Новости за 18.02.2017

How a U.S. team uses guerrilla marketing to deter potential ISIS recruits, a look at text-based therapy and why TV writers obsess over Chicago.

Developer Hussain Sajwani’s Damac Properties launched the Trump International Golf Club on Saturday, placing the most high-profile bet on the president’s name in the Arab world.

Geert Wilders, the far-right candidate for Dutch prime minister who has been dubbed the “Dutch Trump,” is distancing himself from comparisons to the U.S. president amid a backlash in local public opinion against the Trump administration.

Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said the Trump administration is planning a new version of the executive order banning travel from seven countries, which would be phased in to allow people already in transit to enter the U.S.

The family of Siti Aisyah, an Indonesian woman arrested for her alleged role in the killing of Kim Jong Nam, said she had told them she had been shooting prank-style videos with a Japanese producer, including one in Jakarta in January.

Longing to lead more religious lives—and wary of the wider culture—a growing number of traditional Christians are creating their own small communities.

As the Internet-radio giant enters the competitive field of subscription streaming services, it hopes to ride its edge with country-music lovers.

The Trump administration and Congressional Republicans are employing a rarely-used legislative procedure known as the Congressional Review Act. What does it allow them to do? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer. Photo: AP.

Vice President Mike Pence said the U.S. would be unwavering in its commitment to NATO, marking one of the Trump administration’s most full-throated efforts yet to reassure nervous partners.

A trio of new bike accessories promises to prevent technology from messing with your ride. A review of the BeeLine, Omata One and SmartHalo.

Kraft Heinz has made a $143 billion approach to take over U.K. consumer-products giant Unilever, a move that would bring together some of the best-known household brands in the world.

U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein said she would push for federal requirements for USA Gymnastics and other amateur sports organizations to immediately turn over reports of sexual abuse to law enforcement or face criminal penalties.

House Republicans’ outline of an Affordable Care Act repeal plan left health insurers increasingly worried about the future of the health law’s exchanges, despite a Trump administration proposal earlier this week aimed at providing stability.

The former talent manager who has run Paramount for more than a decade is stepping down at the request of his new boss, Viacom CEO Bob Bakish, according to people familiar with the matter.

The Continent’s generational bargain now tilts dangerously toward the old, with political consequences to follow.

The GOP health reform needs to give states the freedom to fix Medicaid.

He speaks up for freedom in Venezuela, unlike his predecessor.

And as negotiations proceed, could a carbon tax get a miraculous resurrection?

A thinker who argued for the morality of free markets.

The new administrator plans to follow his statutory mandate—clean air and water—and to respect states’ rights.

Deere & Co. said demand for its farm machinery is improving, offering fresh optimism that the three-year long slide in equipment sales is beginning to ease. It also raised its sales growth forecast for this year.

As administrators foist ‘social justice’ on 4,000 suburban students, parents plead for balance.

Whole Foods Market’s annual meeting of shareholders convened Friday amid investors’ concerns about the organic food retailer’s ability to make changes to address sustained declines in sales growth and steep reductions in its share value.

The broadcaster’s purpose isn’t just to entertain, or even to inform. It’s to wage the battle of ideas.

Arnold Donald, CEO of Carnival, says the answer is technology and exceeding expectations.