Новости за 01.03.2017

Every day stocks go up, investors are pricing in greater success for president’s agenda.

A senior White House adviser "inadvertently" endorsed the president's daughter's fashion line in a television interview last month without intending to benefit from the remark, the White House told the chief of the U.S. government ethics office on Tuesday.

Hershey’s new Chief Executive Michele Buck outlined her strategy for the chocolate giant, telling investors she will return focus to the U.S. following the company’s bad bet on China.

Analysis of President Trump's speech to Congress, a legal look at the new travel ban and signs it's time to hunt for a new credit card.

Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on the president’s address to Congress and the Democratic Party’s reaction. Photo credit: Reuters.

American Enterprise Institute Resident Fellow James Capretta on the president’s remarks. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Center for Education Reform Founder and CEO Jeanne Allen on President Trump’s education reform agenda. Photo credit: Getty Images.

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Terry Anderson on the EPA’s decision to suspend an unlawful water rule. Photo credit: Getty Images.

The Warriors’ star will miss at least four weeks with a knee sprain and bone bruise, but the test results quell any fears of a season-ending injury

A service launched by technology firm Aira and AT&T allows the visually impaired to be guided by a remote operator through the images relayed by a pair of connected glasses. Service users speak to the operators who can help with tasks such as directions, reading labels and menus. Photo: George Downs/The Wall Street Journal

Budgeting app Clarity Money uses behavioral science tricks to find out when you're spending too much.

Autonomous electric racing startup Roborace unveiled its new Robocar at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Roborace wants to create a self-driving, electric championship race series where teams compete using algorithms to drive the cars around the circuit.

Google’s bet on web TV with YouTube involves a much smaller wager than AT&T’s with DirecTV.

Sales woes and rising competition are crimping the growth of one-time cybersecurity star Palo Alto Networks.

Twitter said it will use software to proactively find users who harass others, taking some of the burden off its users to report abuse in an attempt to preserve its audience.

Opinion Journal’s Mary Kissel and Wonder Land Columnist Dan Henninger on the left’s reaction to President Trump’s olive branch. Plus, the president’s health-care and education reform agenda, and a watershed for regulatory reform.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin are once again trying to uncouple from their Tribeca penthouse.

Watch a film clip from "The Shack," starring Sam Worthington, Octavia Spencer, and Tim McGraw. Photo: Lionsgate

Watch a film clip from "Before I Fall," starring Zoey Deutch, Halston Sage, and Cynthy Wu. Photo: Open Road Films

Watch a film clip from "Logan," starring Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and Dafne Keen. Photo: Twentieth Century Fox

Chinese telecom company Huawei's bid to erase its image of being a copycat and earn a reputation as an innovation leader has suffered a setback, though instead of a technological clone it is the familiar design of its new campus that is raising eyebrows. Photo: Huawei

The European Union’s second-highest court has said it can’t rule over the EU-Turkey migrant deal, prompting criticism from human rights groups. In a ruling published late Tuesday, the General Court of the EU argued that the 2016 deal which put a end to the flow of migrants and refugees via Turkey to Greece and the […]

Hong Kong loves beer pong, but the game in this city doesn't resemble the one most North Americans grew up playing. It's called "double cherry" and the new rules have enthusiasts divided. Video/Photo: Eva Tam/The Wall Street Journal

A classic Florida attraction, Weeki Wachee Springs State Park has been hosting a mermaid show for decades, but why watch when you can dive in? A weekend camp teaches visitors aquatic ballet, complete with shimmering tail

With the new FX series "Feud: Bette and Joan" the cinematic catfight is getting a modern makeover. Here are some well-known feuds involving female characters in film and television. Photo: FX