Новости за 01.04.2017

More stunning than No. 2 seed Mississippi State beating No. 1 Connecticut 66-64 in this year’s Final Four was how the Bulldogs achieved the historic win: They simply outplayed the best team ever

A look at new research into Autism support, why AI should augment, not replace, humans and Trump's best and worst tweets as president.

A look at new research into Autism support, why AI should augment, not replace, humans and Trump's best and worst tweets as president.

Trump administration officials, reshaping U.S. policy in the Middle East, have declared in recent days that Washington no longer is focused on the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as a top priority.

Walgreens Boots Alliance and Rite Aid are set to report earnings this week, potentially shedding some light on the status of a merger that regulators have been scrutinizing heavily, much to investors’ consternation.

Paraguayan senators approved a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the election of a president to a second term, a move called illegal by opposition members. The vote was followed by clashes outside the congress building.

The announcement this week that the Raiders would move to Las Vegas was a clear shot through the heart for the loud and loyal fans here.

Rafael Correa has opened health centers, schools and other facilities as part of an infrastructure blitz that has helped give leftist candidate Lenin Moreno a boost ahead of Sunday’s vote.

Christie's auction house has a collection of contemporary art it hopes will fetch more than $100 million this spring. WSJ's Kelly Crow and Tanya Rivero discuss the pieces by artists such as Andy Warhol, Christopher Wool and from the personal collection of real estate developer Jerry Spiegel and his wife Emily. Photo: Christie's Images LTD. 2017

In Arjeplog, Sweden, ice-driving tours allow visitors to get behind the wheel and do figure eights on a sheet of solid ice while being pampered at upscale accommodations during their downtime. Popular destination driving programs like this one are intensifying competition among luxury automakers. Photo: Chester Dawson

Portfolio Manager Libby Toudouze of Cushing Asset Management shares three picks among midstream master limited partnerships with Barron's senior editor Jack Hough.

MLP Equity Strategist Marcus McGregor says stronger balance sheets and less regulation make master limited partnerships attractive now. And average yields around 7% look sustainable, he tells Barron's senior editor Jack Hough.

Apple Inc. shares sported their best quarterly performance in five years, up 24% in the first three months of 2017, showing how some once-lagging trades have come back with force.

Federal Reserve officials are zeroing in on a strategy to begin winding down their $4.5 trillion portfolio of mortgage and Treasury securities, possibly later this year, as part of their broader effort to drain reservoirs of stimulus out of the financial system.

Carvana Co., one of a series of startups trying to break into the risky online used-car business, filed to go public on Friday and revealed heavy losses amid a rapid expansion across the country

An unorthodox professor explains the ‘new religion’ that drives the intolerance and violence at places like Middlebury and Berkeley.

Six years after the statehouse protests in Madison, the state is red—and getting redder.

The GOP reverses a rule intended to help Google and Amazon, not you.

A Florida Republican keeps a trial bar payday going for another year.

Democrats lambaste Carl Icahn for agreeing with them.

Several lots of EpiPen, a leading emergency allergy treatment, are being recalled over a potential defect after two reports of the device failing to activate.

Mike Flynn, President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, is willing to be interviewed in exchange for immunity from prosecution. What are the potential charges he’s hoping to avoid? WSJ’s Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer. Photo: Getty.

‘If Republicans continue to filibuster these highly qualified nominees . . .’

Like fiction, baseball’s dramas can lift us to the brink of joy or leave us on the edge of tears.

Donald Trump is no more a planet wrecker than Barack Obama (as measured to the third decimal).