Новости за 17.06.2017

The drug crisis is devastating all groups of Americans, how to protect yourself from skin cancer, and what's dad worth this year.

At least 58 people are presumed dead from the huge blaze that ripped through a west London residential tower earlier in the week, with police warning that the number may change as the search operation continues.

An Afghan commando turned his weapon on U.S. troops at the Afghan army’s northern headquarters and wounded at least four American soldiers, U.S. and Afghan military officials said.

The NBC television station in Connecticut won’t broadcast Megyn Kelly’s interview this Sunday with controversial radio personality Alex Jones, who has claimed the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting of 2012 in Newtown, Conn. was a hoax.

As the U.S. considers expanding a ban of carry-on laptops on international flights, airlines are scrambling to prepare for what would be additional security checks and probably angry customers.

Stabbing attacks by Palestinian militants in Jerusalem left an Israeli police officer dead, Israeli officials said, but authorities cast doubt on a claim by Islamic State that its fighters were responsible for the assaults.

Georgia's special election for a House seat takes place in one of the nation's most highly educated districts. Democrats are taking hope from the fact that they won the most-educated communities in the course of losing special House elections this year in Kansas and Montana.

A St. Louis executive swears by the sport, which combines elements of Nordic skiing, skateboarding and stand-up paddling.

Over the first five months of the year, the percentage of eggs hatching broiler chickens fell to its lowest level in over a decade. That is a problem for companies for an industry that requires about 750 million new chickens each month to raise, slaughter and process into wings, breasts and drumsticks.

Facebook Inc. inadvertently exposed the names of some moderators to suspected terrorists and other groups whose content the workers were tasked with reviewing, a flaw the company Friday said has been fixed.

The USS Fitzgerald’s commanding officer was injured in the collision and taken to the hospital by helicopter.

A handful of tech giants are spreading their tentacles into industries no one ever expected them to and reshaping our world in their image.

Amazon said it would buy Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, including debt, instantly transforming the online giant into a major player in the bricks-and-mortar retail sector it has spent years upending.

Robert Duvall talks about his favorite roles, his worst review and (up to a point) politics.

With his Whole Foods purchase, Jeff Bezos takes aim at groceries—and car ownership.

She withdraws two rules that punished for-profit schools.

David Fromkin’s ‘A Peace to End All Peace’ was a masterpiece. But I wish I’d eaten at his restaurant.

His vision shaped post-Cold War Europe for the better.

The special counsel needs to rise above his Comey loyalties.

Peabody Energy is fighting accusations it colluded with police in the unlawful arrest of two protesters who took a photo with coal miners and their banner at its 2013 shareholder meeting in Wyoming.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency alerted Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in November 2015 that regulators suspected the Italian-U.S. auto maker of using illegal emissions software, more than a year before formally accusing the company of skirting U.S. clean air law.

Spectators and players should worry about foul balls, not foul play.

Such misrepresentation is common in municipal bookkeeping. Rarely do officials answer for it.

President Donald Trump is reversing Obama administration moves toward easing restrictions on travel and trade with Cuba in ways that could make it harder for Americans to travel there and slow efforts by businesses to open up shops on the island. Photo: Getty Images

Amazon's $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods Markets makes the online retailer a major player in the grocery sector. WSJ's Tanya Rivero outlines three things to know about the deal. Photo: Zuma Press