Новости за 09.09.2017

Airlines capped prices on tickets departing from much of Florida and the Caribbean, after customers complained that seats on the few flights that remained ahead of Hurricane Irma were far more expensive than usual.

How shifting religious makeup could spell trouble for both parties, how to help disaster victims, and a look back at the most iconic benefit concerts in history.

In 18-hour PBS series ‘The Vietnam War,’ Ken Burns and Lynn Novick ask American and Vietnamese vets to share their experiences

Powerful Hurricane Irma made landfall in Cuba early Saturday morning as it plows northwest toward the Florida Keys, whipping the central city of Camagüey with 155-mile-per-hour winds, damaging property and knocking out communications in some parts of the island nation.

Mexico declared three days of mourning for the scores of people killed in Mexico’s strongest earthquake in decades as troops rushed in relief supplies and residents cleared rubble in poor communities that took the worst of it.

The former chairman of Brazilian meatpacking giant JBS, Joesley Batista, on Saturday offered to turn his passport over to legal authorities and has requested a hearing with the country’s Supreme Court.

Saudi Arabia suspended all contact with Qatar after the first known conversation between leaders of the two countries failed to defuse tensions between the U.S. allies.

Federal law-enforcement authorities in New York are investigating whether Uber used software to interfere illegally with its competitors, adding to pressures facing the embattled ride-hailing company.

Hurricane Irma is becoming a defining moment for 17-year-old GasBuddy, as desperate drivers trying to leave Florida ahead of the storm are counting on the firm’s real-time data to locate gas stations that haven’t been depleted.

Amazon needs to hire thousands more software developers, and that will almost certainly be cheaper and easier in a city other than Seattle.

Bangladeshi-born graduate student is one of about 690,000 at risk—and eliciting sympathy—after Trump administration ended DACA

Having put off a finance career for fighting, light heavyweight Mike Lee explains how he trains.

The prospects for mobile-phone growth in Nigeria are among the most lucrative for telecom operators globally, but also the most challenging.

Rupi Kaur, or @rupikaur_ to her followers, is turning poetry books into big sellers and fueling others like @AtticusPoetry; Publishers troll Instagram but is this truly verse?

After 20 years in space, the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft made its suicide plunge into Saturn's atmosphere on Sept. 15. For the team of scientists who began working on the project in the 1980s, it means the end of decades of work that led to scientific progress and never-before-seen images of Saturn's rings, moons and surface. Photo: NASA Video: Dipti Kapadia/The Wall Street Journal

After 20 years in space, the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft will make its suicide plunge into Saturn's atmosphere on Sept. 15. For the team of scientists who began working on the project in the 1980s, it means the end of decades of work that led to scientific progress and never-before-seen images of Saturn's rings, moons and surface. Photo: NASA Video: Dipti Kapadia/The Wall Street Journal

Ben Zimmer celebrates the centenary of the abbreviation OMG—Yes, the centenary, via a letter to Winston Churchill. Text that.

Consumers, financial firms and regulators were scrambling to assess the damage the massive hack at Equifax could cause even as the credit-reporting company came under attack on multiple fronts for its handling of the cyberattack.

The co-host of “The Specialists” parted ways with the network following allegations that he sent inappropriate photos to female co-workers.

After Hurricane Irma destroyed much of the small Caribbean island of Barbuda, residents react to the damage the storm has done to their homes. Video/Photo: Facebook/ABS Television/Radio via Storyful

To protect a top-selling drug from generic competition, Allergan PLC has sold the drug’s patents to an Indian tribe in upstate New York to block rivals from challenging the patents at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

America’s little platoons mobilize to survive a potential disaster.

A 2015 report highlights the stress on ships and crews based abroad.

Once granted, benefits always multiply and are nearly impossible to repeal, John Cogan says. Only three presidents have been able to rein them in.

The Congressman has a lean and hungry look. So run for Speaker.