Новости за 07.04.2018

Brazil’s former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said Saturday he will comply with an arrest warrant issued Thursday, though he didn’t say when he would turn himself in to the police.

Even one of the best golfers in the world can swing—and completely miss. Three-time Masters champion Phil Mickelson suffers a mishap most amateurs can sympathize with.

Teachers are creating a national movement, why people lie to Facebook, and 1 in 5 workers admit to stealing a colleague's lunch.

At least two people were killed and six were seriously injured after a man drove a van into a group of people in the center of the western German city of Münster, police said. The suspected driver is dead.

Brazil’s former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said Saturday he will comply with an arrest warrant issued Thursday, though he didn’t say when he would turn himself in to the police.

The Vatican arrested one of its own diplomats, Msgr. Carlo Alberto Capella, on suspicion of violating laws against child pornography, after having recalled him from the U.S. last year.

Several people were killed and more than 30 wounded after a man drove a small truck into a group of people in the center of the western German city of Münster.

A passenger bus carrying a junior hockey team collided with a truck in northeastern Saskatchewan, killing 14 people and injuring several others, police said.

The U.S. space agency and Boeing have agreed to turn the initial test flight of the company’s commercial crewed capsule into an operational mission, the latest sign that officials are hedging their bets on when American spacecraft will start regularly ferrying astronauts to the international space station.

A passenger bus carrying a junior hockey team collided with a truck in northeastern Saskatchewan, killing 14 people and injuring several others, police said.

A German steel mill that has long supplied Europe with wire used in construction could become a casualty of new U.S. tariffs on steel imports.

The capital of RV manufacturing, which once had the worst unemployment rate in the U.S., is now facing labor shortages and rising home prices and wages. As the U.S. turns the page on a decade of postcrisis underemployment, scenes like this are becoming more common.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan was granted bail on Saturday by a local court as he appeals a conviction for killing two endangered antelopes.

The Supreme Court is expected to rule soon on whether to allow legalized sports betting across the country, and many states are lining up at the gate to cash in on the possible tax revenue and job creation.

So many of the formerly useful and still ubiquitous beasts of burden populate rural northeastern Brazil that they have become a problem—and, some hope, lucrative fodder for slaughterhouses filling China’s nearly insatiable demand.

Architecture provided indispensable scaffolding on which to hang the evanescent effects the artist captured on canvas.

Ben Kingsley and Brad Silberling didn’t agonize over the decision to humanize a character accused of horrible atrocities. It was their objective in the new film “An Ordinary Man.”

Kathryn Boren of American Ballet Theatre needed to get stronger, so she built a demanding fitness regimen around extreme balance exercises.

Beyoncé, who has sold tens of millions of albums and played sold-out stadium tours, is the first African-American woman to headline Coachella, the highest-grossing music festival in the U.S.

Demonstrations at the fence dividing the Gaza Strip and Israel turned deadly again, as Palestinians burned tires that sent up plumes of smoke and some tried to cross the border amid Israeli military gunfire.

Demonstrations at the fence dividing the Gaza Strip and Israel turned deadly again, as Palestinians burned tires that sent up plumes of smoke and some tried to cross the border amid Israeli military gunfire.

After a post-9/11 building spree, New York’s Financial District is flush with new diversions. Here, a rundown of the best ones to take in.

Mexico’s President Enrique Peña Nieto won widespread praise following an address in which he used uncharacteristically strong language to tell Mr. Trump to stop treating Mexico like a political punching bag.

While C-suite guys have always gravitated to pale pink button-down shirts, a risk-taking crew is getting more daring when it comes to the loaded color.

Growing tensions between the U.S. and China exacerbated investors’ fears of an all-out trade war between the world’s largest economies, shaving more than 550 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Friday as investors braced for more turbulence ahead.