Новости за 09.05.2018

It is no surprise that 20th-century Jews, who until the creation of Israel had no state dedicated to their interests, were the fathers of human rights. Martin Peretz reviews “Rooted Cosmopolitans” by James Loeffler.

HUD’s plan would increase the minimum to $150, but it also includes needed flexibility for cities.

Mitch McConnell should drop his threat to block rescissions affecting the omnibus.

America needs allies, and international relations aren’t a zero-sum game.

Ford is expected temporarily to lay off several thousand workers at a Michigan factory that assembles F-150 pickup trucks, as a result of a fire at a parts supplier that has led to the idling of another Ford factory and others.

Top AI thinkers including Future Today Institute founder Amy Webb, Primer CEO and founder Sean Gourley, and former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, share their thoughts on the future of machine and human interaction, at WSJ's Future of Everything Festival.

At the WSJ’s Future of Everything Festival, top AI thinkers, including founder of Future Today Institute Amy Webb, founder and CEO of Primer Sean Gourley, and even former world chess champion Garry Kasparov, shared their thoughts on the future of machine and human interaction.

A box-office bonanza, driven by the performance of Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther,” boosted Walt Disney Co. in the latest quarter and returned it to profit growth.

The U.S.-China trade fracas has obscured the fact that global trade growth is coming off the boil. The pace of the slowdown will have major implications for corporate profits and the trade standoff itself.

Match Group reported net profit at the internet data company rising nearly fivefold from a year ago as users signed up to pay for its Tinder app.

A new version of Google’s Android mobile operating system would tell users how much time they’ve spent on various apps.

We are hurtling toward a future where machines are taking over and, as speakers at the WSJ Future of Everything Festival noted, there aren’t many brakes in place.

Whether or not people approve of the new tax law, they like the results.

As the royal wedding nears and the obsession with Ms. Markle is selling out any piece of clothing she wears, we ask: Is it embarrassing for grown women to emulate ‘princess style’?