Новости за 07.06.2018

Most visitors to Peru make a beeline to Machu Picchu, but the Sacred Valley just beneath the ancient citadel offers more adventure and vistas—and juicier battle tales.

The emergence of the gig economy in the past decade has scarcely changed the U.S. labor market, according to newly released government data.

A new poll shows strong support for the new law.

On Monday, the Council of Fashion Designers of America named streetwear brand Supreme the year’s best menswear designer. What does its win say about American style?

A grieving family falls apart in Ari Aster’s debut feature, a relentless horror film.

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U.S. military allies have increased their defense spending by 3.82% over the past year, since President Donald Trump called for more contributions, according to figures released by NATO.

The total net worth of U.S. households rose to over $100 trillion for the first time during the first three months of 2018, as rising property prices boosted Americans’ wealth and offset declines in major stock indexes.

President Donald Trump’s effort to wrestle a commitment from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to yield his nuclear weapons program in exchange for security guarantees is just the start of a complex process.

Audio producers are hooking the next generation of listeners—and their parents—with programs like ‘Chompers,’ a twice-daily, two-minute show that promotes dental hygiene

Google won’t allow its artificial-intelligence products to be used in military weapons, the company said Thursday, as it tries to balance its “Don’t Be Evil” mantra with the wide-ranging applications of its technology.

House GOP leaders scramble to find a compromise on immigration, U.S. struggles to stop smuggling of mail-order opioids, and shattering El Capitan's speed record.

Warner Bros. has signed a lucrative, long-term agreement with Greg Berlanti to keep the prolific TV producer in its stable, the latest sign of an arms race for talent in the entertainment industry.

A Tesla vehicle involved in a fatal crash in March was speeding on a highway with its driver-assistance feature engaged and had alerted the driver to put his hands on the steering wheel more than 15 minutes before the collision, U.S. safety investigators said.

The U.K. government published long-awaited proposals to solve the problem of the Irish border after Brexit, although officials in Dublin and Brussels signaled they still don’t go far enough to address their concerns.

Amazon boosted its bet on live sports programming by winning the rights to broadcast in Britain some soccer games from the popular English Premier League.

Cotton is no match for soggy joggers come summer. But how do the world’s most advanced fabrics stack up? We put them to the test

A tumultuous decision-making process inside the White House led to an abrupt turn toward tariffs. Aides have cursed at one another in front of the president as they struggle to reconcile clashing views on whether to impose levies to force concessions.

Some savvy food makers are succeeding by refreshing old frozen food brands and taking smart steps to entice health-conscious shoppers.

Five of the season’s new warm-weather frocks, each ideal for a holiday locale. What if—we asked ourselves—those dresses sent gloating messages to the poor clothes left back home?

Silicon Valley has an accountability crisis, and at its root is the idolatry of its founder-CEOs, writes Christopher Mims

From Chicago to Paris, amateur horticulturists are gathering at plant swaps to flesh out their Instagram-worthy collections—and possibly sprout a friendship or two.

The total net worth of U.S. households rose to over $100 trillion for the first time during the first three months of 2018, as rising property prices boosted Americans’ wealth and offset declines in major stock indexes.

James Dimon and Warren Buffett are urging companies to end the practice of providing quarterly earnings guidance, arguing that it encourages an “unhealthy focus” on short-term profits at the expense of long-term growth.

As Gaza’s rulers set new protests for Friday both sides calibrate rhetoric and actions, with Hamas issuing a more subdued call and Israel pledging to use more nonlethal equipment to confront demonstrators.