Новости за 09.06.2018

How Trump's pressure influenced the NFL to change its anthem rules, why is Siri so far behind Alexa, and how to protect your summer move.

Romania’s Simona Halep, after years of disappointment, beat American Sloane Stephens to take the women’s title at the French Open tennis tournament.

Apple’s share repurchases aren’t only a tax-efficient way to return cash to shareholders, but may help boost demand for the stock during a traditionally weak seasonal period.

As talks between the European Union and the U.K. on Brexit enter a critical phase, the leaders of Ireland and Britain are in very different form. One knows where he is going, Paul Hannon writes; the other still can’t be sure.

Pope Francis warned against the “continued search” for fossil fuels Saturday and urged a gathering of oil executives, investors and officials to meet the world’s energy needs while protecting the environment and the poor.

Collaborative robots that work alongside humans—“cobots”—are getting cheaper and easier to program. That is encouraging businesses to put them to work at new tasks in bars, restaurants and clinics.

New York’s culinary world mourned the death of Anthony Bourdain, a New Yorker, whose enthusiasm and plain-speak as a tastemaker influenced a generation of curious eaters.

The Taliban on Saturday announced its first cease-fire since the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, saying it would stop military operations against government forces to mark the Muslim observance of Eid al-Fitr.

A popular videogame-download store lowered its bar last year to make it easier for developers to hawk their creations. It ended up letting in a game that involved shooting up a school.

Nicaraguan students whose families fought with Daniel Ortega to oust the Somozas now lead a rebellion against Ortega’s own family dynasty.

Anthony Bourdain, the 61-year-old chef and author who parlayed his love of food, taste for adventure and gifts as a raconteur into television stardom, was found dead Friday in a hotel room in France of an apparent suicide.

To address an epidemic of physician stress that some say puts patients at risk of medical errors, hospitals are making changes.

It takes extra endurance to hang in the pool at 59, but Chris Judge couldn’t imagine any other way to anchor his fitness routine.

The Defense Department’s inspector general is investigating a security breach after Chinese hackers allegedly stole large amounts of sensitive data from a Navy contractor.

The U.S. is unlikely to act on an appeal from the United Arab Emirates for U.S. military help in seizing a key Yemeni port from Iran-backed fighters, according to people familiar with the discussions.

The Warriors are now the back-to-back NBA champions after crushing LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers to complete a Finals sweep of the greatest player of this basketball generation and create the sport’s latest dynasty.

President Donald Trump struck a more positive tone on ties with Canada, following pointed criticism a day earlier via his Twitter account, saying the two countries discussed how to find a breakthrough in stalled talks involving the North American Free Trade Agreement.

U.S. and Afghan special-operations troops are carrying out a major air and ground offensive to clear Islamic State fighters from a district where the militant group aspires to make its local capital.

Pixar co-founder John Lasseter will leave Walt Disney Co. at the end of the year amid allegations last year of unwelcome touching and hugging of subordinates.

Ex-aide Ben Rhodes’s memoir reveals the White House team as indecisive, irresponsible and self-absorbed, but he portrays it all as a success.

Helly Nahmad’s transactions represent some of the priciest resales to have closed at Manhattan’s 432 Park Avenue.

A U.S. special-operations forces service member was killed and four others were wounded in Somalia after they came under small-arms and mortar fire from suspected members of an al Qaeda affiliate, the Pentagon said.

President Donald Trump’s call to have Russia rejoin the Group of Seven industrialized nations and his recent imposition of metals tariffs on U.S. allies rattled the start of the G-7 summit, exposing fissures among the group’s members.

Liberal cities join the contingency-fee bar to shake down oil firms.

As residents flee, the state has an offer you will probably refuse.