Новости за 25.11.2018

The great contradiction is between what liberals claim to believe and the way they live their own lives.

Mr. López Obrador pledges to tear up contracts. How safe is the rule of law?

If draconian privacy regulations didn’t keep key data from medical researchers.

Leave the inhabitants of North Sentinel Island alone.

The U.S. will see the second reading of third-quarter economic growth, October new-home sales data and personal-income figures. China will also release data on factory activity.

The tech company will operate anywhere and serve anyone—except Jews in the West Bank.

Obama wants credit for faster growth, but compare Obama’s last 21 months to Trump’s first 21.

Kids need to know their parents are paying close attention to them, not playing to an audience.

Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to locate new headquarters in the New York and Washington regions highlighted an ongoing shift of economic might toward big coastal power cities. But second-tier cities are thriving, and by some measures they are doing even better than their bigger rivals.

Residents of McMurdo Station, Antarctica, the U.S. National Science Foundation’s largest outpost on the continent, celebrate Thanksgiving with a 5K race dressed in costumes on an icy unpaved road. Photo: Alexander Hotz/The Wall Street Journal

Swiss voters on Sunday rejected a proposal that would have provided government subsidies to farmers who let cows to keep their horns.

Russia is pressuring Turkey to drive extremists from a Syrian demilitarized zone, testing the countries’ warming ties and a cease-fire they brokered that has protected opponents of Syria’s President President Bashar al-Assad.

Marijn Dekkers in his waning days as Bayer CEO kept his distance from the company’s bid for Monsanto, now the target of thousands of weedkiller lawsuits that are weighing heavily on Bayer’s shares.

Top advisers to Mexico’s president-elect are in talks with U.S. government officials over a plan that will require migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. to wait in Mexico while their claims are adjudicated.

Toys ‘R’ Us staff are filling shelves this holiday season at hundreds of stores across Asia, where the brand has been given new life after being sold off by the bankrupt American toy retailer.

Beneath the trappings of food, family and often-forgettable football games, Thanksgiving is really a management story, a case study in how extraordinary leaders build happy, productive teams.

Voters handed Taiwan’s ruling party a rebuke in local elections, raising doubts about President Tsai Ing-wen’s prospects for re-election and potentially heralding a shift in the island’s tense relations with China.

AT&T and three other big television distributors said Saturday they would refund customers who paid to watch a showdown between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson after AT&T flubbed its live stream of the event.

At least 130 demonstrators were detained across the nation, including 42 in the French capital, as the country’s interior minister blames the far-right party National Rally for clashes.

A planned summit between EU leaders and U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May will take place Sunday to endorse a negotiated Brexit deal, after Spain obtained extra guarantees over the status of Gibraltar.