Новости за 13.01.2024

Heavy snow and ice caused major disruptions on both coasts, ahead of a creeping front of Arctic cold that threatens to bring record-low temperatures to much of the U.S.

Biotech entrepreneur says he will use his wealth to stay in the GOP presidential race beyond Iowa.

Driving is one of the most important healthcare issues for teenagers, and this assessment can identify hidden dangers.

Unemployment is low, and earnings have risen more slowly in the state than nationwide.

The sluggish timeline for a New Mexico wind and power transmission project is a problem for the Biden administration as it seeks 100% clean electricity by 2035.

South Africans this week rallied around their government’s decision to take Israel to the International Court of Justice, with many saying they were motivated by their own country’s struggle against apartheid.

Here's how much caffeine you should actually have. And when you should have it.

The Oklahoma senator is taking on one of Congress’s most politically risky jobs as illegal crossings surge.

Now the space is the ‘most sought-after football viewing spot in town.’

Hard-boiled molasses, Hunter Biden appears at a hearing, the Huskies lose the national championship game and more images from around the world, selected by WSJ photo editors.

A religiously inspired militia that emerged from Yemen’s northern mountains 20 years ago is now more powerful than ever.

A military operation along Gaza’s southern border would be tricky, with Egypt on one side and a million displaced Palestinians concentrated on the other.

The Jewish Museum explores the work and legacy of the Egypt-born designer and entrepreneur, who brought the breezy sensibilities of Alexandria to the world of French fashion.

With dairy products like cheese and butter popular again, the butterfat content of cows’ milk has climbed above record highs set in World War II.

Test your knowledge of the week’s events as reported in The Wall Street Journal.

New and lapsed exercisers make mistakes on the timing and types of exercises they try. Here’s how to avoid those missteps.

A street minister, working with volunteer mechanics, has provided about 1,000 rebuilt bicycles to unhoused people and others in South Dakota who have no other way to get to their jobs.

Subzero temperatures are forecast for Monday, casting uncertainty on GOP turnout for first presidential nominating contest.

In some ways, Elon Musk is gaining even more influence as he becomes more like Donald Trump.

White Christians in the Hawkeye State will have an outsize influence on picking the GOP presidential nominee.

The Florida governor’s struggling presidential campaign hinges on a state where he could fall to third place in the Republican field.

A new WSJ podcast series examines why Donald Trump is front-runner in that race and why his appeal to conservatives endures.

Voters are lining up to cast ballots in a tight three-way presidential race that will determine the island democracy’s future, including its ties with Washington and Beijing.

In an age of streaming services and short attention spans, the gritty glamour of the circus still has the power to enchant audiences.

Morgan Stanley agreed to pay $249 million to settle probes into allegations that some employees improperly shared information about clients’ stock sales.