Новости за 17.02.2024

A New York judge ordered Donald Trump and his business to pay $355 million for misrepresenting his wealth for financial gain. Veteran New York trial and appellate lawyer Mark Zauderer explains what’s at stake for Trump’s business empire.

Kim Godwin took over ABC News at a challenging time for the network. Nearly three years later, she has become a polarizing figure, and parent Disney decided to give her a new boss who will keep a close eye on the news division.

Displaced civilians in the Gaza Strip braced for a possible Israeli ground operation in Rafah—the last unoccupied stretch of the enclave—with some searching in vain for a safe place to flee.

Researchers looked at whether gamelike training is effective at increasing revenue. The answer: It can be, especially if done right.

Wrestlers grapple in Romania, a woman rests in Rafah, pitchers practice during spring training and more images from around the world, selected by WSJ photo editors.

Supporters of Russia’s Alexei Navalny confirmed his death in an Arctic prison camp but said his mother was being prevented from accessing the body of the opposition politician.

Illegal Glock switches made on 3-D printers modify pistols to fire like machine guns, fueling killings in cities like Washington, D.C.

Modeling’s silver wave hits the runway at shows including Batsheva and Helmut Lang.

The British painter’s impressive holdings of paintings and drawings made for the Mughal, Deccani, Rajput and Pahari courts go on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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

Low-intensity Zone 2 workouts can provide a significant benefit for all exercisers without leaving them breathless.

Agents used to find good policies for clients easily. Now they struggle to get them any coverage at all.

The billionaire maintains his companies are doing the most to undermine the Kremlin.

Agents used to find good policies for clients easily—now they struggle to get them any coverage at all.

Even donors who are worried about President Biden’s age and memory say fundraising and support for him remain strong, and see no effort to push him aside.

The billionaire maintains his companies are doing the most to undermine the Kremlin.

Young adults are rejecting the finance guru’s advice to live frugally while getting out of debt.

Sen. Joe Manchin, a centrist Democrat from West Virginia, said that he won’t run for president.

Treasury yields have sprung to multiyear highs, forcing the U.S. government to pay a lot more in interest and putting pressure on the budget.

Paramount Global has held recent talks with Comcast about joining forces in streaming through a partnership or joint venture, said people familiar with the situation.

Swiss Re reported a sharply higher net profit for last year on an improved performance in its property-and-casualty reinsurance segment.

Activist investor Carl Icahn struck a deal for two JetBlue Airways board seats just days after he unveiled a nearly 10% stake in the struggling airline.

NatWest shares rose in London trading after the British lender posted fourth-quarter earnings that beat expectations, but said it expects income to decline this year as higher interest rates start to taper off.

All three major U.S. stock indexes fell with the Nasdaq, S&P 500 and Dow declining 0.8%, 0.5% and 0.4%, respectively.

Candidates increasingly rely on personal attacks and fearmongering to win office, leaving many Americans disillusioned with democracy.