Новости за 23.03.2024

Islamic State makes no distinction between the West, Russia and Iran. It sees them all as enemies that should be annihilated.

The extremist group’s ISIS-K affiliate has a record of attacking Russians, Chinese, Iranians—and Americans.

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A new study finds that alone time is a major factor in how lonely many people feel. But not always.

Sluggish sales of the biggest American whiskey brand reflect shifts in consumer spending and how people consume alcohol.

A blackout in Cuba, a white buffalo in Thailand, lava in Iceland and more top images from around the world, selected by WSJ photo editors.

Kathy Cargill kept mum about her plans for Park Point, but after a letter from the mayor she is talking.

In a presentation to staff of the brain-computer startup company, a quadriplegic Arizona man details his improvements after the procedure.

The U.S. is trying to dissuade Israel from launching a ground assault in the Gaza border city of Rafah. Israel says it isn’t going to listen: Taking Rafah from Hamas is too important to its strategy for winning the war.

A proposed bill in Congress targets Chinese biotech businesses that play an important role in developing drugs.

Russia’s largest terrorist attack in years adds to security challenges facing Moscow and follows a U.S. warning that such an assault could be imminent.

Focusing on one leg at a time strengthens the muscles that keep us on an even keel.

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Born in New York and raised in India, the singer incorporates diverse languages and traditions on a meditative new album.

New York’s Bard Graduate Center highlights the underappreciated artist in a show that focuses on her colorful, pioneering work in graphic and commercial design.

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

Surging home prices have changed everything about U.S. housing. Small investors are eager to cash in.

Bill Gates has said his legal battle distracted him from the rise of mobile.

Texas’ immigration law is the latest stalled effort to address the migrant surge.

Tehran pitched its products, including its new “Gaza” drone, to the international market in Doha, worrying the U.S. and its allies.

Rather than pivot toward the center, the presumptive GOP nominee fires up his base and promises controversial pardons to Capitol rioters.

Young adults in India who came of age on the app are still angry at their government.

A vast effort to draft an official history of the Qing dynasty hangs in limbo as China’s leader demands it be bent to his vision.

Investors approved a plan to take Trump’s struggling social-media company public, putting him one step closer to a roughly $3 billion windfall that could end a financial squeeze that is weighing on his presidential run.

The FAA is stepping up scrutiny of United Airlines following a spate of safety issues in recent weeks.