Новости за 01.07.2016

If he were a fictional character, would Donald Trump be believable?

Screenwriters, novelists say GOP presidential contender is too over the top

But Trump’s strong following suggests otherwise

When R.C. Roberson first saw the Declaration of Independence in person, the faces of her father, her son, her uncle and her cousin – all of whom have served in … Click to Continue »

It can handle a lot more than your dirty plates and cups.

Here’s our down and dirty list of six cool things to try as the summer starts to really heat up.

Today would have been Princess Diana's 55th birthday. The beloved "people's princess," who died when she was only 36, was—and remains—one of the...

Heidi Becker crept through the darkened, empty hallways of a Parisian hospital, rolling a cart full of lead bricks. In a radiology treatment room, she positioned the bricks around a device that she placed in the crosshairs of an electron-shooting linear accelerator.

As the shock of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union sent world stock markets tumbling and triggered global concern, some began to calculate the toll it might take on the world’s most needy.

I'm Davan Maharaj, editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Times. Here are some story lines I don't want you to miss today.

JPMorgan Chase patted itself on the back earlier this year after announcing plans to close hundreds of branches and increasingly shift customer transactions to ATMs and online banking.

A cooling market for the most expensive homes is costing hotel and casino magnate Steve Wynn some money.

Ann Williams believes her hardscrabble former steel town in Wales would survive Britain’s divorce from the European Union just fine.

The wind whipped at blue plastic tarps protecting Andi Montoya’s tented home, a mattress-topped wood platform on two giant Costco flat shopping carts, easy to roll if the cops force her to move.

A man has been arrested after a quantity of crack cocaine and a stolen television were found in a house.

A man in his 40s was reportedly punched in the face while trying to intervene in a disturbance involving a group of teenagers.

Happy holiday weekend Wisconsin. Try to avoid becoming a blood meal.

The $100 million, 10-year apparel and footwear deal went into effect Friday.

A spontaneous meeting between U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch and former president Bill Clinton could cause a political headache for the Hillary Clinton campaign. WSJ's Gerald F. Seib explains. Photo: AP

Today’s topics include Boris’s Brexit, Canada Post, assisted death ... and more

Steve Martin has had a decades-long passion for art, building a much-admired and diverse collection that includes three paintings by none other than Canadian master Lawren Harris

The Idea of North offers a complex and sophisticated reintroduction to Harris, bringing the man, his art and the movement he founded into a more 21st-century framework with all the messiness that entails

Producer, director, teacher, father. Born on May 14, 1927, in Curragh Camp, Ireland; died on April 7, 2016, in Toronto, of natural causes, aged 88.

AG Loretta Lynch faced continuing questions related to an awkward encounter with former president Bill Clinton after the two crossed paths.

Unions fear funding for victims of domestic violence and homelessness is at risk.

Dans toute grossesse, il arrive un moment où vous dites simplement: «Je m’en fous.»

In the week that has passed since the historic referendum in the United Kingdom, where voters chose to pull their country out of the European Union, reports of hate crime across the country have seen a surge. According to police officials Thursday, 331 hate crimes had been reported to the country’s online reporting site since June 23, compared with the weekly average of 63 reports.