Новости за 01.03.2018

President Trump on Wednesday threatened to delay building border barriers in California until his long-promised border wall is built elsewhere, seemingly slinging another arrow in his running battle with the nation’s most populous state.

The Los Angeles Times’ sports section has earned its first “grand slam” in contest judging by Associated Press Sports Editors, earning top-10 recognition for its digital website, Sunday section, daily sections and special section.

The reunion included hugs, handshakes and, perhaps most notably, those similar and familiar mischievous grins.

There was a time when a woman stepped on stage in front of a rock audience at her own peril.

For years, it was hard to miss the billboards and radio jingles for a weight loss surgery center that said, "Let your new life begin, call 1-800-GET-THIN."

It’s election season in Mexico, which means the hijinks have begun.

Vote-buying, illegal spending and other forms of cheating are so common here that major political parties sometimes reference the phenomenon in their slogans (“Take what the others give, but vote National Action Party!”). Past...

Companies are rethinking their relationships with the National Rifle Association as it aggressively resists calls for stricter gun control in the wake of a mass shooting at a Florida high school that left 17 dead.

U.S. stocks sank again on Wednesday and cemented February as the worst month for the market in two years.

The University of California has slipped in the rankings of an annual global survey of higher education, escalating concerns that funding woes and growing international competition are beginning to erode the quality of the nation’s top public research university.

President Trump’s communications director and close aide Hope Hicks announced her resignation Wednesday and will leave the West Wing in a few weeks, White House officials said.

Sacramento has joined Oakland, Philadelphia and other cities in suing Wells Fargo & Co. over allegations that the bank engaged in discriminatory mortgage lending practices, leading to a wave of foreclosures in minority neighborhoods.

Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and advisor-with-too-many-portfolios, has lost his interim “top secret” security clearance. Is that a reason for him to give up his duties at the White House?

"Black Panther" will rule the box office again this weekend, easily fending off the new Jennifer Lawrence movie "Red Sparrow" and MGM's "Death Wish" remake.

A Beverly Hills compound formerly owned by “American Idol” creator Simon Fuller is on the market for $20 million.

An outbreak of illness in a major-league clubhouse looks something like this:

Volleys are continuing back and forth between Ryan Seacrest and a former personal stylist who has accused him of sexual harassment, with some publicists reportedly saying they’ll be steering their clients away from the “American Idol” host on the red carpet at Sunday’s Oscars ceremony.

The decision is squarely in front of the organization that might be the least equipped to make it.