Новости за 07.10.2016

Art world news for October 7.

Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld are no longer keeping up

The Wall Street Journal recently published an "invaluable guide" to the top colleges in the US, but its contents tell the same old story.

Donald Trump stands little chance of winning his home state—but his home state party is trying to win Iowa and Colorado for him.

North Brunswick Councilwoman Shanti Narra has early Middlesex County Democratic Committee support to be the replacement for long-serving Middlesex County Freeholder James Polos.

The New York Botanical Garden's most impressive annual exhibit is here!

A 30-year-old man, Christopher Fuhrer, was charged on Thursday after police were called to check in on his 85-year-old grandmother, who they found dead in her Ridgewood home. Fuhrer had been living with the corpse for five months, wrapping the body in 16 layers of plastic bags and filling the room with air fresheners and a fan to conceal the smell.

A political stalemate over transportation funding in the Garden State has likely come to an end.

Because girls love biology, chemistry and physics, too.

With Hurricane Matthew set to hit the US this weekend, we take a look at the history of the intersection of natural disasters and politics.

Nearly every attack Hillary will launch will be about Trump's words—He needs to respond by pointing out that her actions have been far worse for the country.

Katharine Polk's presentation was much more than pretty dresses.

Bill Bratton said the presidential candidates are "misinforming" the public about stop-and-frisk's constitutionality.

If every reader quits reading at chapter six, something's wrong with that chapter.

Free tickets for the museum are said to be sold out through February, making last evening’s dinner and free roam of the space even more coveted.

Talent manager Jordan Feldstein bought the co-op just one year ago

In our election day preview, we take a look at the economic conditions in some major swing states.

New technologies aim to reduce the risk, including one that's launching a crowdfunding campaign next week.

And Spelling Manor is on the market for $200 million

When a group of dietitians suddenly began offering their opinions on the #sodatax hashtag on Twitter this week, I got a little suspicious.

NEWARK - When it comes to Essex County's influence on the 2017 gubernatorial contest, it depends on whom you ask. If you talk to an Essex Democratic Party insider, Essex's endorsement of former Goldman Sachs executive Phil Murphy was the master woodman's stroke that split and unraveled the Gordian Knot. To party rivals beyond Essex's borders, it represented little more that a Maraschino Cherry: picturesque but ultimately irrelevant atop the foaming cone of North Jersey.

Iran is in charge. They will not be swayed, influenced, bribed or enticed to change their policies. And not just about Israel.

It's almost better than Chanel.

We recently set up a Foldit competition between gamers, undergraduate students and professional scientists. The winner might surprise you – and offer important possibilities for scientific research.

Cross-border tech deals are on the rise, meaning the usual expectations on acquisitions are changing.