The archive of all headlines from July 01, 2016, organized by time of publication.
The Model S was on an unnamed, divided highway when a tractor trailer crossed in the electric car's path and the bottom of the trailer hit the car's windshield. Tesla says this is the first fatality in which the autopilot feature was activated. Politics
The Model S was driving in central Florida last month when a tractor trailer crossed the electric car's path. The fatality is thought to be the first in the auto industry related to an Autopilot feature. Politics
Seventeen measures have earned a spot on the Nov. 8 statewide ballot, the longest list of state propositions on a single ballot since March 2000. BUSINESS
The federal highway safety agency said that the driver of a Tesla Model S car on “autopilot” died in a crash in May. The incident casts doubt on the belief that computers can operate a vehicle more safely than human drivers.
Seventeen measures have earned a spot on the Nov. 8 statewide ballot, the longest list of state propositions on a single ballot since March 2000. L.A. Now
Today's legal action comes 15 months after the city of Los Angeles and its utility sued PricewaterhouseCoopers, alleging the consulting firm had fraudulently misrepresented how it could help launch the new billing system. L.A. Now
Former London mayor drops bid for No 10 at the eleventh hour, with Theresa May joining justice secretary as frontrunner
The federal highway safety agency said that the driver of a Tesla Model S car on autopilot died in a crash in May. The incident casts doubt on the belief that computers can operate a vehicle more safely than human drivers.
The federal highway safety agency said that the driver of a Tesla Model S car on autopilot died in a crash in May. The incident casts doubt on the belief that computers can operate a vehicle more safely than human drivers.
• Justice secretary to set out stall • Shadow chancellor John McDonnell addresses business audience • Most Labour members think Jeremy Corbyn did badly on referendum
Today's legal action comes 15 months after the city of Los Angeles and its utility sued PricewaterhouseCoopers, alleging the consulting firm had fraudulently misrepresented how it could help launch the new billing system. L.A. NowLAPD commander alleges retaliation after leak of agency's purchase of horse owned by chief's daughter
2016 Election
2016 Election
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch plans to announce that she will accept whatever recommendation career prosecutors and the F.B.I. director make about charges related to Hillary Clinton’s personal email server, an official said. A private meeting between Ms. Lynch and former President Bill Clinton this week made the decision all but inevitable.
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch plans to announce that she will accept whatever recommendation career prosecutors and the F.B.I. director make about charges related to Hillary Clinton’s personal email server, an official said. A private meeting between Ms. Lynch and former President Bill Clinton this week made the decision all but inevitable.
• Justice secretary to set out stall in Tory leadership race • Shadow chancellor John McDonnell addresses business audience • Most Labour members think Jeremy Corbyn did badly on referendum
Today's legal action comes 15 months after the city of Los Angeles and its utility sued PricewaterhouseCoopers, alleging the consulting firm had fraudulently misrepresented how it could help launch the new billing system. L.A. Now
Why one of Britain's most economically deprived areas rebelled against a system that has showered it with subsidies points to the anti-establishment anger that drove voters left behind by globalization to reject EU membership.Aid, trade and friendship: Will Brexit hurt the world's most needy?
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• John McDonnell: free movement of labour will come to an end after Brexit • Ken Clarke: ’Gove would do us all a favour if he stands down’ • Most Labour members think Jeremy Corbyn did badly on referendum
• John McDonnell: free movement of labour will come to an end after Brexit • Ken Clarke: ’Gove would do us all a favour if he stands down’ • Most Labour members think Jeremy Corbyn did badly on referendum
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch will accept whatever prosecutors and the F.B.I. director decide on charges related to Hillary Clinton’s email server, an official said.Backlash over a private meeting between Ms. Lynch and former President Bill Clinton this week made the decision all but inevitable.
The decision comes after Lynch came under fire for having a private meeting Monday evening with Clinton's husband, former president Bill Clinton, in her government jet on the tarmac of Phoenix's Sky Harbor International Airport. EUROPE
Justice secretary who pushed Boris Johnson out of race says he is the candidate to fulfil voters’ wish to leave EU
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Justice secretary fends off accusations of betrayal, saying he had no choice after realising Boris Johnson was not up to job
After decades of relative quiet, downtown is teeming with commercial and residential life. The growth, coupled with a strong economy and a surge in construction, has sparked what residents and commuters say is some of the worst traffic they can remember. NATION
Fears she would overrule potential charges against Clinton after meeting with Bill Clinton
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch will accept whatever prosecutors and the F.B.I. director decide on charges related to Hillary Clinton’s email server.Backlash over a private meeting between Ms. Lynch and former President Bill Clinton this week made the decision all but inevitable.
Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said she would accept whatever prosecutors and the F.B.I. director decide on charges related to Hillary Clinton’s email server.Backlash over a private meeting between Ms. Lynch and former President Bill Clinton this week made the decision all but inevitable.
US military’s highest-profile transgender individual objects to requirement for doctor’s approval in gender certification process
After decades of relative quiet, downtown is teeming with commercial and residential life. The growth, coupled with a strong economy and a surge in construction, has sparked what residents and commuters say is some of the worst traffic they can remember.The Numbers: Downtown street closures on the rise
After decades of relative quiet, downtown is teeming with commercial and residential life. The growth, coupled with a strong economy and a surge in construction, has sparked what residents and commuters say is some of the worst traffic they can remember. NATION
About 64 to 116 civilians and about 2,500 members of terrorist groups have died in American airstrikes outside war zones, the Obama administration says.The civilian count is hundreds lower than most estimates compiled by outside groups that attempt to track killings in chaotic places like tribal Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and Libya.
Brown signs most of a sweeping package of gun-control bills into law, but vetoes five measures, including an expansion of the use of restraining orders to confiscate guns from people deemed to be dangerous. L.A. Now
Long-awaited assessment of death toll under Obama, criticized as an undercount, aknowledges government does not always know how many civilians it kills
The White House says between 64 and 116 innocent civilians have been killed in 473 drone strikes launched by CIA and U.S. military special operators since Obama took office. Politics
The White House says between 64 and 116 civilians have been killed in 473 drone strikes launched by CIA and U.S. military special operators since 2009.President Obama's militant kill list doesn't end at Osama bin Laden
Long-awaited assessment of death toll under Obama, criticized as an undercount, acknowledges government does not always know how many civilians it kills
The disclosure sheds light on the shadowy counterterrorism campaign that has revolutionized modern warfare.President Obama's militant kill list doesn't end at Osama bin Laden
Long-awaited assessment of death toll under Obama acknowledges government does not always know how many civilians it kills
Brown signs most of a sweeping package of gun-control bills into law, but vetoes five measures, including an expansion of the use of restraining orders to confiscate guns from people deemed to be dangerous.Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom applauds new gun laws, even as some overlap with his November initiative
About 64 to 116 civilians and about 2,500 members of terrorist groups have died in American airstrikes outside war zones since 2009, the Obama administration says.The civilian count is hundreds lower than most estimates compiled by outside groups that attempt to track killings in chaotic places like tribal Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia and Libya.