The archive of all headlines from August 02, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The official named to replace Mohammed Omar has vowed to keep the religious war going in a desperate bid to unify the increasingly fractured movement.
The city missed its state-mandated 8% water reduction by 17 million gallons in June. State officials plan corrective actions, which could mean fines of $500 to $10,000 a day. BUSINESS
In a bid to unify the increasingly fractured movement in the wake of Mohammed Omar’s death, he scoffs at peace negotiations as internal dissent grows.
A decision is expected in September; aides had eyed Labor Day as the optimal time but don't rule out that it could stretch later. CALIFORNIA
With help of its Asian allies the US are going to seal off the PLA Navy in the South China Sea and prevent its moving in operations space. Its eventual objective is aimed on establishing a ground coalition against China.
President Obama will unveil on Monday a set of environmental regulations devised to sharply cut greenhouse gas emissions from the nation’s power plants and ultimately transform America’s electricity industry.
The administration’s revised Clean Power Plan would target coal-burning power plants and is certain to face legal challenges and fierce opposition from Republicans.
In the strongest action ever taken in the United States against climate change, President Obama will unveil on Monday a final set of rules to sharply reduce greenhouse gas emissions and transform the electricity industry. Advisers say the president sees the fight against climate change as central to his legacy.
In the strongest action ever taken in the United States against climate change, President Obama will unveil on Monday a final set of rules to sharply reduce greenhouse gas emissions and transform the electricity industry.
The president will announce a 32% cut in greenhouse gases by 2030 in what he calls America’s biggest ever step against climate change
The order also prohibits the anti-abortion activists from disclosing the names or addresses of National Abortion Federation members, which the judge says could subject them to harassment. National Politics
President to announce 32% cut in greenhouse gases by 2030 in what he calls America’s biggest ever step against climate change
The order also prohibits the anti-abortion activists from disclosing the names or addresses of National Abortion Federation members, which the judge says could subject them to harassment. Nation
The order also prohibits the anti-abortion activists from disclosing the names or addresses of National Abortion Federation members, which the judge says could subject them to harassment. Nation Now
Metal sheet featuring Chinese symbols – possibly a door – discovered by passerby on Réunion 15 miles from first piece of debris
In Rick Perry's case, three super PACs account for nearly all the money raised for his campaign so far, and more than 80% of the money came from just three donors. World
Metal sheet featuring Chinese symbols – possibly from a door – discovered by passerby on Réunion 15 miles from first piece of debris
Officials say the monitors ensure that released immigrants attend court hearings. Immigrants say they're uncomfortable and carry a stigma. «They feel like a criminal," says one aid worker. National Politics
The administration’s revised Clean Power Plan would target coal-burning plants and is certain to face legal fights and fierce opposition from Republicans.
Tempers rise within American Psychological Association, which independent review found was complicit in brutal military and CIA interrogation
Officials say the monitors ensure that released immigrants attend court hearings. Immigrants say they're uncomfortable and carry a stigma. «They feel like a criminal," says one aid worker. Nation
Malaysian authorities appeal for help to find further wreckage after debris discovered last week confirmed as part of Boeing 777
'Dry thunderstorms' are the main cause of roughly two dozen blazes that have led to one firefighter's death and prompted Gov. Brown to declare a state of emergency. Immigration
'Dry thunderstorms' are the main cause of roughly two dozen blazes that have led to one firefighter's death and prompted Gov. Brown to declare a state of emergency.
Mogul leads NBC poll and hints again at possible third-party run as candidates fire broadsides and RNC chair defends debate participation limits
More than 60 percent of Puerto Ricans receive Medicare or Medicaid, but cuts to a popular Medicare program highlight the disparity in federal funding for the island compared with the mainland.
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