The archive of all headlines from August 03, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Donald Trump Cabinet
The examination has some civil rights advocates fearing an effort by the Trump administration to roll back affirmative action policies. Education
The legislation would favor immigrants based on education and job abilities while curtailing those brought into the country through family ties. Critics said the bill, which would cut legal immigration in half within a decade, would keep out badly needed low-wage workers.
Donald Trump Cabinet
The examination has some civil rights advocates fearing an effort by the Trump administration to roll back affirmative action policies. Politics
The Justice Department signaled that it would examine 'race-based discrimination' in college admissions, alarming some civil rights advocates who fear that the Trump administration is trying to roll back affirmative action policies. Politics
The legislation would emphasize education and job abilities over family ties for immigrants trying to enter the country legally. Critics said the bill, which would cut legal immigration in half within a decade, would keep out badly needed low-wage workers.
The Justice Department signaled that it would examine 'race-based discrimination' in college admissions, alarming some civil rights advocates who fear that the Trump administration is trying to roll back affirmative action policies. NATION
The Justice Department signaled that it would examine 'race-based discrimination' in college admissions, alarming some civil rights advocates who fear that the Trump administration is trying to roll back affirmative action policies.America’s love-hate relationship with immigrants NATION
The Justice Department signaled that it would examine 'race-based discrimination' in college admissions, alarming some civil rights advocates who fear that the Trump administration is trying to roll back affirmative action policies.America’s love-hate relationship with immigrants Education
The legislation would emphasize education and job abilities over family ties for immigrants trying to enter the country legally. Critics said the bill, which would cut legal immigration in half within a decade, would keep out badly needed low-wage workers.
The Justice Department signaled that it would examine 'race-based discrimination' in college admissions, alarming some civil rights advocates who fear that the Trump administration is trying to roll back affirmative action policies.America’s love-hate relationship with immigrants L.A. Now
Research has shown that rising rents drive up homeless rates, particularly in cities with severe housing shortages such as Los Angeles. NATION
The Taliban controls places like Helmand, where the US and UK troops fought their hardest battles, pushing the drive toward peace and progress into reverse
California is confronting the limits of its power to save federal environmental protections as Congress and the Trump administration take aim at a landmark law the state has relied on for decades to clean the air of noxious smog. L.A. Now
California is confronting the limits of its power to save federal environmental protections as Congress and the Trump administration take aim at a landmark law the state has relied on for decades to clean the air of noxious smog.Immigration agents showed up at labor dispute proceedings. California wants to kick them out Politics
The Taliban controls places like Helmand, where the US and UK troops fought their hardest battles, pushing the drive toward peace and progress into reverse
The legislation would emphasize education and job abilities over family ties for immigrants trying to enter the country legally. Critics said the bill, which would cut legal immigration in half within a decade, would keep out badly needed low-wage workers.
California is confronting the limits of its power to save federal environmental protections as Congress and the Trump administration take aim at a landmark law the state has relied on for decades to clean the air of noxious smog.Immigration agents showed up at labor dispute proceedings. California wants to kick them out L.A. Now
Report reveals leaked transcripts of phone call between US and Mexican presidents, in which Trump begs Peña Nieto not to tell press he won’t pay for wall
Pastor Ralph Drollinger is the evangelical spiritual leader who once counseled a group of Sacramento lawmakers that female politicians with young children have no business serving in the Legislature.
Times staff photos, July 2017: Fire, FYF, cosplay and a tiny white casket EDITION: California | U.S. & World
America’s Heroin Epidemic
Sessions moved to again punish so-called sanctuary cities, this time threatening to deny federal crime-fighting resources to four cities beset by violence if they don’t step up efforts to help detain and deport people living in the country illegally.Immigration agents showed up at labor dispute proceedings. California wants to kick them out Politics
The legislation would emphasize education and job abilities over family ties for immigrants trying to enter the country legally. Critics said the bill, which would cut legal immigration in half within a decade, would keep out badly needed low-wage workers.
Marcus Hutchins arrested over his alleged role in creating Kronos malware targeting banks
Marcus Hutchins arrested over his alleged role in creating Kronos malware targeting bank accounts
The intricate rules designed to ensure the independence of such probes may be about to face their first real test.
President Trump pressed the leaders of Mexico and Australia to make concessions to satisfy his own domestic political needs in his early days in office.The exchanges turned so sharp that Mr. Trump said talking to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was more pleasant.