The archive of all headlines from March 03, 2017, organized by time of publication.
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Donald Trump calls revelations about attorney general’s contact with Russian ambassador ‘total witch hunt’ as Democrats continue to demand he step down
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“I was building Trump Towers by day and hunting Bin Laden by night,” Felix Sater told the Los Angeles Times in a phone interview.
A former Sheriff’s Dept. captain says he personally updated the sheriff on efforts to thwart the investigation and that Baca attended several crucial meetings to discuss the crisis. Politics
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from any investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.He faced a storm of criticism, although President Trump defended him.
This decade, the city has been adding housing, relative to resident growth, at the lowest rate in at least 40 years. “We are so far behind,” says an activist opposed to Measure S.Bungalows with gardens or apartment towers with brewpubs — L.A.'s struggle with identity is on the ballot again
Putin’s man in Washington is usually far from view. Now he’s at the center of a storm that brought down a key Trump ally and threatens another
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This decade, the city has been adding housing, relative to resident growth, at the lowest rate in at least 40 years. “We are so far behind,” says an activist opposed to Measure S.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from any investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.He faced criticism over undisclosed contacts with the Russian ambassador, although President Trump defended him on Thursday.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from any investigation of Russian meddling in the 2016 election.His announcement came after a day of rapid-fire developments in a murky affair that has shadowed President Trump.
Putin’s man in Washington is usually far from view. Now he’s at the center of a storm that brought down a key Trump ally and threatens another
Republicans have not budged from their opposition to a special bipartisan investigation into Russian meddling in the election.With a majority in Congress, they have the power to stop one.
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Proposal would remove environmental justice office, tasked with bridging gap in pollution in black, Hispanic and low-income areas and wealthier white ones
'Longtime residents of Los Angeles have in their collective imagination an image of what the city should look like and how they should live in it,' said writer D.J. Waldie. 'What kind of city will they see in five, 10 or 15 years?'L.A.'s reality: More people want to live here than there are homes being built
Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, said Friday that the Fed is likely to raise its benchmark interest rate this month.The declaration, in a speech in Chicago, followed mounting signals that the central bank had accelerated its timetable.
Even as Trump invokes a 'peace through strength' doctrine, few in the military know what vision he holds for the armed forces.
Senate minority leader says he will ‘happily’ discuss his conversation with Vladimir Putin after president tweets old photo of pair
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