The archive of all headlines from June 04, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Former FIFA executive committee member Chuck Blazer told a federal judge that he helped to 'facilitate' a bribe in connection with selecting France to host the 1998 World Cup and 'agreed to accept bribes' to bring the tournament to South Africa in 2010. Africa Nigeria's military accused of 8,000 deaths in fight against Boko Haram
A lawyer whose clients include Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign is leading a legal battle that Republicans say is a ploy to energize minority voters.
Former FIFA executive committee member Chuck Blazer told a federal judge that he helped to 'facilitate' a bribe in connection with selecting France to host the 1998 World Cup and 'agreed to accept bribes' to bring the tournament to South Africa in 2010. PolitiCal California Senate OKs requiring warrants to search smartphones, tablets
The front-runner’s popularity is dropping, and long-shot candidates are drawing fresh attention to the differences within the Democratic coalition over economic fairness and foreign policy.
With the front-runner’s popularity dropping, long-shot candidates are drawing fresh attention to the differences within the Democratic coalition over economic fairness and foreign policy.
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. Sports Now FIFA scandal: Chuck Blazer admitted to accepting bribes in 2013 plea
Amid punishing American-backed airstrikes, the Islamic State militants have advanced in Iraq and Syria using a dual strategy of purporting to represent Sunni interests and attacking any group that vies to play the same role.
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. L.A. Now Fire destroys Long Beach duplex featured in Times report
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. L.A. Now Fire destroys Long Beach duplex featured in Times report on housing code violations
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. Middle East Israeli warplanes bomb Gaza after rocket attack from enclave
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. L.A. Now Four miles of Long Beach coast closed after tar balls wash ashore
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. POLITICS Three new Industry council members say they'll be independent
With the front-runner’s popularity dropping, long-shot candidates are drawing fresh attention to the differences within the Democratic coalition over economic fairness and foreign policy.
Former Fifa vice-president claims he will prove a link between soccer’s governing body and Trinidad and Tobago elections
Former Fifa vice president makes TV appearance in which he claims he will prove a link between soccer’s governing body and Trinidad and Tobago elections
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. POLITICS
Lawmakers say it brings state law up to date with changing technology. But law enforcement officials are strongly opposed. POLITICS Three new Industry council members say they'll be independent
The Coast Guard has collected samples for testing to determine the source. Officials said there was no sign the tar balls came from the Long Beach Gas and Oil Dept. PolitiCal California Senate passes bill to make police get warrants to search smartphones
The Coast Guard has collected samples for testing to determine the source. Officials said there was no sign the tar balls came from the Long Beach Gas and Oil Dept. PolitiCal
The Coast Guard has collected samples for testing to determine the source. Officials said there was no sign the tar balls came from the Long Beach Gas and Oil Dept. PolitiCal California Senate passes bill to make police get warrants to search smartphones
The Coast Guard has collected samples for testing to determine the source. Officials said there was no sign the tar balls came from the Long Beach Gas and Oil Dept. PolitiCal
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Security officials say several missiles were fired at a training facility that belongs to Hamas' armed wing, the Izzidin al-Qassam Brigade, and to Islamic Jihad. PolitiCal
FIFA Corruption Scandal
Security officials say several missiles were fired at a training facility that belongs to Hamas' armed wing, the Izzidin al-Qassam Brigade, and to Islamic Jihad. National Politics
More than 360 corpses may still be aboard the ill-fated vessel. Rescue workers cut several holes into the hull in hopes of discovering survivors trapped in air pockets, but found none. Middle East
A once-sleepy Democratic presidential primary contest is fast coming alive as Hillary Clinton’s poll numbers fall and a diverse array of long-shot opponents step forward to challenge her — the latest being Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island.
More than 360 corpses may still be aboard the ill-fated vessel. Rescue workers cut several holes into the hull in hopes of discovering survivors trapped in air pockets, but found none. Real Estate
Major landlord Brookfield Office Properties plans to overhaul the ground floors of at least two of its seven downtown buildings, boosting access to art installations and cultural events. Asia
The former FIFA vice president says he has documents and checks that link FIFA officials, including embattled President Sepp Blatter, to the 2010 election in Trinidad & Tobago. Real Estate
The former FIFA vice president says he has documents and checks that link FIFA officials, including embattled President Sepp Blatter, to the 2010 election in Trinidad & Tobago. National Politics
Geneva prosecutor agrees to close investigation against HSBC in return for the financial settlement
Geneva prosecutor agrees to close investigation against HSBC in return for the financial settlement
Meet the Press
Sexual Health
Without public notice or debate, the Obama administration has expanded the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international Internet traffic to search for evidence of malicious computer hacking, according to classified documents.
Without public notice, the Obama administration has expanded the National Security Agency’s warrantless surveillance of Americans’ international Internet traffic to search for evidence of cyberattacks, according to classified documents provided by Edward J. Snowden.
Geneva prosecutor agrees to close investigation into HSBC in return for the financial settlement
FAI chief executive John Delaney claims Fifa paid to avoid legal action after France’s World Cup 2010 play-off win over the Republic of Ireland
The former FIFA vice president says he has documents and checks that link FIFA officials, including embattled President Sepp Blatter, to the 2010 election in Trinidad & Tobago. COMPANY TOWN
The FAI chief executive, John Delaney, has confirmed that he accepted a payment from Fifa after Thierry Henry’s handball in the 2010 World Cup qualifying play-offs ended their hopes of qualifying
The move comes less than two weeks after Charter clinched a nearly $57-billion deal to acquire Time Warner Cable, which until now had been the only major pay-TV operator to carry the Dodgers channel in Southern California. Sports Now
The president’s House Republican allies also are canvassing for as many votes as possible from their caucus to ensure a buffer if Obama is unable to rally enough Democrats ahead of a vote next week.
The move comes less than two weeks after Charter clinched a nearly $57-billion deal to acquire Time Warner Cable, which until now had been the only major pay-TV operator to carry the Dodgers channel in Southern California. Science Now
The FAI chief executive, John Delaney, has confirmed that he accepted a payment from Fifa after Thierry Henry’s handball in the 2010 World Cup qualifying play-offs ended their hopes of qualifying
Reassessment of historical data and methodology by US research body debunks ‘hiatus’ hypothesis used by sceptics to undermine climate science
In a draft report based on a four-year review, the EPA says it found only rare cases in which such drilling affected drinking water but said that could be due to problems gathering information. COMPANY TOWN
The FDA has twice rejected flibanserin, citing safety concerns. Advisers voted 18-6 in favor of approving the drug with conditions.
The vote on flibanserin by an advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration follows two rejections and a campaign for the drug’s approval.
In a draft report based on a four-year review, the EPA says it found only rare cases in which such drilling affected drinking water but said that could be due to problems gathering information. Sports Now
The FDA has twice rejected flibanserin, citing safety concerns. A key committee voted 18-6 in favor of approving the drug with conditions.
Flibanserin is the first drug to treat lack of sexual desire in women and the vote by an advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration follows two rejections and a campaign for the drug’s approval.
The breach at the Office of Personnel Management may have compromised the personal data of 4 million current and former federal employees, officials said. It was the second major intrusion of the agency by China in less than a year.
Reassessment of historical data and methodology by US research body debunks ‘hiatus’ hypothesis used by sceptics to undermine climate science
In a draft report based on a four-year review, the EPA says it found only rare cases in which such drilling affected drinking water but said that could be due to problems gathering information. PolitiCal