The archive of all headlines from April 05, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Residents of Malibu and Newport Beach, for example, use more than triple what people in Santa Ana use. Part of the reason, an expert says, is the social and 'moral isolation of the rich.'
Ex-officers from Saddam Hussein’s army have risen to prominent positions in the group’s hierarchy, firmly rooting the extremist movement in Iraq’s bloody past.
After at least eight young men from a single neighborhood in Norway left for Syria, local officials were left pondering: Why it is that certain areas generate a disproportionate number of jihadists?
After at least eight young men from a single neighborhood in Norway left for Syria, local officials were left pondering: Why it is that certain areas generate a disproportionate number of jihadists?
Veterans from Hussein’s army have risen to prominent positions in the Islamic State’s hierarchy, firmly rooting the extremist group in Iraq’s bloody past.
Trying to fashion a shield against a sneak missile attack, military planners gambled on costly projects that flopped, leaving a hole in U.S. homeland defense. Nation Lawmakers pushed to keep troubled defense programs alive
Dan Neil writes that the all-electric Tesla Model S is a daring public experiment in automotive vision that makes the finest, fastest luxury cars feel like Edwardian antiques.
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Residents of Malibu and Newport Beach, for example, use more than triple what people in Santa Ana use. Part of the reason, an expert says, is the social and 'moral isolation of the rich.'
An American tourist strolling the streets of Paris this April can buy 25% more croissants, cafe au laits or mini Eiffel towers than a year ago with the same dollars. Dollar travels far for Americans abroad
After at least eight young men from a single neighborhood in Norway left for Syria, local officials were left pondering: Why it is that certain areas generate a disproportionate number of jihadists?
Essay: The most radical element of Pope Francis’ papacy is his embrace of the liberalizing principles of Vatican II of the early 1960s. From poverty and sexual ethics to church governance, he is pushing to open the church to the modern world.
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The governor's final-term agenda is stacked with legacy-cementing projects, including the rail network, a replumbing of state waterworks and long-delayed repairs to roads and bridges. Bullet train station groundbreaking
A punishing drought is forcing a reconsideration of whether the aspiration of untrammeled growth that has for so long been the state’s driving engine has run against the limits of nature.
People gathered across the globe to celebrate Easter over the weekend, from watching Pope Francis give Mass in the Vatican to egg hunts in the U.S.
Veterans from Saddam Hussein’s army have risen to prominent posts in the Islamic State’s hierarchy, firmly rooting the extremist group in Iraq’s bloody past.
Seven-minute Islamic State film shows militants destroying artefacts with sledgehammers and assault rifles at 2,000-year-old site in northern Iraq
Essay: The most radical element of Pope Francis’ papacy is his embrace of the liberalizing principles of Vatican II of the early 1960s. From poverty and sexual ethics to church governance, he is pushing to open the church to the modern world.
The plummet in global oil prices and Western sanctions imposed over Russia's seizure of Ukrainian territory have cut deeply into the country's national budget. Russian economy
Israel’s prime minister says framework did not do enough to dismantle Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and world powers were making a mistake
Israel PM says deal did not do enough to dismantle nuclear infrastructure but US energy secretary Moniz retorts: ‘We have a very, very different view of the facts’
Mental health experts say that unless investigators recognize the toxic role of aggression and hostility in some patients' depression, such troubled individuals will continue to elude detection -- to the public's peril. Germanwings A320 crash
A former head of the Missile Defense Agency recalls his efforts to halt projects he thought misguided -- and the resistance he faced. One influential congressman 'just ripped me apart.' Kinetic Energy Interceptor
After at least eight young men from a single neighborhood in Norway left for Syria, local officials were left pondering: Why it is that certain areas generate a disproportionate number of jihadists?
The state's first mandatory drought restrictions, announced by Brown Wednesday, focus mainly on urban uses such as lawns, golf courses and parks. Gov. Brown
President Uhuru Kenyatta promises to counter terrorism at home, while authorities criticised for handling of Islamist university siege in which 148 died
Even as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took to American airwaves to blast the deal, the administration launched its effort to shape public perceptions of the agreement.