The archive of all headlines from August 07, 2017, organized by time of publication.
A business-friendly secretary of the interior has moved to invigorate a struggling industry, reversing Obama-era restrictions to help create “wealth and jobs.”The intervention has roiled conservationists and many Democrats, exposing deep divisions about how best to manage the 643 million acres of federally owned land.
A business-friendly secretary of the interior has moved to invigorate a struggling industry, reversing Obama-era restrictions to help create “wealth and jobs.”The intervention has roiled conservationists and many Democrats, exposing deep divisions about how best to manage 643 million acres of federally owned land.
Meet the Press
Vice President Mike Pence denied that he is considering a run for the presidency the next time around. L.A. Now
The revelation that the Murdoch channel contacted the White House over a false story could spell trouble for the network – and the president
The full board of trustees, which includes Steven Spielberg, Jeanie Buss and Rick J. Caruso, must determine whether USC's president and other top administrators acted appropriately with regard to Dr. Carmen A. Puliafito. Politics
Warning follows tough UN measures after the country’s recent intercontinental ballistic missile tests
Beijing has invested billions in 'soft power' campaigns aimed at convincing the world that China is a cultural and political success story. Politics
The Dodgers and Dudamel are on a roll. George Lucas is breaking ground on a museum in Exposition Park. Two football teams compete in the city’s backyard, and a subway system is tunneling its way toward the sea. In an ever-evolving downtown L.A., where does the Olympics fit in?What will Los Angeles transportation be like when the Olympics arrive in 2028? ASIA
The Dodgers and Dudamel are on a roll. George Lucas is breaking ground on a museum in Exposition Park. Two football teams compete in the city’s backyard, and a subway system is tunneling its way toward the sea. In an ever-evolving downtown L.A., where does the Olympics fit in?What will Los Angeles transportation be like when the Olympics arrive in 2028? World
The Dodgers and Dudamel are on a roll. George Lucas is breaking ground on a museum in Exposition Park. Two football teams compete in the city’s backyard, and a subway system is tunneling its way toward the sea. In an ever-evolving downtown L.A., where does the Olympics fit in?What will Los Angeles transportation be like when the Olympics arrive in 2028?
Series of emails show staff at Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service advised to reference ‘weather extremes’ instead
Series of emails show staff at Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service advised to reference ‘weather extremes’ instead
Beijing has invested billions in 'soft power' campaigns aimed at convincing the world that China is a cultural and political success story.In Kenya, memories of election horrors set an ominous tone for Tuesday's vote
Europe’s Border Crisis
Europe’s Border Crisis
A business-friendly secretary of the interior has moved to invigorate a struggling industry, reversing Obama-era restrictions to help create “wealth and jobs.”The intervention has roiled conservationists and many Democrats, exposing deep divisions about how best to manage 643 million acres of federally owned land.
The plant, proponents say, would help boost renewable energy use in Southern California and lower greenhouse gas emissions. But Joshua Tree National Park officials fear the hydropower project could draw down local groundwater levels and harm wildlife.