The archive of all headlines from March 07, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Captain Rick Henke and Sergeant William Mudd step down as Eric Holder says Justice Department is prepared to close down entire police force if necessary
The Justice Department’s charges against the New Jersey Democrat are expected to stem from an investigation into whether he used his position to benefit a donor and close friend. “I am not going anywhere,” he said Friday night.
A bus system, light-rail line, freeway tunnel and a range of upgrades, as well as the required 'no build' option, are being considered.
The US military says Iraqi forces have pushed Islamic State fighters out of the town of al-Baghdadi amid a wider offensive by government troops.
FDA approval of a biologic knockoff, or biosimilar, means drug giant Amgen loses protection for one medication, but the industry is about to experience a new era of competition and lower prices.
In an emergency near Santa Monica Airport, there are three choices: Lincoln Boulevard, the beach or Penmar Golf Course. Pilots say Penmar is ideal.
Malaysia’s transport minister tells the BBC he is confident the missing MH370 aircraft will be found in the southern Indian Ocean.
Malaysia’s transport minister tells the BBC he is confident missing Malaysian Airlines airliner MH370 will be found in the southern Indian Ocean.
The Saturday Essay: The endgame of communist rule in China has begun, and Xi Jinping’s campaign against corruption and dissent is only bringing the country closer to a breaking point.
It's the most generous package of concessions Mayor Garcetti has offered an employee union. If approved by union members and the City Council, it would cost $157 million.
Two men held over killing of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, head of Russia’s security agency says
Two men have been arrested over the murder of Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, the head of the security agency announces.
Two men have been detained over the murder of Russian opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, the head of the security agency announces.
Despite predictions that Republicans would break the costly habit of campaigning in this unrepresentative state, nearly a dozen 2016 hopefuls are trekking to Iowa to fight for attention, expert advisers and an early advantage.
With no black boxes found, nor any debris, much speculation has centered on whether the pilot deliberately downed the aircraft. Malaysia's interim report on the disappearance is due.
President expected to address racial bias in policing during speech at historic Edmund Pettus bridge on 50th anniversary of civil rights march in Alabama
The Justice Department’s charges against the New Jersey Democrat are expected to stem from an investigation into whether he used his position to benefit a donor. “I am not going anywhere,” the senator said.
Gen. Martin Dempsey, who is headed to Iraq, said that post-battle actions — and partners in Iran and Iraq — will be key in the fight for the region’s stability.
President expected to address racial bias in policing during speech at historic Edmund Pettus bridge on 50th anniversary of civil rights march in Alabama
It's the most generous package of concessions Mayor Garcetti has offered an employee union. If approved by union members and the City Council, it would cost $157 million.
Half a century after the civil rights movement made it famous, the city's extremes have become entrenched, as separate and unmoving as the banks of the Alabama River that runs through its heart.
Multiple blasts in the Nigeria’s flashpoint north-eastern city of Maiduguri kill 50 people and injure 56, an emergency official tells the BBC.
Selma 50th Anniversary
'They marched for our freedom and our rights, and I feel I want to do something in return,' says Mikayla Thomas, whose grandparents told her stories of being sprayed with fire hoses as they demonstrated for the right to vote.
A school that Jeb Bush co-founded in 1996 has been a rallying point as he considers running for president. But when he tells his tale of achievement, he avoids the school’s name and unhappy closure in 2008.
Selma 50th Anniversary
Selma 50th Anniversary
'They marched for our freedom and our rights, and I feel I want to do something in return,' says Mikayla Thomas, whose grandparents told her stories of being sprayed with fire hoses as they demonstrated for the right to vote.
Boko Haram militants pledge allegiance to Islamic State, in an apparent message by the Nigerian group’s leader posted on its Twitter account.
Boko Haram militants pledge allegiance to Islamic State, in an apparent online message by the Nigerian group’s leader Abubakar Shekau.
President speaks at the Edmund Pettus Bridge, seen of infamous ‘Bloody Sunday’ of civil rights movement 50 years ago
President speaks at the Edmund Pettus Bridge, scene of infamous ‘Bloody Sunday’ of civil rights movement 50 years ago
President speaks at the Edmund Pettus Bridge, scene of infamous ‘Bloody Sunday’ of civil rights movement 50 years ago
Half a century after the civil rights movement made it famous, the city's extremes have become entrenched, as separate and unmoving as the banks of the Alabama River that runs through its heart.
Selma 50th Anniversary
The president marks a historic moment in the civil rights movement by calling upon members of Congress to restore the full protections of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and urging Americans to make use of it.
Boko Haram militants pledge allegiance to Islamic State, in a message apparently from the Nigerian group’s leader Abubakar Shekau.
President delivers passionate speech on 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday as one group among thousands at Edmund Pettus Bridge protests police shootings
A school that Jeb Bush co-founded in 1996 has been a rallying point as he considers running for president. But when he tells his tale of achievement, he avoids the school’s name and unhappy closing in 2008.