The archive of all headlines from May 07, 2015, organized by time of publication.
A study found that a small minority of babies born a week or two before what is now generally considered the point of viability can be treated and survive.
'Any time an unarmed person is shot by a Los Angeles police officer, it takes extraordinary circumstances to justify that,' Chief Beck says. 'I have not seen those extraordinary circumstances at this point.' Nation Texas shooters weren't directly linked to Islamic State, officials say
'Any time an unarmed person is shot by a Los Angeles police officer, it takes extraordinary circumstances to justify that,' Chief Beck says. 'I have not seen those extraordinary circumstances at this point.' L.A. Now Lots of earthquakes across California -- is there a connection?
Brandon Kiel, an aide to the state attorney general, and two others were arrested last week on suspicion of impersonating a police officer through their roles in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department. L.A. Now LAPD chief 'very concerned' about fatal shooting of unarmed man in Venice
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The results of Thursday’s elections will likely be indecisive, which could launch a mad scramble for power as parties jostle for position with the public and cobble together alliances with sworn enemies.
Brandon Kiel, an aide to the state attorney general, and two others were arrested last week on suspicion of impersonating a police officer through their roles in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department. PolitiCal Panel to consider pay raises for Gov. Brown, legislators
Brandon Kiel, an aide to the state attorney general, and two others were arrested last week on suspicion of impersonating a police officer through their roles in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department. L.A. Now LAPD chief 'very concerned' about fatal shooting of unarmed man in Venice
Brandon Kiel, an aide to the state attorney general, and two others were arrested last week on suspicion of impersonating a police officer through their roles in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department. L.A. Now DNA leads to suspect in slayings of La Verne couple
Johnson & Johnson named the bioethicist Arthur L. Caplan to create a panel to decide on patients’ requests for lifesaving medicines before they are approved.
'Any time an unarmed person is shot by a Los Angeles police officer, it takes extraordinary circumstances to justify that,' Chief Beck says. 'I have not seen those extraordinary circumstances at this point.' L.A. Now Bizarre fake police force included Kamala Harris aide, prosecutors say
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Brandon Kiel, an aide to the state attorney general, and two others were arrested last week on suspicion of impersonating a police officer through their roles in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department. Politics Now Hillary Clinton pushes the limits of campaign finance law
Officials call for heightened security ahead of ruling in case of officer Michael Brelo as residents grow frustrated with lengthy Tamir Rice investigation
As clashes continue in Aden, letter to security council could provide legal cover for limited invasion by Saudi Arabia
Brandon Kiel, an aide to the state attorney general, and two others were arrested last week on suspicion of impersonating a police officer through their roles in the Masonic Fraternal Police Department. National Politics Obama plows ahead on trade with plans to visit Nike, defying critics
As they applaud the achievement after decades of fighting racial brutality, supporters are focused on the future
Close to half of all Americans -- nearly 150 million people -- are threatened by shaking from earthquakes strong enough to cause damage, a new report finds. L.A. Now Bizarre fake police force included Kamala Harris aide, prosecutors say
Close to half of all Americans -- nearly 150 million people -- are threatened by shaking from earthquakes strong enough to cause damage, a new report finds. CALIFORNIA California water districts scramble to deal with ruling on rate tiers
Manicurists are routinely underpaid and exploited, and endure ethnic bias and other abuse, The New York Times has found.
Manicurists in the New York area are routinely underpaid and exploited, and endure ethnic bias and other abuse, The New York Times has found.
Federal appeals court says NSA program that collected millions of Americans’ phone calls was not authorized by Congress
A federal appeals court in New York has ruled that the government’s bulk collection of Americans’ phone records is not allowed under the Patriot Act.
Bulk collection of millions of Americans’ phone records is ruled unlawful, as US appeals court judges overturn earlier ruling
A three-judge panel for the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled that the USA Patriot Act cannot be legitimately interpreted to permit the systematic gathering of domestic calling records.
In a federal appeals court decision, a three-judge panel said Congress never intended to authorize massive collection of Americans’ phone records.
The decision, the first by an appellate court on the government's sweeping data-collection program, says the Patriot Act does not give the NSA the authority it claims to collect so-called metadata on calls by people who are not specific targets of investigations. CALIFORNIA U.S. quake damage is a risk that goes way beyond California
In the first appellate decision on the controversial program, a federal court in New York ruled that the bulk collection of data is not authorized by the Patriot Act.
The appellate court ruling, which finds the bulk collection of data is not authorized by the Patriot Act, comes as Congress weighs whether to allow the program to continue.
The decision, the first by an appellate court on the government's sweeping data-collection program, says the Patriot Act does not give the NSA the authority it claims to collect so-called metadata on calls by people who are not specific targets of investigations. L.A. Now Search is on for more people posing as Masonic Fraternal Police officers
Bulk collection of millions of Americans’ phone records is ruled unlawful, as opponents of program including Rand Paul share their delight
The decision, the first by an appellate court on the government's sweeping data-collection program, says the Patriot Act does not give the NSA the authority it claims to collect so-called metadata on calls by people who are not specific targets of investigations. L.A. Now Search is on for more people posing as Masonic Fraternal Police officers
Federal appeals court says NSA programme that collected millions of Americans’ phone calls was not authorised by Congress
The decision, the first by an appellate court on the government's sweeping data-collection program, says the Patriot Act does not give the NSA the authority it claims to collect so-called metadata on calls by people who are not specific targets of investigations. BUSINESS SeaWorld pushes back against critics and sees attendance improve
The decision, the first by an appellate court on the government's sweeping data-collection program, says the Patriot Act does not give the NSA the authority it claims to collect so-called metadata on calls by people who are not specific targets of investigations. BUSINESS SeaWorld sees attendance rise after pushing back against critics
The legislation, which passed on an overwhelming 98-1 vote and is likely to be approved by the House next week, would establish a congressional review for a proposed nuclear deal.
The apps have increased the mobility of and given a measure of independence to women who would otherwise be dependent on male relatives to ferry them around in the country which enforces a strict form of Islam. Nation Now NSA lacks authority to collect data on all U.S. phone calls, federal court rules
The apps have increased the mobility of and given a measure of independence to women who would otherwise be dependent on male relatives to ferry them around in the country which enforces a strict form of Islam. L.A. Now 3,000 cases possibly affected by S.F. police texting, DA says
The legislation, which passed on a 98-1 vote and is likely to be approved by the House next week, would establish a congressional review of President Obama’s proposed nuclear deal with Iran.
The measure, which passed 98 to 1, is expected to succeed in the House, perhaps as early as next week. Only Sen. Tom Cotton cast a negative vote on final passage. L.A. Now 3,000 cases possibly affected by S.F. police texting, DA says
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Rolling coverage of the results of the UK general election 2015, including the exit poll, the results as they come in, and all the best reaction, comment and analysis
The case began when racially biased text messages among 14 officers were found and will be broadened to determine if systemic bias exists.
The measure, which passed 98 to 1, is expected to succeed in the House, perhaps as early as next week. Only Sen. Tom Cotton cast a negative vote on final passage. L.A. Now 3,000 cases possibly affected by S.F. police texting, D.A. says
Rolling coverage of the results of the UK general election 2015, including the exit poll, the results as they come in, and all the best reaction, comment and analysis
The results suggested the Tories will win 316 seats in the 650-member Parliament, leaving them in need of allies to cobble together a majority and retain the prime minister’s seat.
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