The archive of all headlines from April 09, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The verdict against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sets the stage for a second, more contentious phase of the trial in which the jury will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or death.
A police officer has been charged with murder and fired after a video captured him shooting eight times at a fleeing black man, who died, in North Charleston. South Carolina police shooting: Man who took video feared retribution
A police officer has been charged with murder and fired after a video captured him shooting eight times at a fleeing black man, who died, in North Charleston. Man who took video of South Carolina police shooting feared retribution
A police officer has been charged with murder and fired after a video captured him shooting eight times at a fleeing black man, who died, in North Charleston. Man who took video of police shooting feared retribution
The national uproar over the recent shooting of a fleeing black man is shining a light on the limitations of federal data to track how often police shoot and kill in the line of duty. Man who took video of police shooting feared retribution
The verdict against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sets the stage for a second, more contentious phase of the trial in which the jury will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or death.
The BRICS Development Bank (NDB) & its Contingency Reserve Arrangement (CRA) are dollar denominated entities. Unless they are coupled with a multi-currency system of trade & credit, they do not threaten dollar hegemony.
The verdict against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the Boston Marathon bombing trial sets the stage for a second, more contentious phase in which the jury will decide whether to sentence him to life in prison or death.
In today’s world, if you publish articles which criticize Western policies and contradict the one-sided Western media narrative, you are either a “conspiracy website” or a shadow propaganda outlet of the Kremlin or whoever is the enemy du jour.
The national uproar over the recent shooting of a fleeing black man is shining a light on the limitations of federal data to track how often police shoot and kill in the line of duty. Man who took video of police shooting feared retribution
Analysis of police audio synced with eyewitness video raises further questions about whether officers performed CPR on Walter Scott after he was shot eight times
The Border Patrol's new rules are aimed at reducing abuses on the often-violent Southwest border. Nation Guilty verdict in Boston bombing sets stage for trial's death penalty phase
Some say currency sculpture, marred by bumper stickers and vandals, is spent; seeking sponsors.
President Obama this week will call for an end to psychiatric therapies aimed at “repairing” gay, lesbian and transgender youth, White House officials said, the latest example of his continuing embrace of gay rights.
Some say currency sculpture, marred by bumper stickers and vandals, is spent; seeking sponsors.
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Nation Border agents using firearms less under new guidelines
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. L.A. Now Marlborough School, ex-teacher sued by former student alleging sex abuse
Videos of shootings, like the one of Walter Scott, have spurred calls for more officers to use cameras, raising questions about how much the justice system can rely on the accounts of police officers when the cameras are not rolling.
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Nation Now Two California lawmakers challenge Justice Department on medical marijuana
Videos of shootings, like the one of Walter Scott in North Charleston, S.C., have spurred calls for more officers to use cameras, raising questions about how much the justice system can rely on the accounts of police officers.
A jury this month will sentence Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was convicted on 30 counts related to the Boston Marathon bombing, one of the worst acts of terrorism on U.S. soil since Sept. 11.
The Obama administration spoke out Wednesday against using so-called conversion therapy on minors, saying the practice, in which mental health providers try to change a person's sexuality or gender identity, «is neither medically nor ethically appropriate." CALIFORNIA Scientology head's father was spied on, police report says
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Nation Now White House backs banning gay conversion therapy for minors
Some say currency sculpture, marred by bumper stickers and vandals, is spent; seeking sponsors.
Families can't venture outside to look for food and medical care, hospitals are running out of supplies, and markets are closed. Fuel, water and power are all scarce. CALIFORNIA Scientology head's father was spied on, police report says
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Europe File: Europe looks destined to be the dog that doesn’t bark in the U.K. election—despite the best efforts of former Labour leader Tony Blair, says Simon Nixon.
Families can't venture outside to look for food and medical care, hospitals are running out of supplies, and markets are closed. Fuel, water and power are all scarce. CALIFORNIA Cities strategize water-saving measures
Family tension at the far-right National Front, a rising force in French politics, blew wide open as Marine Le Pen moved to sideline her father from the party he founded after he belittled the Holocaust.
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Middle East Saudi-led airstrikes plunge Yemen deeper into crisis
While there have been some protests since the release of a video showing a white officer shooting an unarmed black man, the response has not reached the fever pitch seen elsewhere.
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Europe Gunman opens fire in Milan courthouse, kills judge, 2 others
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A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Europe Gunman kills judge, 2 others at Milan courthouse
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Analysis of police audio synced with eyewitness video raises further questions about whether officers performed CPR on Walter Scott after he was shot eight times
A private eye tells of watching Ronald Miscavige Sr., who had parted ways with the church. David Miscavige and Scientology deny any connection to the investigator. Europe Man kills lawyer, judge, co-defendant at Milan courthouse
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Last month, 33 years after the boy's body was found at a Pomona construction site, the latest round of DNA tests led police to Kenneth Rasmuson, a violent sexual predator. CALIFORNIA Scientology head's father was spied on, police report says
Last month, 33 years after the boy's body was found at a Pomona construction site, the latest round of DNA tests led police to Kenneth Rasmuson, a violent sexual predator. CITY HALL L.A. credits its crackdown with shutting more than 500 pot shops
Last month, 33 years after the boy's body was found at a Pomona construction site, the latest round of DNA tests led police to Kenneth Rasmuson, a violent sexual predator. Business FCC's net neutrality rules open door to new fee on Internet service
Videos of shootings, like the one of Walter Scott in North Charleston, S.C., have spurred calls for more officers to use cameras, raising questions about how much the justice system can rely on the accounts of police officers.
Europe File: Europe looks destined to be the dog that doesn’t bark in the U.K. election—despite the best efforts of former Labour leader Tony Blair, says Simon Nixon.
Last month, 33 years after the boy's body was found at a Pomona construction site, the latest round of DNA tests led police to Kenneth Rasmuson, a violent sexual predator. Nation S. Carolina shooting, video put race and police use of force back in the spotlight
Last month, 33 years after the boy's body was found at a Pomona construction site, the latest round of DNA tests led police to Kenneth Rasmuson, a violent sexual predator. Nation Video in fatal North Charleston, S.C., police shooting sets case apart
Obama flies south to Summit of the Americas – but decision to label Venezuela a ‘threat to national security’ could disrupt any diplomatic triumphs
Last month, 33 years after the boy's body was found at a Pomona construction site, the latest round of DNA tests led police to Kenneth Rasmuson, a violent sexual predator. Nation Civil rights leaders to discuss fallout from S.C. shooting
North Charleston officials have moved quickly following the shooting of Walter Scott, announcing a murder charge, firing the officer and pledging to ensure that every officer has a body camera. Crime & Courts Molester's arrest in 1981 slaying of O.C. boy brings closure
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said it was too early for him to reach conclusions about the deal, but he raised concerns about its approach to lifting sanctions. He also referred to Saudi-led strikes on Yemen as an invasion and “a genocide.”
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s ultimate religious and political authority, demanded that all economic sanctions be lifted immediately upon any final agreement.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s ultimate religious and political authority, demanded that all economic sanctions be lifted immediately upon any agreement.
Obama flies south to Summit of the Americas – but decision to label Venezuela a ‘threat to national security’ could disrupt any diplomatic triumphs
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. Crime & Courts Molester's arrest in 1981 slaying of O.C. boy brings closure
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. Crime & Courts Molester's arrest in 1981 slaying of O.C. boy brings closure
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. Crime & Courts Molester's arrest in 1981 slaying of O.C. boy brings closure
Spain’s second city is luring new home buyers who like the city-and-surf lifestyle of the stylish coastal metropolis
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. Crime & Courts Molester's arrest in 1981 slaying of O.C. boy brings closure
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. L.A. Now Letter purportedly from Durst talks of football, opera, but not murder
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. L.A. Now Letter purportedly from Durst talks of football, opera, but not murder
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared that all economic sanctions would have to be lifted if a nuclear agreement is signed. He also referred to Saudi-led strikes on Yemen as an invasion and “a genocide.”
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. L.A. Now Garcetti to introduce incentives to conserve water
A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. L.A. Now Garcetti to introduce incentives to conserve water in L.A.
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A bipartisan group of senators is seeking a federal investigation into alleged abuses in a popular visa program that has been linked to layoffs of U.S. workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor, the Los Angeles Times has learned. Business California regulators fine PG&E a record $1.6 billion for San Bruno blast
California utility regulators Thursday levied a record $1.6-billion fine against the state's largest utility, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Politics Now Inquiry sought into claim that Edison visa abuse cost U.S. workers their jobs
The fine was prompted by the 2010 explosion of a natural gas line that killed eight in the San Francisco suburb. Politics Now Inquiry sought into claim that Edison visa abuse cost U.S. workers their jobs
The fine for violating state and federal pipeline safety standards was prompted by the 2010 explosion of a natural gas line that killed eight in the San Francisco suburb. Politics Now Inquiry sought into claim that Edison visa abuse cost U.S. workers their jobs
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, declared on Thursday that all sanctions would have to be lifted on the day any deal is signed and that military sites would be strictly off limits to foreign inspectors.
President set to remove Cuba from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism as he prepares for face-to-face encounter with Castro at Panama summit
Walter Scott Shooting
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s ultimate religious and political authority, demanded that all sanctions be lifted immediately upon any agreement.
The fine for violating state and federal pipeline safety standards was prompted by the 2010 explosion of a natural gas line that killed eight in the San Francisco suburb. L.A. Now Resignation demanded from judge who gave child molester reduced sentence
Clarence Habersham, who was with Michael Slager during shooting, is being sued by another black resident who alleges police stomped on his face
An effort to enforce the law has brought a downside, according to civil rights leaders who argue it has prompted the aggressive targeting of blacks for a variety of traffic stops. Business California regulators fine PG&E a record $1.6 billion for San Bruno blast
An effort to enforce the law has brought a downside, according to civil rights leaders who argue it has prompted the aggressive targeting of blacks for a variety of traffic stops. L.A. Now Garcetti pushes L.A. residents to conserve more water with 'Save the Drop'
An effort to enforce the law has brought a downside, according to civil rights leaders who argue it has prompted the aggressive targeting of blacks for a variety of traffic stops. L.A. Now Garcetti pushes L.A. residents to conserve more water with 'Save the Drop'
An effort to enforce the law has brought a downside, according to civil rights leaders who argue it has prompted the aggressive targeting of blacks for a variety of traffic stops. L.A. Now Garcetti pushes L.A. to conserve more water with 'Save the Drop'
An effort to enforce the law has brought a downside, according to civil rights leaders who argue it has prompted the aggressive targeting of blacks for a variety of traffic stops. Timeline: High-profile police shootings
Brussels Beat: Europe’s asylum system is set for a major test this year, as a record number of refugees are expected to attempt the dangerous trip to safety from the Europe Union’s war-torn neighborhood, says Valentina Pop.
An effort to enforce the law has brought a downside, according to civil rights leaders who argue it has prompted the aggressive targeting of blacks for a variety of traffic stops. After Walter Scott’s death, three other police shootings draw attention
Brussels Beat: Europe’s asylum system is set for a major test this year, as a record number of refugees are expected to attempt the dangerous trip to safety from the EU’s war-torn neighborhood.