The archive of all headlines from March 09, 2015, organized by time of publication.
French President François Hollande’s shift away from tax-the-rich policies is heavily influenced by economy minister Emmanuel Macron, who vows to be ‘more confrontational.’
Reports that US and British aircraft carrying arms to ISIS have been shot down by Iraqi forces have been met with shock and denial in western countries. Few in the Middle East doubt that Washington is playing a ‘double game’ with its proxy armies in Syria
Thousands march in Selma to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a brutal police assault on civil-rights demonstrators that spurred the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
Pay cuts for Medicare physicians, the Highway Trust Fund and the federal Export-Import Bank are among the budget measures that a Republican-controlled Congress will be faced with passing this year.
Cal State Northridge is the latest to make it more difficult to get in. Only 5 of the 23 campuses do not restrict applications.
Cal State Northridge is the latest to make it more difficult to get in. In 2009, it had 35,000 students. This fall, 58,000 wanted to attend.
Reports of rising tensions and aggressive recruitment tactics suggest that the militants are struggling to hold together their foreign and local supporters while absorbing battlefield losses.
Reports of rising tensions and aggressive recruitment tactics suggest that the militants are struggling to hold together their foreign and local supporters while absorbing battlefield losses.
Nemtsov suspect kills himself after police standoff
A record-breaking attempt to fly around the world in five months in a solar-powered plane, Solar Impulse-2, gets under way in Abu Dhabi.
Archaeologists and preservationists, used to battling mundane enemies like weather and development, lament that in areas held by the Islamic State there is little they can do but document the destruction.
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A gruesome security video purports to show former music mogul Suge Knight's truck running over two men in Compton in January, leaving one dead and another injured.
Donations to the Clinton Foundation from countries with poor records on the rights of women and girls have presented a special kind of appearance problem for Hillary Rodham Clinton, who embodies women’s aspirations to equality.
Ilya Yashin, co-leader of Nemtsov’s opposition party, says investigation of Islamist motives is nonsensical and ‘takes Vladimir Putin out of firing line’
Federal officials were prompted by worries that, through a process known as vapor intrusion, pollutants could be evaporating through the soil and into homes and putting residents at risk.
Russian President Vladimir Putin reveals he planned the annexation of Crimea four days before unidentified gunmen appeared in the region.
Donations to the Clinton Foundation from nations with poor records on women’s rights are causing problems for a candidate expected to run in part as the embodiment of women’s aspirations.
Reports of rising tensions and aggressive recruitment tactics suggest that the militants are struggling to hold together their foreign and local supporters while absorbing battlefield losses.
Reports of aggressive recruitment tactics and tensions suggest that the militants are struggling to hold together supporters while absorbing battlefield losses.
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Cycling officials let doping flourish and broke their own rules so Lance Armstrong could cheat his way to becoming the superstar the sport badly needed, according to a scathing report into its drug culture.
With its wings stretched wide to catch the sun’s energy, a Swiss-made solar-powered aircraft took off from Abu Dhabi just after daybreak, in a historic first attempt to fly around the world without a drop of fossil fuel.
Vladimir Putin admits for the first time that Russia’s annexation of Crimea began weeks before its disputed referendum on self-determination.
About 35 percent of women worldwide said they had experienced violence, whether physical, sexual, or both, a United Nations report finds.
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'The meek may inherit the earth, but they won't own a football team in Los Angeles,' says Marc Ganis, a Chicago-based stadium consultant who helped orchestrate the departure of the Rams and Raiders from L.A.
French President François Hollande’s shift away from tax-the-rich policies is heavily influenced by Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron, who vows to be “more confrontational.”
The Congressional Budget Office said the Affordable Care Act will cost 11 percent less over the next 10 years because fewer people will sign up for Medicaid and federally-subsidized insurance under the health-care law.
Apple’s “spring forward” announcement gets underway around 1 p.m. ET today. The Journal is live blogging the Apple Watch event with news and analysis.
The Congressional Budget Office said the Affordable Care Act will cost less over the next 10 years because fewer people will sign up for Medicaid and federally subsidized insurance under the health-care law’s marketplaces.
Apple’s “spring forward” announcement gets under way around 1 p.m. ET today. The Journal is live blogging the Apple Watch event with news and analysis.
Live coverage as Apple chief executive Tim Cook launches the Apple Watch at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. But is a new MacBook Air or rebranded Beats Music also on the cards?
Apple’s gathering in San Francisco is aimed at shedding more light on the Apple Watch, including details about pricing for the higher-end versions. The Journal is live blogging the event with news and analysis.
Live coverage as Apple chief executive Tim Cook launches the Apple Watch at the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco. Is a new MacBook Air or rebranded Beats Music also on the cards?
Despite progress for women on other fronts, violence is a persistent problem, with about 35 percent of women saying they have been attacked, a United Nations report says.
The Congressional Budget Office said the Affordable Care Act will cost less over the next decade 10 years because insurance premiums are rising more slowly and fewer people will sign up for the law.
Apple’s gathering Monday is aimed at shedding more light on the Apple Watch, including details about pricing for the higher-end versions. The Journal is live blogging the event.
The Congressional Budget Office said the Affordable Care Act will cost less over the next decade because insurance premiums are rising more slowly and fewer people will sign up for coverage.
David Boren says Sigma Alpha Epsilon would not be welcome on campus after video emerged of fraternity members chanting racial slurs against black people
David Boren says Sigma Alpha Epsilon would not be welcome on campus after video emerged of frat members chanting racial slurs
David Boren says Sigma Alpha Epsilon would not be welcome on campus after video emerged of frat members chanting racial slurs
David Boren says Sigma Alpha Epsilon would not be welcome on campus after video emerged of frat members chanting racial slurs
Apple’s gathering Monday is aimed at shedding more light on the Apple Watch, including details about pricing for the higher-end versions. The Journal is live blogging the event.
The University of Oklahoma president vows Sigma Alpha Epsilon will never return. University and national fraternity officials immediately shut down the chapter.
Apple’s gathering Monday is aimed at shedding more light on the Apple Watch, including details about pricing for the higher-end versions. The Journal is live blogging the event.
Apple on Monday showed off its much-anticipated watch, which goes on sale April 24 at prices ranging from $349 to more than $10,000.
French President François Hollande’s shift away from tax-the-rich policies is heavily influenced by Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron, who vows to be “more confrontational.”
The letter, signed by 47 Republican senators, warns Iran’s leaders that a nuclear agreement now being negotiated by the Obama administration may not last without congressional approval.
A letter signed by 47 Republican senatorswarns Iran’s leaders that a nuclear agreement now being negotiated by the Obama administration may not last without congressional approval.
A letter signed by 47 Republican senatorswarns Iran’s leaders that a nuclear agreement now being negotiated by the Obama administration may not last without congressional approval.
The Obama administration accused the 47 senators who signed the letter of conspiring with Iranian hard-liners, who oppose talks to curtail Tehran’s nuclear program, and suggested their goal was to push the U.S. into a military conflict.
US President Barack Obama criticises a letter from Republican senators to Iran, accusing them of «interfering» in ongoing nuclear talks.
Clinton campaign plans to hire as many as 40 staffers in Iowa at the start of April, sources tell Guardian
The Obama administration accused the 47 senators who signed the letter of conspiring with Iranian hardliners, who oppose talks to curtail Tehran’s nuclear program, and suggested their goal was to push the U.S. into a military conflict.
A letter signed by 47 senators warns Iran’s leaders that a nuclear agreement now being negotiated by the Obama administration may not last without congressional approval.
An already heated battle between the Obama administration and Republicans over negotiations to curtail Tehran’s nuclear program grew more tense when 47 Republican senators sent a letter to Iran designed to kill any potential deal.