The archive of all headlines from July 10, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Hydraulic fracking in California uses a host of highly toxic chemicals that have unknown effects on drinking water supplies, wildlife and crops because state regulatory agencies don't fully understand what oil companies are doing, a state science panel warns. PolitiCal
Hydraulic fracking in California uses a host of highly toxic chemicals that have unknown effects on drinking water supplies, wildlife and crops because state regulatory agencies don't fully understand what oil companies are doing, a state science panel warns. Nation
Greek cabinet reportedly backs a package of reforms and spending cuts worth €13bn to secure third bailout and modest debt writeoff
Hydraulic fracking in California uses a host of highly toxic chemicals that have unknown effects on drinking water supplies, wildlife and crops because state regulatory agencies don't fully understand what oil companies are doing, a state science panel warns. L.A. Now
The 2014 hack of the Office of Personnel Management system containing security clearance information affected current and former employees, contractors and families and friends, officials said.
Two 2014 hacks of the Office of Personnel Management systems holding security-clearance files and personnel records affected current and former employees, contractors, families and friends.
A state program to take guns out of the hands of potentially dangerous people faces huge backlogs, an auditor reports. L.A. Now
Every person given a government background check for the last 15 years was probably affected, the Office of Personnel Management said.
Two 2014 hacks of Office of Personnel Management systems exposed details — from fingerprints to financial and health records — about federal employees, contractors and their friends and families.
Greek cabinet backs a 13-page package of reforms and spending cuts worth €13bn to secure third bailout and modest debt writeoff
A state program to take guns out of the hands of potentially dangerous people faces huge backlogs, an auditor reports. Middle East
The surprising move doesn't imperil the NFL's chances of bringing a team or teams to the Southland, but it significantly narrows the list of possible temporary homes. L.A. Now
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Prime minister Alexis Tsipras has submitted proposals to European creditors for €13bn worth of cuts that include rises in taxes and pension age
A state program to take guns out of the hands of potentially dangerous people faces huge backlogs, an auditor reports. NFL
Athens has submitted a package of tough austerity measures in an attempt to reach a deal this weekend and avoid Grexit.
Confederate Flag Furor
The debate on the Confederate flag’s removal from South Carolina’s State House is settled, but mystery surrounds how the flag will be lowered from its pole, which appears to have no rope or pulley.
One study found that second-generation Mexican Americans in California and Texas had achieved more education, higher earnings and greater rates of home ownership than their immigrant parents. L.A. Now
Investor optimism surged after the government agreed to meet most of the terms demanded by its creditors and requested a bailout as a starting point for talks.
Here’s our extract from Go Set a Watchman, the hotly anticipated new novel by Harper Lee, the author of To Kill A Mockingbird
Confederate Flag Furor
For the past several decades, Democrats seeking national office have often been timid on the issue of guns. But after the Charleston killings, Hillary Clinton sees an opening to take on the NRA.
One study found that second-generation Mexican Americans in California and Texas had achieved more education, higher earnings and greater rates of home ownership than their immigrant parents. BUSINESS
One study found that second-generation Mexican Americans in California and Texas had achieved more education, higher earnings and greater rates of home ownership than their immigrant parents. Nation
For the past several decades, Democrats seeking national office have often been timid on the issue of guns. But after the Charleston killings, Hillary Clinton sees an opening to take on the NRA.
Confederate Flag Furor
After days of charged debate, Gov. Nikki R. Haley on Thursday signed into law a historic bill to remove the flag from atop a 30-foot-tall pole on the building's front lawn. The flag is scheduled to be removed shortly.Watch live: South Carolina takes down the Confederate flag
Confederate Flag Furor
Confederate Flag Furor
The flag was today lowered and removed from South Carolina Statehouse grounds, where it has flown for more than five decades. OBITUARIES
The flag was today lowered and removed from South Carolina Statehouse grounds, where it has flown for more than five decades.
The battle flag, symbolizing honored Southern heritage to some and racial hatred to others, is removed from South Carolina Statehouse grounds, where it has flown for more than five decades.
Civil war emblem removed after decades of protest that came to a head after the killings of nine black people in a church last month
A loophole allowed Dylann Roof to buy the .45-caliber handgun that he used killing nine people in an historically black South Carolina church last month despite his previous admission to drug possession, officials said.
Agency employees should have rejected Roof's attempt to legally purchase a gun because he had earlier been arrested for possession of drugs, FBI Chief James Comey says. Nation
Charleston Church Shooting
A pending felony charge against the suspected Charleston, S.C., shooter should have surfaced in a background check, the FBI director said, but failures in the system enabled him to acquire the weapon used in the attack.
Athens has submitted a package of tough austerity measures
Agency employees should have rejected Roof's attempt to legally purchase a gun because he had earlier been arrested for possession of drugs, FBI Chief James Comey says. Roof is suspected of killing nine people in a Charleston, S.C. church in a racially motivated attack. Nation
A loophole allowed Dylann Roof to buy the .45-caliber handgun that he used killing nine people in an historically black South Carolina church last month despite his previous admission to drug possession, officials said.
Agency employees should have rejected Roof's attempt to legally purchase a gun because he had earlier been arrested for possession of drugs, FBI Chief James Comey says. Roof is suspected of killing nine people in a Charleston, S.C. church in a racially motivated attack. OBITUARIES
A loophole allowed Dylann Roof to buy the .45-caliber handgun that he used to kill nine people in an historically black South Carolina church last month despite his previous admission to drug possession, officials said.
Agency employees should have rejected Roof's attempt to legally purchase a gun because he had earlier been arrested for possession of drugs, FBI Chief James Comey says. Roof is suspected of killing nine people in a Charleston, S.C. church in a racially motivated attack. Nation
The scathing report, commissioned by the American Psychological Association, says the C.I.A. used prominent outside psychologists to quell internal objections.
Following repeated denials that its members were complicit in Bush administration-era torture, leading group of psychologists faces a reckoning
Charleston Church Shooting
Following repeated denials that its members were complicit in Bush administration-era torture, leading group of psychologists faces a reckoning
A petition demanding Pao’s removal garnered more than 210,000 signatures and she will reportedly be replaced by company co-founder Steve Huffman