The archive of all headlines from March 10, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon's chef may lose his job after officials shut down the University of Oklahoma chapter in response to a viral video showing fraternity members participating in an anti-black chant.
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.
The action by the Missouri Supreme Court came days after the Department of Justice sharply criticized municipal courts in Ferguson, Mo., for acting largely as a fund-raising operation.
The company invested $50 million and five years in the effort. Today it says it is no longer in talks to construct the stadium and will look at some other development.
The World Health Organization is renewing warnings about noise-related hearing loss and recommending that people use earbuds to listen to loud music for no more than an hour a day, or for longer periods if the volume is softer than the beep of a microwave.
The Ukrainian president confirms that pro-Russian rebels in the east have withdrawn a «significant» amount of heavy weapons under a ceasefire plan.
Clinton campaign plans to hire as many as 40 staffers in Iowa to kick off official run for the White House, sources tell Guardian
Clinton campaign plans to hire as many as 40 staffers in Iowa to kick off official run for the White House, sources tell Guardian
Ronald J Brockmeyer, accused in a scathing report of aggressively using the municipal court to raise revenue for the city, has stepped down
Ronald J Brockmeyer, accused in a scathing report of running a virtual debtor’s prison, has stepped down
The Turkish government has improved efforts to stop foreign militants from crossing into Syria, but Western governments say Turkey has not gone far enough.
The World Health Organization is renewing warnings about noise-related hearing loss and recommending that people use earbuds to listen to loud music for no more than an hour a day, or for longer periods if the volume is softer than the beep of a microwave.
Three French sports personalities are among 10 killed in a helicopter crash in Argentina during the filming of TV show Dropped, officials confirm.
Two helicopters carrying passengers filming a popular European reality show crashed Monday in a remote area of northwest Argentina, killing eight French citizens and two Argentines, authorities said.
The Turkish government has improved efforts to stop foreign militants from crossing into Syria to join the Islamic State, but Western governments say Turkey has not gone far enough.
The fierce debate over childhood vaccines is prompting some parents to make sure their children are segregated from the unvaccinated.
Hollande: Stars ’made France shine so brightly’
Olympic gold medalist swimmer Camille Muffat and Olympic boxer Alexis Vastine among those killed as reality TV show filming ends in disaster
The fierce debate over childhood vaccines is prompting some parents to make sure their children are segregated from the unvaccinated.
The fierce debate over childhood vaccines is prompting some parents to make sure their children are segregated from the unvaccinated.
The current measles outbreak and a fierce debate over childhood vaccines prompts some parents to rethink choices and segregate their children from the unvaccinated.
The fierce debate over childhood vaccines is prompting some parents to make sure their children are segregated from the unvaccinated.
White House accuses senators of triggering a ‘rush to war’, while Iranian foreign minister expresses surprise at Republican tactics
President Obama’s strained association with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has been difficult from the start, but the absence of any real connection between them underscores the rule, not the exception, for Mr. Obama and foreign leaders.
The measles outbreak and fierce debate over childhood vaccines prompts some parents to segregate their children from the unvaccinated.
Two helicopters carrying passengers filming a popular European reality show crashed Monday in a remote area of northwest Argentina, killing eight French citizens and two Argentines.
A small loss of sleep when clocks spring forward can make you more prone to fight and even hurt your health.
A small loss of sleep when clocks spring forward can make you more prone to fight and even hurt your health.
A small loss of sleep when clocks spring forward can make you more prone to fight and even hurt your health.
Like the first Air, this is Apple’s attempt to reimagine the laptop all over, now for the smartphone and tablet age. Based on my short time with the machine, I think Apple will turn the laptop industry on its head (again), but just like with the original Air, it may be moving too fast for some.
Like the first Air, this is Apple’s attempt to reimagine the laptop all over, now for the smartphone and tablet age, Joanna Stern writes.
Prosecutors in France open an investigation after eight French nationals, including three sports stars, die in a helicopter crash in Argentina.
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.
Personal Technology: How might Apple Watch change my life, asks Geoffrey A. Fowler. It might save time and be the device that lets him leave his phone in his pocket and still not miss anything important.
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. said he could recall no other instance in which senators had written to leaders of another country to say the president had no authority to strike a deal with them.
A heated battle over negotiations to curtail Tehran’s nuclear program grew more tense when 47 GOP senators sent a letter to Iran designed to kill any potential deal.
Harold Koh, senior adviser while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, invokes attorney-client privilege but legal expert says ‘it’s not as clear cut as he suggests’
For three years, photographer Matjaž Krivic has documented youth gold miners in Bani, Burkina Faso
For three years, photographer Matjaž Krivic has documented youth gold miners in Bani, Burkina Faso.
Harold Koh, senior adviser while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, invokes attorney-client privilege but legal expert says ‘it’s not as clearcut as he suggests’
Relatives criticize UK police over handling of case
Democrats say the effort by Republicans to undermine attempts for a nuclear agreement with Iran is weakening their resolve to cross party lines and challenge their own president.
Iran's foreign minister calls the letter from 47 senators warning that any deal on Iran's nuclear program must receive congressional OK 'unprecedented and undiplomatic.'
Lawsuit against spy agency and Justice Department challenges ‘suspicionless searching of internet traffic’ uncovered by Edward Snowden
Lawsuit against spy agency and Justice Department challenges ‘suspicionless searching of internet traffic’ uncovered by Edward Snowden
The former secretary of state will convene her first news conference in more than two years as she scrambles to extinguish a growing controversy over her e-mail practices ahead of the expected April launch of her presidential campaign.
Clinton, whose only public remarks about the row have come in the form of a tweet, to take questions from reporters for the first time in months
The report finds hundreds of millions of dollars are owed by customers from past-due bills as of November 2014. The shortfall is due to the new, faulty billing system.
The massive shortfall in billing is due to the botched rollout of a computer billing system.
The deficit, owed by customers from past-due bills as of November 2014, is uncovered by a state audit.
University president says two students identified as leading racist chant at fraternity event were dismissed for creating a ‘hostile learning evironment’
After her U.N. speech, the former secretary of state will hold her first news conference in more than two years as she scrambles to extinguish controversy over her e-mail use ahead of the expected launch of her 2016 campaign.
Likely Democratic candidate for president addresses the dispute over her private email server. Follow it live here
As the former secretary of state prepared to answer questions for the first time about her e-mail practices, the agency announced that it plans to release her work-related e-mails on a publicly accessible Web site.
As the former secretary of state prepared to answer questions for the first time about her e-mail practices, the agency announced that it plans to release her work-related e-mails on a publicly accessible Web site.
Likely Democratic candidate for president addresses the dispute over her private email server. Follow it live here
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As the former secretary of state scrambles to extinguish the controversy over her e-mail use, the agency announced that it plans to release her work-related e-mails on a publicly accessible Web site.
Likely Democratic candidate for president addresses the dispute over her private email server. Follow it live here
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The former secretary of state acknowledged that she had erred in using only a private e-mail server for work correspondence, saying that she sent about 60,000 e-mails from her private account during her four-year tenure.
As the former secretary of state scrambled to extinguish the controversy over her e-mail use, the agency announced that it plans to release her work-related e-mails on a publicly accessible Web site.
Likely Democratic candidate for president has defended her use of a private email account while she was US secretary of state
As the former secretary of state scrambled to extinguish the controversy over her e-mail use, the agency announced that it plans to release her work-related e-mails on a publicly accessible Web site.
Former secretary publicly addresses week-long controversy and insists she never used her personal email account to send classified material
In response to the controversy over her use of a personal email account, Clinton says: 'Looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones.'
About 80 children rescued from a Boko Haram camp in Cameroon cannot remember their own names or origins, an aid official tells the BBC.
In response to the controversy over her use of a personal email account, Clinton says: 'Looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones.'
Former secretary publicly addresses week-long controversy and insists she never used her personal email account to send classified material
Former secretary publicly addresses week-long controversy and insists she never used her personal email account to send classified material
The biggest U.S. hotel companies began pushing into Europe during the downturn in the wake of the financial crisis. Now that the euro is plunging against the dollar, those plans are looking fortuitous.
Hillary Rodham Clinton said that she used a personal email address while she was secretary of state as a matter of convenience.
Former secretary of state publicly addresses week-long controversy and insists she never used her personal email account to send classified material
A federal jury finds that the 2013 hit song 'Blurred Lines' infringed on the 1977 Marvin Gaye chart-topper 'Got to Give It Up.'
Former secretary of state publicly addresses week-long controversy and insists she never used her personal email account to send classified material
The biggest U.S. hotel companies began pushing into Europe during the downturn in the wake of the financial crisis. Now that the euro is plunging against the dollar, those plans are looking fortuitous.
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