The archive of all headlines from March 10, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Selling the GOP's healthcare bill, which has already met sharp resistance within his party, will present the stiffest test yet of the president's pledge to play the deal-maker.Many of California's Republican members of Congress are saying very little about their party's healthcare bill
The president’s ouster, a first for the nation that came after months of turmoil over a corruption scandal, is expected to shift the country’s politics to the opposition on the left.
Judges unanimously uphold parliamentary vote to impeach beleaguered leader, who now loses immunity from prosecution over corruption allegations
The president’s removal, a first for the nation that came after months of turmoil over a corruption scandal, is expected to shift the country’s politics to the opposition on the left.
The constitutional court unanimously agrees that Park Geun-hye 'violated the duty to safeguard the nation.' South Korea’s first female president could also face criminal charges as the result of a sprawling corruption investigation. Politics
Two die in protests after judges unanimously uphold impeachment of Park, who now loses immunity from prosecution over corruption allegations
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Two House committees approved legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.The measure moves closer toward a full vote over the growing opposition of senators, health care providers and some conservatives.
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A court removed President Park Geun-hye, a first in the nation’s history, after months of turmoil over a corruption scandal.Ms. Park’s downfall is expected to shift South Korean politics to opposition leaders, who want more engagement with North Korea and are wary of confrontation in the region.
The constitutional court unanimously agrees that Park Geun-hye 'violated the duty to safeguard the nation.' South Korea’s first female president could also face criminal charges as the result of a sprawling corruption investigation. UCLA
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The president’s supporters celebrate the new data as an early payoff of Trump's strident stance on illegal immigration. Others say it's too early to assume a long-term trend. UCLA
The president’s supporters celebrate the new data as an early payoff of Trump's strident stance on illegal immigration. Others say it's too early to assume a long-term trend. Sports
Park loses immunity from prosecution over corruption claims after constitutional judges uphold impeachment vote
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The covert fleet shuttles warheads from silos and bases to weapons labs nationwide. It's operated by the Office of Secure Transportation, which is about to become even more crucial as the U.S. upgrades its nuclear arsenal. NATION
Park loses immunity from prosecution over corruption claims after constitutional judges uphold impeachment vote
The covert fleet shuttles warheads from silos and bases to weapons labs nationwide. It's operated by the Office of Secure Transportation, which is about to become even more crucial as the U.S. upgrades its nuclear arsenal. World
The senator talks about his fight to make the Democratic party more attractive to working-class people – and on taking his progressive populism to the heartlands in order to topple Trump
The senator talks about his fight to make the Democratic party more attractive to working-class people – and on taking his progressive populism to the heartland in order to topple Trump
The covert fleet shuttles warheads from silos and bases to weapons labs nationwide. It's operated by the Office of Secure Transportation, which is about to become even more crucial as the U.S. upgrades its nuclear arsenal. BUSINESS
The U.S. economy added 235,000 workers in President Trump’s first full month in office.It is the last major data before the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision.
The agency is so cloaked in secrecy that few people outside the government know it exists. But it's about to become even more crucial as the U.S. upgrades its nuclear arsenal. BUSINESS
The agency is so cloaked in secrecy that few people outside the government know it exists. But it's about to become even more crucial as the U.S. upgrades its nuclear arsenal. L.A. Now
The numbers are growing: 'The millennials run the world and we have to accommodate them,' says Wayne Ratkovich, landlord of one office allowing canine companions. But it’s no walk in the dog park.
Q&A: The actors and the composer talk about the making of Disney’s new live action film 'Beauty and the Beast' and the impact of the song 'Gaston.' Beauty and the Beast video - A Portrait of ’Gaston’
Q&A: Actors Josh Gad and Luke Evans join composer Alan Menken to talk about the making of Disney’s new live action film 'Beauty and the Beast' and the impact of the song 'Gaston.' Beauty and the Beast video - A Portrait of ’Gaston’
The Affordable Care Act allowed hundreds of community clinics to offer medical care to some of the sickest Californians. People who usually delayed seeing a doctor or did so only in emergency rooms could visit a clinic for check-ups and even specialty care. AUTOS
The Affordable Care Act allowed hundreds of community clinics to offer medical care to some of the sickest Californians. People who usually delayed seeing a doctor or did so only in emergency rooms could visit a clinic for check-ups and even specialty care. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON