The archive of all headlines from April 12, 2015, organized by time of publication.
U.S.-Cuba Relations
Leaders of US and Cuba meet for first time in more than 50 years and discuss steps to improve relations at Summit of the Americas
U.S.-Cuba Relations
In Panama, leaders of US and Cuba meet for first time in more than 50 years and discuss steps to improve relations
As the former secretary of state prepares to begin her run for president, Democrats in the Hawkeye state – likely opponents as well as voters – insist she will not have it easy
It is the most substantive contact between the two men to date, and the first sit-down meeting between an American and Cuban president in more than half a century. L.A. Now Doctors at University of California health clinics go on strike
U.S.-Cuba Relations
The president says he is 'absolutely positive' that the diplomatic course he has pursued is 'the best way to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.' Mexico & the Americas Obama, Raul Castro strike optimistic tone at historic sit-down meeting
The president says he is 'absolutely positive' that the diplomatic course he has pursued is 'the best way to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.' Mexico & the Americas Obama calls for respect, Raul Castro for patience in historic talks
For the first time in more than half a century, the presidents of the United States and Cuba meet face to face. Middle East Obama slams GOP lawmakers as trying to 'short-circuit' Iran talks
As spring returns to Sweden’s capital, locals ferry off to favorite idylls like Utö and Finnhamn in the city’s sprawling archipelago.
The disagreement between the city of Los Angeles and developer CIM Group goes back to a 2012 decision. But residents fear they have mere days left in their homes. Mexico & the Americas Obama calls for respect, Raul Castro for patience in historic talks
The disagreement between the city of Los Angeles and developer CIM Group goes back to a 2012 decision. But residents fear they have mere days left in their homes. Mexico & the Americas Historic meeting: President Obama calls for respect, Raul Castro for patience
After a historic meeting with Cuban President Raúl Castro, Obama said the nations’ immediate task is to reopen embassies in Washington and Havana after decades of official estrangement.
In Panama, leaders discuss steps to improve relations in first such meeting for more than 50 years
The disagreement between the city of Los Angeles and developer CIM Group goes back to a 2012 decision. But residents fear they have mere days left in their homes. Middle East Saudi-led strikes do little to reverse Houthi gains, Yemenis say
This Sunday will be the 113th running of the Paris-Roubaix bike race. A small army of volunteers has been working to make sure cobblestone stretches of the race’s route are preserved.
A poll finds that 55% of Latino voters in California say mandatory exams gauge student progress and give teachers vital info. Nearly the same percentage of white voters say such exams are harmful. L.A. Now Tenants of Hollywood high-rise fear eviction amid legal dispute
Crime & Courts
Crime & Courts
Low-key announcement on Twitter, video and email will serve as early test of ‘humble’ Clinton machine after 2008 loss to Obama – and before 2016 barrage
A poll finds that 55% of Latino voters in California say mandatory exams gauge student progress and give teachers vital info. Nearly the same percentage of white voters say such exams are harmful. Asia China cracks down on women's-rights protesters
For more than 50 years, our food has been getting blander—but the best diets turn out to also be delicious.
No GOP presidential candidate hails from the region, and it has no special fondness for Hillary Rodham Clinton, so the 2016 fight is likely to be close -- especially in Colorado. Education Unlike whites, most Latinos back school testing
No GOP presidential candidate hails from the region, and it has no special fondness for Hillary Rodham Clinton, so the 2016 fight is likely to be close -- especially in Colorado. Asia China cracks down on women's-rights protesters
No GOP presidential candidate hails from the region, and it has no special fondness for Hillary Rodham Clinton, so the 2016 fight is likely to be close -- especially in Colorado. Crime & Courts Ballistics tests are new twist in costly L.A. murder saga
Despite Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleading not guilty, his lead defense attorney Judy Clark conceded to the jury that her client was guilty in her closing argument.The defense team insisted that he was coerced and bullied by his older brother into committing alleged acts of terrorism.
Essay: For more than 50 years, our food has been getting blander—but the best diets turn out to also be delicious.
No GOP presidential candidate hails from the region, and it has no special fondness for Hillary Rodham Clinton, so the 2016 fight is likely to be close -- especially in Colorado. Politics Now In Iowa, where 2008 dreams died, a new Hillary Clinton campaign looms
Essay: Advice from former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Jr.: Speak with one voice, avoid surprises and compete from a position of strength.
In this address given on the California Capitol steps in Sacramento Robert Kennedy Jr. provides an inspired and detailed analysis of the extent to which the powerful pharmaceutical cartel has effectively captured the nation’s scientific, regulatory, and law-making processes.Combined…
The expected announcement will end two years of speculation and immediately establish Hillary Rodham Clinton as the likely Democratic nominee. It could also be the first time a woman captures a major party’s nomination.
Clinton, the first Democrat to announce a bid, is en route to Iowa to begin a campaign blitz of primary states
Norms for the cameras-everywhere era haven't been developed -- nor are there well-thought-out legal structures that would keep inevitable abuse in check. Politics Now In Iowa, where 2008 dreams died, a new Hillary Clinton campaign looms
Essay: Advice from former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson Jr.: Speak with one voice, avoid surprises and compete from a position of strength.
Clinton, the first Democrat to announce a bid, is set begin a campaign blitz of primary states
Norms for the cameras-everywhere era haven't been developed -- nor are there well-thought-out legal structures that would keep inevitable abuse in check. Europe Pope speaks out on Armenian 'genocide,' irking Turkey
As U.S. relations with the island nation thaw, Cuban Americans — known as the most politicized Hispanic group — emerge as a constituency that Democrats and the GOP need to court.
Norms for the cameras-everywhere era haven't been developed -- nor are there well-thought-out legal structures that would keep inevitable abuse in check. Europe Turkey pulls ambassador after pope speaks out on Armenian 'genocide'
In this address given on the California Capitol steps in Sacramento Robert Kennedy Jr. provides an inspired and detailed analysis of the extent to which the powerful pharmaceutical cartel has effectively captured the nation’s scientific, regulatory, and law-making processes.Combined…
Obie Anthony spent 17 years behind bars for a murder convection that was subsequently overturned. Anthony's lawsuit and other court documents portray an investigation and prosecution rife with problems. Europe Turkey pulls ambassador after pope speaks out on Armenian 'genocide'
Obie Anthony spent 17 years behind bars for a murder convection that was subsequently overturned. Anthony's lawsuit and other court documents portray an investigation and prosecution rife with problems. Europe Turkey pulls ambassador after pope speaks out on Armenian genocide
In this address given on the California Capitol steps in Sacramento Robert Kennedy Jr. provides an inspired and detailed analysis of the extent to which the powerful pharmaceutical cartel has effectively captured the nation’s scientific, regulatory, and law-making processes.Combined…
Obie Anthony spent 17 years behind bars for a murder convection that was subsequently overturned. Anthony's lawsuit and other court documents portray an investigation and prosecution rife with problems. Politics Now Pre-butting the Hillary Clinton presidential announcement, GOP goes on the attack
Obie Anthony spent 17 years behind bars for a murder conviction that was subsequently overturned. Anthony's lawsuit and other court documents portray an investigation and prosecution rife with problems. Politics Now Pre-butting the Hillary Clinton presidential announcement, GOP goes on the attack
In this address given on the California Capitol steps in Sacramento Robert Kennedy Jr. provides an inspired and detailed analysis of the extent to which the powerful pharmaceutical cartel has effectively captured the nation’s scientific, regulatory, and law-making processes.Combined…
In this address given on the California Capitol steps in Sacramento Robert Kennedy Jr. provides an inspired and detailed analysis of the extent to which the powerful pharmaceutical cartel has effectively captured the nation’s scientific, regulatory, and law-making processes.Combined…
Former secretary of state and first lady has begun her campaign for 2016 White House, John Podesta says in email
The announcement ends two years of speculation and immediately establishes Mrs. Clinton as the likely Democratic nominee.
Former secretary of state and first lady has begun her campaign for 2016 White House, John Podesta says in email
Hillary Clinton
One of America’s best-known public figures makes another run for president, and she is currently far ahead of her competitors.
Former secretary of state and first lady has begun her campaign for 2016 White House
The Democrat and former secretary of state has begun her campaign for 2016 White House
Obie Anthony spent 17 years behind bars for a murder conviction that was subsequently overturned. Anthony's lawsuit and other court documents portray an investigation and prosecution rife with problems. Politics Now Hillary Clinton announces she's running
The video announcement ends two years of speculation and immediately establishes Mrs. Clinton as the likely Democratic nominee. It could also be the first time a woman captures a major party’s nomination.
The Democrat and former secretary of state begins campaign for 2016 White House with launch of new website, ending years of speculation
Obie Anthony spent 17 years behind bars for a murder conviction that was subsequently overturned. Anthony's lawsuit and other court documents portray an investigation and prosecution rife with problems. Politics Now Hillary Clinton announces she's running for president
Unlike 2008, when she faced high-profile opponents, most viable rivals for the Democratic nomination have stepped aside, a sign of Clinton's political potency. Politics Now Pre-butting the Hillary Clinton presidential announcement, GOP goes on the attack
Unlike 2008, when she faced high-profile opponents, most viable rivals for the Democratic nomination have stepped aside, a sign of Clinton's political potency. Politics Now As Hillary Clinton enters race, Republicans seek to cast aspersions
Unlike 2008, when she faced high-profile opponents, most viable rivals for the Democratic nomination have stepped aside, a sign of Clinton's political potency. Politics Now As Hillary Clinton enters race, Republicans are ready with shots
In this address given on the California Capitol steps in Sacramento Robert Kennedy Jr. provides an inspired and detailed analysis of the extent to which the powerful pharmaceutical cartel has effectively captured the nation’s scientific, regulatory, and law-making processes.Combined…
Essay: The Middle East is living with the legacy of states artificially carved from the Ottoman Empire’s remains.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Hillary Clinton announces she’s running for president
The Journal provides analysis of the Masters final round where Jordan Spieth enters the day with the lead at -16.