The archive of all headlines from July 12, 2015, organized by time of publication.
A high-stakes meeting to save Greece broke up early Sunday with a bitterly divided Europe split over how or whether to rescue the nation from imminent financial collapse.
Eurozone finance ministers planned to reconvene Sunday after ending the meeting late Saturday, leaving the Continent hours from what could be a historic rupture.
Finance ministers to discuss latest Greek proposals after PM receives backing from MPs
Finance ministers will resume talks on Sunday morning after failing to reach agreement tonight on Greece’s request for a third bailout
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Last-ditch negotiations to resume on Sunday after eurozone’s fiscal hawks put up fierce resistance to Alexis Tsipras’s rescue plan
Finance ministers from the 19 nations of the euro zone appeared bitterly divided over how or whether to rescue the nation from imminent financial collapse. Talks will resume Sunday in Brussels.
After the Miramonte child abuse scandal, the district moved to better protect students. The school board chief now acknowleges that 'the rights of employees suffered in that pendulum swing.' Science Now
Los Angeles' mayor has grown conspicuous through his silence about the White House's proposed Trans Pacific Partnership. Science Now
Los Angeles' mayor has grown conspicuous through his silence about the White House's proposed Trans Pacific Partnership. Europe
While being booked at a Sheriff's Department facility, a man was apparently restrained for 32 hours and didn't receive food. An investigation is ongoing, the sheriff says. CITY HALL
While being booked at a Sheriff's Department facility, a man was apparently restrained for 32 hours and didn't receive food. An investigation is ongoing, Sheriff Jim McDonnell says. CITY HALL
European finance ministers could not agree on whether Greece should be granted its third bailout since 2010, leaving the Continent hours from what could be a historic rupture.
While being booked at a Sheriff's Department facility, a man was apparently restrained for 32 hours and didn't receive food. An investigation is ongoing, Sheriff Jim McDonnell says. CALIFORNIA
GOP presidential candidate rails against immigrants, Mexico, the media and Jeb Bush in Phoenix rally
While being booked at a Sheriff's Department facility, a man was apparently restrained for 32 hours and didn't receive food. An investigation is ongoing, Sheriff Jim McDonnell says. Mexico & the Americas
The former head of the Sinaloa Cartel went to the showers and never returned to his cell, officials say. He had been imprisoned since February 2014.'El Chapo' tweets erupt after drug lord's prison break
Planned meeting of all 28 member states’ leaders called off at last minute as finance ministers’ talks continue
Planned meeting of all 28 member states’ leaders called off at last minute as talks continue between finance ministers of currency bloc
A manhunt is launched for the head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel, which is believed to control most of the major crossing points for drugs at the U.S. border with Mexico.'El Chapo' tweets erupt after drug lord's prison break
Finance ministers resumed their talks in hopes of finding a solution, but hard-line creditor nations such as Germany and Finland distrust the Greek government.
Pressure building on Merkel and Hollande as currency bloc’s leaders enter last-chance summit amid cancellation of wider EU talks
A federal trial is meant to determine whether recent changes in North Carolina’s election laws discriminate against black voters and could help define the scope of voting rights across the country in the coming presidential election.
GOP presidential candidate rails against immigrants, Mexico, the media and Jeb Bush in Phoenix rally
Finance ministers returned to the table, but recent days have exposed deep fault lines preventing compromise on a rescue package for the Mediterranean nation.
Silicon Valley’s most controversial executive has personified the discrimination and harassment directed at women in technology and on the internet. This is her story
A manhunt is launched for the head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel, which is believed to control most of the major crossing points for drugs at the U.S. border with Mexico.Joaquin El Chapo Guzman escapes
Silicon Valley’s most controversial executive has personified the discrimination and harassment directed at women in technology and on the internet. This is her story
Silicon Valley’s most controversial executive has personified the discrimination and harassment directed at women in technology and on the internet. This is her story
A manhunt is launched for the head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel, which is believed to control most of the major crossing points for drugs at the U.S. border with Mexico.'El Chapo' tweets erupt after drug lord's prison break
Mexican officials said Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, or “Shorty,” escaped his maximum security prison cell through a tunnel. It was the second time he has escaped.
Europe’s leaders — chiefly, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President François Hollande — will meet Sunday evening to decide the fate of a country on the brink of financial collapse.
Mexican officials said Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, or “Shorty,” escaped his maximum security prison cell through a tunnel. It was the second time he has escaped.
Europe’s leaders — chiefly, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President François Hollande — will meet this evening to decide the fate of a country on the brink of financial collapse.
Lindsey Graham calls mogul a ‘demagogue’ and warns of impact on 2016 chances but McConnell and Boehner call for legislation against ‘sanctuary cities’
Lindsey Graham calls mogul a ‘demagogue’ and warns of impact on 2016 chances but McConnell and Boehner call for legislation against ‘sanctuary cities’
A manhunt is launched for the head of the powerful Sinaloa Cartel, which is believed to control most of the major crossing points for drugs at the U.S. border with Mexico.From the archive: The mythology of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman
Nearly a quarter of traffic accidents involving a pedestrian occur at less than 1% of the city's intersections. Many of the most dangerous crossings are clustered in high-density areas between downtown L.A. and Hollywood. Who’s at fault? 30 minutes at Hollywood and Highland
Greece is being pushed to accept and implement even more austerity measures and reforms, or get a ‘time-out’ from the euro
Greece pushed to accept even more austerity measures and reforms, or get a ‘time-out’ from euro
Greece pushed to accept even more austerity or get a ‘time-out’
German and French leaders press Greek leader for guarantees over austerity measures in what an EU official describes as ‘extensive mental waterboarding’
Europe’s leaders — chiefly, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President François Hollande — are meeting to decide the fate of a country on the brink of financial collapse.