The archive of all headlines from March 12, 2017, organized by time of publication.
For almost 50 years, Marjorie Romer has lived in a Westlake house built in 1910, a couple of miles west of downtown Los Angeles. This is the story of how that house was burglarized three times in five days. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
It was the first time the San Diego Republicans held forums with their constituents since Donald Trump became president. Issa-Hunter town hall meetings
Preet Bharara, the Manhattan federal prosecutor who was told to submit his resignation along with 45 others on Friday, announced on Twitter that he had been fired.Sources told The New York Times that President Trump called Mr. Bharara’s office on Thursday for unknown reasons and that the two did not speak.
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A former White House ethics czar views Preet Bharara's departure as a loss, adding that the White House probably saw «all of these independent U.S. attorneys with investigative powers» as a threat. L.A. Now
A former White House ethics czar views Preet Bharara's departure as a loss, adding that the White House probably saw «all of these independent U.S. attorneys with investigative powers» as a threat. Politics
Some sheriffs could lose millions of dollars in federal contracts to house immigrant detainees. Others worry the bill would keep deputies from alerting federal authorities about inmates' release dates. NATION
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Some sheriffs could lose millions of dollars in federal contracts to house immigrant detainees. Others worry the bill would keep deputies from alerting federal authorities about inmates' release dates. World
Mayors of Santa Fe and Philadelphia say president’s orders represent threat to the safety and prosperity of US cities
Whom would the bill hit hardest? 60-year-olds with annual incomes of $30,000. In nearly 1,500 counties nationwide, such a person could lose more than $6,000 a year in federal insurance subsidies. Ninety percent of those counties backed Trump. Politics
Republican proposal would upend a healthcare system in Indiana that covers many low-income people – in a program that Mike Pence put in place
Whom would the bill hit hardest? 60-year-olds with annual incomes of $30,000. In nearly 1,500 counties nationwide, such a person could lose more than $6,000 a year in federal insurance subsidies. Ninety percent of those counties backed Trump. NATION
Whom would the bill hit hardest? 60-year-olds with annual incomes of $30,000. In nearly 1,500 counties nationwide, such a person could lose more than $6,000 a year in federal insurance subsidies. Ninety percent of those counties backed Trump. 2016 election results
Whom would the bill hit hardest? 60-year-olds with annual incomes of $30,000. In nearly 1,500 counties nationwide, such a person could lose more than $6,000 a year in federal insurance subsidies. Ninety percent of those counties backed Trump. NATION
Some sheriffs could lose millions of dollars in federal contracts to house immigrant detainees. Others worry the bill would keep deputies from alerting federal authorities about inmates' release dates. BUSINESS
President Trump has said repeatedly that he is determined to stimulate faster economic growth.The Federal Reserve, for its part, is indicating that it will seek restraint, and has all but announced that it will raise its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday.
Tom Price joins Republicans in touting plan on talkshows, with Paul Ryan praising ‘freedom’ as analysts foresee sharp cuts to tax credits and Medicaid
President Trump has said repeatedly that he is determined to stimulate faster economic growth.The Federal Reserve, for its part, is indicating that it will seek restraint, and has all but announced that it will raise its benchmark interest rate on Wednesday.