The archive of all headlines from April 13, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Pope Francis referred to the 1915 mass killings of Armenians by Turks as the “first genocide of the 20th century,” entering into a tense historical debate with wider implications for the Vatican’s relations with Turkey and Islam.
The video announcement ends two years of speculation and immediately establishes Mrs. Clinton as the likely Democratic nominee.
Pope Francis described the 1915 mass killings of Armenians by Turks as the “first genocide of the 20th century” on Sunday, touching off a diplomatic furor with Turkey.
Thhis has put big pharma in a position where it is running roughshod over informed choice and dictating vaccine policies that have little-if-any basis in scientific research yet will greatly contribute to that industry’s already gargantuan profits.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Nation Oklahoma reserve deputy thought he was using a Taser, not a gun: 'I shot him; I'm sorry'
The deliberately low-key announcement of Hillary Clinton’s White House run tries to avoid the pitfalls of her 2008 attempt and suggests her campaign will focus on economic opportunity.
This has put big pharma in a position where it is running roughshod over informed choice and dictating vaccine policies that have little-if-any basis in scientific research yet will greatly contribute to that industry’s already gargantuan profits.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. CALIFORNIA 15 years after 'Erin Brockovich,' town still fearful of polluted water
An American citizen who was once considered a possible target to be killed in Pakistan is now in custody in the United States, bolstering an argument that it is feasible to capture terrorism suspects, even in remote parts of the world.
The deliberately low-key announcement of Hillary Clinton’s White House run tries to avoid the pitfalls of her 2008 attempt and suggests her campaign will focus on economic opportunity.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Politics Now Heading to Iowa by van, Hillary Clinton gets attention while claiming to shun it
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Politics Now Clinton ditches reporters, road trips to Iowa by van
An American once considered a possible target to be killed in Pakistan is in custody in the United States, bolstering an argument that it is feasible to capture terrorism suspects, even in remote parts of the world.
Jordan Spieth won the Masters on Sunday, tying Tiger Woods’s tournament record with an 18-under-par 270.
Most voters think race relations in California are stable or improving, and less than a quarter believe they are getting worse, according to results from a new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll. Politics Now Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign for president: It's not about me
After announcing her decision to seek the Democratic nomination, Clinton will visit state whose initial lack of support undermined her entire campaign in 2008
Lawmakers determined to claim a larger role in foreign policy will challenge President Obama over his nuclear talks with Iran, taking up legislation this week that would give them the power to review—and potentially reject—a final deal.
After announcing her decision to seek the Democratic nomination, Clinton will visit state whose initial lack of support undermined her entire campaign in 2008
Pope Francis described the 1915 mass killings of Armenians by Turks as the “first genocide of the 20th century” on Sunday, touching off a diplomatic furor with Turkey.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Politics Now Clinton ditches reporters, road trips to Iowa by van
A Senate panel is prepared to draft legislation this week that would give Congress some authority over lifting sanctions against Iran, a measure that President Obama fears would disrupt diplomacy over the future of the country’s nuclear program.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Nation Justice Department in partial limbo as Loretta Lynch awaits confirmation
Lawmakers determined to claim a larger role in foreign policy will challenge President Obama over his nuclear talks with Iran, taking up legislation this week that would give them the power to review—and potentially reject—a final deal.
The deliberately low-key announcement of Hillary Clinton’s White House run tries to avoid the pitfalls of her 2008 attempt.
A Senate panel is prepared to draft legislation this week that would give Congress some authority over lifting sanctions against Iran, a measure that President Obama fears would disrupt diplomacy over the future of the country’s nuclear program.
Itinerary unclear for Democratic frontrunner, who has nicknamed her van ‘Scooby’, as she looks to put human touch on nascent presidential campaign
A Senate panel is prepared to draft legislation that would give Congress some authority over lifting sanctions against Iran, a measure that President Obama fears would disrupt diplomacy over the country’s nuclear program.
Pope Francis described the 1915 mass killings of Armenians by Turks as the “first genocide of the 20th century” on Sunday, touching off a diplomatic furor with Turkey.
Analysis: This time the focus will be on the needs and concerns of the American people, not on Clinton's reach for history. Nation Justice Department in partial limbo as Loretta Lynch awaits confirmation
Günter Grass, the Nobel Prize-winning German writer who gained international fame with his book “The Tin Drum,” has died aged 87.
The Democracy Alliance is urging members to give tens of millions of dollars to try to reverse a decades-long GOP effort that has reshaped statehouses.
As the 43-year-old Florida senator prepares to announce his presidential bid today, he finds himself just another name in an increasingly crowded field of 2016 rivals. Politics Now How Clinton 2016 will be different from Clinton 2008
Hillary Clinton’s 1,000-mile road trip to Iowa under way after Sunday announcement as Republican Marco Rubio says he’s running for president
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The Republican senator from Florida began calling backers to inform them he is entering the 2016 race, according to two people familiar with his plans.
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida announced his candidacy for president Monday morning in a call to donors, becoming the third Republican to officially enter the 2016 contest. Mr. Rubio will make a formal announcement Monday evening in Miami.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida told his top donors Monday that he is running for president in 2016, becoming the third Republican to officially enter the contest. Mr. Rubio will make a formal announcement Monday evening in Miami.
As the 43-year-old Florida senator prepares to announce his presidential bid today, he finds himself just another name in an increasingly crowded field of 2016 rivals. Nation Marco Rubio enjoys Tupac and 5 other things you didn't know about the senator
Democratic frontrunner to arrive in the small Iowa town of Monticello on Tuesday to challenge her reputation as distant and inaccessible
Residential real estate is becoming the next frontier for speed-based investing.
America’s hegemonic project in the post 9/11 era is the “Globalization of War” whereby the U.S.-NATO military machine –coupled with covert intelligence operations, economic sanctions and the thrust of “regime change”— is deployed in all major regions of the world.
As the 43-year-old Florida senator prepares to announce his presidential bid today, he finds himself just another name in an increasingly crowded field of 2016 rivals. Nation Marco Rubio turns up Tupac and 5 other things you didn't know about the GOP presidential candidate
Real Madrid fans have taunted Atlético Madrid since Real’s victory over its crosstown rival in last year’s Champions League final. Atlético’s chance at revenge begins Tuesday in this year’s Champions League quarterfinal stage.
Real Madrid fans have taunted Atlético Madrid since Real’s victory over its crosstown rival in last year’s Champions League final. Atlético’s chance at revenge begins Tuesday in this year’s Champions League quarterfinal stage.
If approved by the full board on Tuesday, the plan would mean higher water costs for areas that don't take significant conservation measures. Politics Now Does the GOP still see Marco Rubio as the answer to its problems?
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If approved by the full board on Tuesday, the plan would mean higher water bills for areas that don't take significant conservation measures. Politics Now Does the GOP still see Marco Rubio as the answer to its problems?
If approved by the full board on Tuesday, the plan would mean higher water bills for areas that don't take significant conservation measures. Jacket Copy Eduardo Galeano, author and journalist, dies at 74
One former Blackwater security contractor received a life sentence on Monday and three others received 30-year sentences for killing unarmed Iraqi civilians in Baghdad’s Nisour Square in 2007.
If approved by the full board on Tuesday, the plan would mean higher water bills for areas that don't take significant conservation measures. Jacket Copy Eduardo Galeano, author and journalist, dies at 74
One former Blackwater security contractor received a life sentence on Monday and three others received 30-year sentences for a shooting in Baghdad’s Nisour Square in 2007, which left 17 people dead.
The Metropolitan Water District's full board is scheduled to vote Tuesday on the water rationing plan, which would take effect July 1. Jacket Copy Eduardo Galeano, author and journalist, dies at 74
The Metropolitan Water District's full board is scheduled to vote Tuesday on the water rationing plan, which would take effect July 1. Nation Blackwater guards sentenced in fatal Iraq shootings
One former Blackwater security contractor received a life sentence on Monday and three others received 30-year sentences for a shooting in Baghdad’s Nisour Square in 2007, which left 17 dead.
Nicholas Slatten will spend life in prison for the shootings in Baghdad that killed 14 civilians. The other three defendants each received 30 years plus one day for their roles in the 2007 incident.
Real Madrid fans have taunted Atlético Madrid since Real’s victory over its crosstown rival in last year’s Champions League final. Atlético’s chance at revenge begins Tuesday in this year’s Champions League quarterfinal stage.
One former Blackwater security contractor, Nicholas A. Slatten, received a life sentence on Monday and three others received 30-year sentences for killing 17 unarmed Iraqi civilians in Baghdad’s Nisour Square in 2007, a shooting that was a gruesome nadir in the war in Iraq.
A federal judge sentences a former Blackwater security guard to life in prison and three others to 30 years each over a 2007 shooting that left 17 people dead in a public square in Baghdad. L.A. Now SoCal 15% water rationing plan could mean higher bills
One former security contractor, Nicholas A. Slatten, received a life sentence on Monday and three others received 30-year sentences for the killings of civilians, a gruesome nadir in the war that transformed Blackwater into a symbol of unchecked and privatized military power.