The archive of all headlines from February 14, 2015, organized by time of publication.
John Kitzhaber is stepping down at the start of his fourth term as conflict-of-interest charges swirl around how his fiancee benefited in business deals.
The Saturday Essay: Romantic love has never been what it’s cracked up to be. That’s why we have always needed two things: an ideal of romantic love in popular culture and a more sober, chastened picture of it in high art.
The insular Jewish community of Djerba, Tunisia, has weathered revolution and terrorism. Can it survive girls’ education?
No U.S. personnel were involved in Islamic State's attack on the base in remote western Iraq, according to the military.
A new California law forbids nearly all types of pellet and BB guns from being shown in public unless they are a bright color. But there are questions about whether the law will work.
John Kitzhaber is stepping down at the start of his fourth term as conflict-of-interest charges swirl around how his fiancee benefited in business deals.
A new California law forbids nearly all types of pellet and BB guns from being shown in public unless they are a bright color. But there are questions about whether the law will work.
President Poroshenko of Ukraine says a deal to end the war in the east is in «great danger» amid intense fighting ahead of Saturday night’s ceasefire.
On any given day, up to a dozen ships handle more than $1 billion worth of goods in the mammoth ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the nation's busiest seaport.
The trade of goods through U.S. ports represents only a fraction of the nation's total economic output. But local businesses have already felt some pain.
The United States accused Russia of massing artillery and rocket systems around a contested town in eastern Ukraine, calling such actions a violation of the spirit of a cease-fire agreement.
The U.S. absence from the Belarus talks «is striking," says a former intelligence official. The approach has even drawn criticism from top figures in the Democratic foreign policy establishment.
The indictment of Officer Peter Liang, who killed an unarmed man in a Brooklyn housing project, differs from other police shootings because he did not claim he was acting against a threat and therefore can’t claim he was using legitimate force.
The Saturday Essay: Romantic love has never been what it’s cracked up to be. That’s why we have always needed two things: an ideal of romantic love in popular culture and a more sober, chastened picture of it in high art.
President Poroshenko of Ukraine says a deal to end fighting in the east is in «great danger» amid intense fighting ahead of Saturday night’s ceasefire.
The insular Jewish community of Djerba, Tunisia, has weathered revolution and terrorism. Can it survive girls’ education?
U.S. news
The trade of goods through U.S. ports represents only a fraction of the nation's total economic output. But local businesses have already felt some pain.
The former Florida governor’s press for dollars has been so intense that other Republican presidential hopefuls say they can’t compete at his level.
Fierce fighting is continuing in eastern Ukraine, hours before a ceasefire agreed by European leaders on Thursday is due to come into force.
U.S. news
UK peer to step down as advisory council chair amid claims HSBC Swiss subsidiary enabled tax dodging while he was in charge
Within hours of John Kitzhaber announcing he will leave office, the Justice Department stepped in to investigate accusations his fiancée influenced policy
Justice Department steps in to investigate accusations John Kitzhaber’s fiancée influenced policy
Justice Department probes accusations John Kitzhaber fiancée influenced policy
Without Blair’s claims of fantasy WMDs with which Iraq could wreak annihilation in “45 minutes”, a lie quoted by General Colin Powell at the United Nations exactly twelve years ago, 5th February 2003, for the children of Iraq a genocidal “preventable cause” might have been avoided.
The Saturday Essay: Romantic love has never been what it’s cracked up to be. That’s why we have always needed two things: an ideal of romantic love in popular culture and a more sober, chastened picture of it in high art.
The Obama administration released satellite images that it said showed the Russian army has provided rebels with artillery systems and multiple-rocket launchers hours before a cease-fire.
The insular Jewish community of Djerba, Tunisia, has weathered revolution and terrorism. Can it survive girls’ education?
The VA pledges to open its Westside campus to permanent and temporary housing, and to place returning service members and their families in subsidized apartments throughout the county.
The Islamic State is expanding beyond its base in Syria and Iraq to establish militant affiliates in Afghanistan, Algeria, Egypt and Libya, raising the prospect of a new global war on terror.
Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced death threats for caricaturing prophet Muhammad, at meeting in Krudttønden cafe
Fierce fighting is continuing in eastern Ukraine, hours before a ceasefire agreed by European leaders on Thursday is due to come into force.
One person has died after shots were fired at Copenhagen cafe where a controversial cartoonist was attending a free speech debate, Danish police say.
Gunmen wounded several people seriously during an event in Copenhagen to honor victims of an attack last month against French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
One person was killed several were wounded after shots were fired at an event in Copenhagen to honor victims of an attack last month against French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
Swedish artist Lars Vilks, who has faced death threats for caricaturing prophet Muhammad, at meeting in Krudttønden cafe
One person dies after shots are fired at a Copenhagen cafe where a controversial cartoonist was attending a free speech debate.
A pair of gunmen killed one person and wounded several others during an event in Copenhagen to discuss Islam and free expression in the wake of the attack against French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
A pair of gunmen killed one person and wounded several others during an event in Copenhagen to discuss Islam and free expression in the wake of the attack against French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
A new California law forbids nearly all types of pellet and BB guns from being shown in public unless they are a bright color. But there are questions about whether the law will work.
A gunman killed one person and wounded several others during an event in Copenhagen to discuss Islam and free expression in the wake of the attack against French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Photograph of suspect issued after Charlie Hebdo-style attack on cafe that has put all of Denmark on high alert
The architectural gem designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built between 1919 and 1921 has been closed to the public since 2010.
The architectural gem in East Hollywood, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built between 1919 and 1921, has been closed to the public since 2010.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko orders his country’s forces to begin ceasefire in line with Minsk agreement
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko orders his country’s troops to begin a ceasefire, describing it as «the last chance» for peace.
A gunman killed one person and wounded several others during an event in Copenhagen to discuss Islam and free expression in the wake of the attack against French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Ukraine’s president orders his country’s troops to stop fighting as a ceasefire agreed with pro-Russian rebels was due to come into force.