The archive of all headlines from May 15, 2017, organized by time of publication.
The president's decision to fire FBI Director James B. Comey unfolded the way a lot of his actions have — impulsively, subject to minimal review by aides and surrounded by misleading statements. L.A. Now
Cybercrimes, like the recent ransomware attack, require a combination of the most basic old-school detective work and the most complex of modern technology.“Catching who did this is going to be very hard,” one intelligence expert said, “and will require a level of international cooperation from law enforcement that does not come naturally.”
The president's decision to fire FBI Director James B. Comey unfolded the way a lot of his actions have — impulsively, subject to minimal review by aides and surrounded by misleading statements. NATION
The effects could be magnified as workers return for a new workweek, because many, particularly in Asia, had logged off before the malware began proliferating.President Trump has ordered his homeland security adviser to coordinate a response and help organize the search for who was responsible.
The president's decision to fire FBI Director James B. Comey unfolded the way a lot of his actions have — impulsively, subject to minimal review by aides and surrounded by misleading statements. ASIA
The criticism comes as the virus continues to spread around the globe, despite the efforts of companies, governments and security experts. ASIA
The criticism comes as the virus continues to spread around the globe, despite the efforts of companies, governments and security experts. OBITUARIES
Republican lawmakers are showing increasing signs of separating from President Trump.They want to pursue a more traditional conservative agenda and protect their political futures.
With much of California seething over President Trump, the climate could hardly be better for the unabashed liberal politics of a former San Francisco mayor still best known for his trailblazing 2004 decree legalizing same-sex marriage. Politics
The White House is seeking to recast the US president as a world statesman, but critics say his confidence in his own persuasive powers is simply delusional
'When people who have never been here — who don’t understand the fabric of the community — try to tell a story about it without facts, that’s detrimental to all of us,' says Twin Falls mayor Shawn Barigar.
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As Trump prepares to depart for his first trip abroad, he no longer behaves like a president eager to disengage from the world, and from the postwar alliances of the last seven decades that he so denigrated as a candidate.Watch live: U.S. 9th Circuit Court hears appeal on Trump's travel ban
As Trump prepares to depart for his first trip abroad, he no longer behaves like a president eager to disengage from the world, and from the postwar alliances of the last seven decades that he so denigrated as a candidate. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
State department says it believes 50 detainees a day are being hanged at Saydnaya military prison, with many bodies burned in a crematorium