The archive of all headlines from February 17, 2015, organized by time of publication.
As more parents resist having their children vaccinated, pediatricians practice the science and art of persuasion.
The bloody beheadings of a group of Egyptian Christians could draw the international community back into the densely complex tangle of fighting in the oil-rich North African nation.
Shiite insurgents known as Houthis took over the capital fairly easily, but a move on the key oil-producing province of Marib could lead to heavy fighting against the largely Sunni tribes in that region.
A Russian firm says the United States has found a way to permanently embed surveillance and sabotage tools in computers in countries including Iran, Russia, Pakistan and China.
Shiite insurgents known as Houthis took over the capital fairly easily, but a move on the key oil-producing province of Marib could lead to heavy fighting against the largely Sunni tribes in that region.
As many parents resist having their children vaccinated, pediatricians practice the science and art of persuasion.
Shiite insurgents known as Houthis took over the capital fairly easily, but a move on the key oil-producing province of Marib could lead to heavy fighting against the largely Sunni tribes in that region.
Lance Armstrong must pay a prize-insurer $10 million as punishment for lying under oath about doping, according to an arbitration award decision filed in a Texas state court.
The US and EU have wholeheartedly helped Kiev go forward knowing it was committing war crimes; terrorist bombings of buses, rockets and missiles at cities, and phosphorus bombs. The west knows the Neo-Nazi volunteer battalions are committing war crimes.
Ukrainian government and rebel forces fail to meet a deadline to start withdrawing heavy weapons, the second phase of last week’s ceasefire agreement.
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An injunction was issued in a lawsuit by 26 states opposing the president’s initiatives to protect from deportation millions who are in the United States illegally.
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A federal judge in Texas issues a preliminary injunction blocking President Obama's program that would defer deportation for up to 5 million people living in the United States illegally.
A federal judge in Texas grants states' request to bar President Obama's executive action on immigration.
A judge in Texas temporarily blocked the administration’s plan to offer a reprieve from deportations to millions of illegal immigrants after a lawsuit from GOP governors and attorneys general.
Ukrainian government and rebel forces fail to meet a deadline to start withdrawing heavy weapons in line with last week’s ceasefire agreement.
A judge in Texas temporarily halted the administration’s plan to offer a reprieve from deportation to millions of illegal immigrants after a lawsuit from GOP governors and attorneys general.
Ukrainian government and rebel forces fail to meet a deadline to start withdrawing heavy weapons in line with a ceasefire agreement.
Five teenagers are being questioned after a Jewish graveyard in eastern France was desecrated, as France’s top leaders rush to reassure the country’s Jews about their safety.
In the wake of the Islamic State’s success in attracting new recruits, financing and global notoriety, a tiny State Department agency will be revamped and expanded to coordinate existing attempts to counter the group’s propaganda machine.
Senior official says US not treating terrorists ‘as part of a religion’ as Republicans criticise decision to focus on more than just Muslim extremism
Senior official says US not treating terrorists ‘as part of a religion’ as Republicans criticise decision to focus on more than just Muslim extremism
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Fierce fighting is reported inside the contested Ukrainian town of Debaltseve despite a ceasefire deal agreed last week.
Fierce fighting is reported inside the contested Ukrainian town of Debaltseve less than a week after a ceasefire deal was agreed.
Fierce fighting is reported inside the contested Ukrainian town of Debaltseve, less than a week after a ceasefire deal was agreed.
The Obama administration plans to appeal the decision of a federal judge in south Texas that bars federal immigration officials from implementing Deferred Action for Parents of Americans.
Five teenagers are being questioned after a Jewish graveyard in eastern France was desecrated, as France’s top leaders rush to reassure the country’s Jews about their safety.
Decision by federal judge in Texas gives coalition of 26 states time to pursue lawsuit aimed at stopping protection against deportation
An injunction was issued in a lawsuit by 26 states opposing the president’s initiatives to protect from deportation millions who are in the United States illegally.
A federal judge in Texas, siding with 25 other states, ordered a halt, at least temporarily, to President Obama’s initiatives to protect from deportation millions who are in the U.S. illegally.
Decision by federal judge in Texas gives coalition of 26 states time to pursue lawsuit aimed at stopping millions from receiving protection against deportation
Decision by federal judge in Texas gives coalition of 26 states time to pursue lawsuit aimed at stopping president’s executive action on immigration
As officials weigh rate increases, pipes continue to deteriorate and leak, spewing millions of gallons of water onto city streets amid one of California's worst droughts.
During the slow mid-February period, Midtown hotels turn their attention to the four-legged competitors at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
During the slow mid-February period, Midtown hotels turn their attention to the four-legged competitors at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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The Gremlin first appeared in 1970 and was built by the American Motors Corp. Why one collector has 15 of the subcompacts.
The US and EU have wholeheartedly helped Kiev go forward knowing it was committing war crimes; terrorist bombings of buses, rockets and missiles at cities, and phosphorus bombs. The west knows the Neo-Nazi volunteer battalions are committing war crimes.
Congressional Republicans seized on a federal judge’s ruling against President Obama’s actions, saying it bolstered their fight to block the president by holding up funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
A judge in Texas, ruling on a lawsuit from GOP governors and attorneys general, temporarily blocked the president’s plan to offer a reprieve from deportation to millions of illegal immigrants.
Federal judge has issued an injunction, but analysts say courts tend to side with presidents and could overturn ruling soon
Jeh C. Johnson, the Homeland Security secretary, vowed to appeal a judge’s ruling but said his agency would suspend plans to accept applications from illegal immigrants for new protections this week.
The $35 Raspberry Pi 2 is a bare-bones computer no bigger than a juice box, but you’ll be amazed at the things you can make with it.
Jeh C. Johnson, the Homeland Security secretary, vowed to appeal a judge’s ruling but said his agency would suspend plans this week to accept applications from illegal immigrants for new protections.
President Obama wants to provide allies with weapons that have become a cornerstone of the U.S. counterterrorism strategy but whose remotely controlled power to kill is intensely controversial.
President Obama wants to provide allies with weapons that have become a cornerstone of the U.S. counterterrorism strategy but whose remotely controlled power to kill is intensely controversial.
The president's plans to protect millions of immigrants from deportation are frozen while his administration scrambles to appeal an order by a federal judge in Texas temporarily halting the program.
Fierce fighting in parts of eastern Ukraine despite a ceasefire agreement was «predictable», Russian President Vladimir Putin says.
Personal Technology: The $35 Raspberry Pi 2 is a bare-bones computer no bigger than a juice box, but you’ll be amazed at the things you can make with it.
Personal Technology: High-tech doorbells Ring and Skybell are home-monitoring systems and two-way intercoms for the smartphone era. Geoffrey Fowler tests them out.
Russian President Vladimir Putin urges Ukraine to allow its troops to lay down their weapons to rebels in the strategic town of Debaltseve.