The archive of all headlines from March 17, 2017, organized by time of publication.
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Nearly every plank of the budget — which boosts military spending while cutting the EPA and State Department, among other programs — will face significant obstacles from both parties in Congress. Proposal would cut NASA’s role in climate science
Nearly every plank of the budget — which boosts military spending while cutting the EPA and State Department, among other programs — will face significant obstacles from both parties in Congress. Trump takes aim at sanctuary cities with a proposal to cut more than $200 million in local funds
Nearly every plank of the budget — which boosts military spending while cutting the EPA and State Department, among other programs — will face significant obstacles from both parties in Congress. Trump takes aim at ’sanctuary cities’ with a proposal to cut more than $200 million in local funds
Trump’s budget proposal has little prospect of being passed by Congress in its present form, and more legal challenges to his travel ban probably lie ahead
Nearly every plank of the budget — which boosts military spending while cutting the EPA and State Department, among other programs — will face significant obstacles from both parties in Congress. These are the 19 agencies Trump would stop funding entirely
The president's spending plan proposes entirely cutting Effective Instruction grants, which pay for teacher training. California gets about $250 million from that fund. Trump says budget plan with deep cuts sends ’America first’ message
Sheriff Jim McDonnell echoes statements from GOP lawmakers and other sheriffs, some of whom stand to lose millions in federal funding contracts. His stand also stirs concern among immigrant advocates in the communities he polices. Education
Sheriff Jim McDonnell echoes statements from GOP lawmakers and other sheriffs, some of whom stand to lose millions in federal funding contracts. His stand also stirs concern among immigrant advocates in the communities he polices. Politics
North Korea
Some of the president’s advisors have long been gunning to replace Ryan, and a misstep over the healthcare repeal bill could open the door. But success would cement Ryan's reputation as a party leader. L.A. Now
British intelligence agency responds to allegations – repeated by White House press secretary Sean Spicer – that it helped Barack Obama
GCHQ responds to allegations – repeated by White House press secretary Sean Spicer – that it helped Barack Obama
GCHQ responds to allegations – repeated by White House press secretary Sean Spicer – that it helped Barack Obama
Speaking in South Korea, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says “all options” are available to deal with North Korea’s emerging nuclear threat, including a militarily strike. Politics
North Korea
US administration has offered assurances after British intelligence officials dismissed claims as ‘utterly ridiculous’, PM’s spokesman says
Speaking in South Korea, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says 'all options' are available to deal with North Korea’s emerging nuclear threat, including a militarily strike. Politics
The White House scrambled to deal with an unusual rupture after suggesting that President Barack Obama used a British spy agency to conduct surveillance on Donald J. Trump last year.The agency denied the contention as “nonsense” in a rare statement. By Friday, the flap had turned into a full-blown international incident as British politicians expressed outrage.
Speaking in South Korea, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says 'all options' are available to deal with North Korea’s emerging nuclear threat, including a militarily strike. World
The White House scrambled to deal with an unusual rupture after suggesting that former President Barack Obama used a British spy agency to wiretap Donald J. Trump during the campaign.A spokesman for the prime minister said Britain had been assured the “allegations would not be repeated.”
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Speaking in South Korea, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says 'all options' are available to deal with North Korea’s emerging nuclear threat, including a militarily strike. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The British government was not happy after the White House cited a Fox News story alleging that Obama used British spies to snoop on Trump. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Trump’s border crackdown may bring seismic changes to agriculture in the state, where workers already are short supply. Shortage of workers in Napa vineyards
Farmers are raising pay and offering perks, but they’ve had no luck luring native-born Americans to the jobs and are being forced to make difficult choices. Shortage of workers in Napa vineyards
The White House scrambled to deal with an unusual rupture after suggesting that former President Barack Obama used a British spy agency to wiretap Donald J. Trump during the campaign.At a news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Mr. Trump made clear that he felt the White House had nothing to retract.
White House
The White House scrambled to deal with an unusual rupture after suggesting that former President Barack Obama used a British spy agency to wiretap Donald J. Trump during the campaign.At a news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Mr. Trump made clear that he felt the White House had nothing to retract.
US administration has offered assurances after British intelligence officials dismissed claims as ‘utterly ridiculous’, PM’s spokesman says
White House
White House aides scrambled to deal with an unusual rupture after suggesting that former President Barack Obama used a British spy agency to wiretap Donald J. Trump during the campaign.At a news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Mr. Trump made clear that he felt the White House had nothing to retract.
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