The archive of all headlines from May 17, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The shift is particularly notable because the technology of miniaturizing warheads and putting three or more atop a single missile has been in Chinese hands for decades.
At the state Democratic Convention in Anaheim, she makes caustic remarks about the deal, saying it would benefit multinational corporations and 'leave American workers in the dirt.' Freewheeling Senate hopeful Loretta Sanchez rallies for support on her home turf
Her speech in Anaheim gives the fullest glimpse yet of what her priorities would be if she wins the race to succeed U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer. Elizabeth Warren takes swipe at Obama’s trade deal
U.S. Special Operations killed Abu Sayyaf early Saturday, the White House said. About a dozen militants are said to have been killed in a nighttime operation that involved hand-to-hand fighting.
Special Operations forces staged an overnight ground raid that ended with Abu Sayyaf dead, along with about a dozen militants, and Sayyaf’s wife captured, the White House and the Pentagon said.
Her speech in Anaheim gives the fullest glimpse yet of what her priorities would be if she wins the race to succeed U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer. Kamala Harris calls Loretta Sanchez’s Native American ’war cry’ shocking
Republicans worry that a long primary battle will pull candidates to the right and drain their war chests, weakening their chances of defeating the Democrats’ nominee in the general election.
Trump, Jindal, Cruz and Santorum address rightwing event at which organiser attacks Clinton adviser and warns of ‘civilisational jihad’
Two decades ago, William Rader began selling unproven treatments to desperate patients. Last fall, California authorities permanently revoked his medical license. Middle East U.S. special forces kill a leader of Islamic State in a raid in Syria
With the jury’s verdict now in sentencing an innocent man to death, the US justice system is sinking ever lower in its moral decay. So many giant holes in the prosecution’s case were simply ignored.
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Two decades ago, William Rader began selling unproven treatments to desperate patients. Last fall, California authorities permanently revoked his medical license. National Politics Republicans speaking in Iowa don't limit their jabs to Democrats
The shift is particularly notable because the technology of miniaturizing warheads and putting them atop a single missile has been in Chinese hands for decades but has gone unused.
With the jury’s verdict now in sentencing an innocent man to death, the US justice system is sinking ever lower in its moral decay. So many giant holes in the prosecution’s case were simply ignored.
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Sen. Rand Paul highlights former Gov. Jeb Bush's stumbles over Iraq. Sen. Lindsey Graham castigates Paul's concerns about privacy rights. Several speak fondly of the Hawkeye State. CALIFORNIA Doctor with revoked license continues to sell unproven stem cell treatments
With the jury’s verdict now in sentencing an innocent man to death, the US justice system is sinking ever lower in its moral decay. So many giant holes in the prosecution’s case were simply ignored.
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Sen. Rand Paul highlights former Gov. Jeb Bush's stumbles over Iraq. Sen. Lindsey Graham castigates Paul's concerns about privacy rights. Several speak fondly of the Hawkeye State. Afghanistan & Pakistan 3 killed, 18 injured in suicide bombing near Kabul airport
With the jury’s verdict now in sentencing an innocent man to death, the US justice system is sinking ever lower in its moral decay. So many giant holes in the prosecution’s case were simply ignored.
Two decades ago, William Rader began selling unproven treatments to desperate patients. Last fall, California authorities permanently revoked his medical license. Europe Pope canonizes 2 nuns from 19th-century Palestine
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Gov. Jerry Brown is coping with the modern-day California, and its demands for water and energy, that his father, Edmund G. Brown Sr., helped to create as governor in the 1960s.
County water officials are looking into the possibility of purchasing water from a proposed Huntington Beach ocean desalination plant. CALIFORNIA Doctor with revoked license continues to sell unproven stem cell treatments
County water officials are looking into the possibility of purchasing water from a proposed Huntington Beach ocean desalination plant. National Politics California donors wait for a favorite to emerge from big GOP presidential field
County water officials are looking into the possibility of purchasing water from a proposed Huntington Beach ocean desalination plant. CALIFORNIA California water officials deliver sobering facts on depleted wells
With the jury’s verdict now in sentencing an innocent man to death, the US justice system is sinking ever lower in its moral decay. So many giant holes in the prosecution’s case were simply ignored.
Republican presidential hopefuls in an already saturated field woo supporters at Lincoln Dinner but with eight months until Iowa caucuses it’s still anyone’s game
While dry wells represent far less than 1% of the state's wells, thousands of Californians have been left without well water and some parts of the San Joaquin Valley are sinking. Orange County Desalination is starting to look good to dry O.C.
The seriousness of the situation in Ramadi, the capital of the Anbar province, prompted the Iraqi premier to mobilize Iranian-backed Shiite militias to join the effort to retake the city.
The seriousness of the situation in Ramadi, the capital of the Anbar province, prompted the Iraqi premier to order Iranian-backed Shiite militias to join the effort to retake the city.
While dry wells represent far less than 1% of the state's wells, thousands of Californians have been left without well water and some parts of the San Joaquin Valley are sinking. Nation Boston Marathon bomber's wait on death row likely to be a long one
The fall of Ramadi to the Islamic State, despite intensified American airstrikes in recent weeks in a bid to save the city, represented the biggest victory this year for the extremist group.
Congressional committee members believe discovery could be more crucial than killing of Isis leader as documents may reveal structure of group
Congressional committee members say discovery could be more crucial than killing of Isis leader as documents may reveal structure of group
Congressional committee members say discovery could be more crucial than killing of Isis leader as documents may reveal structure of group
While dry wells represent far less than 1% of the state's wells, thousands of Californians have been left without well water and some parts of the San Joaquin Valley are sinking. PolitiCal Democratic convention: Loretta Sanchez apologizes for Native American 'war cry'
The legal battle over Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's case is certain to drag on for years before any execution is carried out, experts say. PolitiCal Democratic convention: Loretta Sanchez apologizes for Native American 'war cry'
The fall of Ramadi dealt a blow to Iraq’s U.S.-backed government and its military campaign to drive the extremist group out of the war-torn country.
The fall of Ramadi dealt a blow to Iraq’s U.S.-backed government and its military campaign to drive the extremist group out of the war-torn country.
The legal battle over Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's case is certain to drag on for years before any execution is carried out, experts say. Nation GOP hopefuls debate: Was Iraq a mistake?
Presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Scott Walker defend George W. Bush's decision to invade Iraq. Rand Paul questions it. Clippers Now Live updates: History on the line as Clippers face Rockets