The archive of all headlines from April 18, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Pence says that the authoritarian state should remember that the United States recently bombed targets in Syria and Afghanistan, suggesting the Trump administration might be willing to take similar military action in North Korea.Tax reform unlikely to be enacted by August, Treasury secretary says
The plan for six to eight quick-fire executions in less than two weeks has never been attempted in the modern era of the US death penalty
Gorsuch was enthusiastic and well-prepared, despite having only a few days to get ready for the arguments. The new justice showed he had clear views on how the cases should be resolved. World
Gorsuch is enthusiastic and well-prepared, despite having only a few days to get ready for the arguments. The new justice shows he has clear views on how the cases should be resolved. World
Gorsuch is enthusiastic and well-prepared, despite having only a few days to get ready for the arguments. The new justice shows he has clear views on how the cases should be resolved. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Democrats have pledged not to cooperate on rewriting the tax code unless they know how it would benefit the billionaire president and his family. Republicans, many of whom are also calling for President Trump to release his taxes, remain sharply divided on the path forward.
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Gorsuch is enthusiastic and well-prepared, despite having only a few days to get ready for the arguments. The new justice shows he has clear views on how the cases should be resolved. Middle East
Battle to move ahead with executions continues into Monday night, as Arkansas awaits the green light from supreme court
There is growing evidence that deadly chemical agents are also becoming part of the jihadist group’s arsenal. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
There is growing evidence that deadly chemical agents are also becoming part of the jihadist group’s arsenal. NATION
The analysis is the first major assessment of what caused the massive damage that forced the evacuation of nearby Oroville and left the state with a repair bill likely to reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Middle East
The analysis is the first major assessment of what caused the massive damage that forced the evacuation of nearby Oroville and left the state with a repair bill likely to reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars. L.A. Now
Late-night decision stays death of Don Davis, and prevents start of schedule that planned killings of several prisoners this month
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Late-night decision stays death of Don Davis, and prevents start of schedule that planned killings of several prisoners this month
The analysis is the first major assessment of what caused the massive damage that forced the evacuation of nearby Oroville and left the state with a repair bill likely to reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Politics
Democrats have pledged not to cooperate on rewriting the tax code unless they know how it would benefit the billionaire president and his family. Republicans, many of whom are also calling for President Trump to release his taxes, remain sharply divided on possible legislation.
The analysis is the first major assessment of what caused the massive damage that forced the evacuation of nearby Oroville and left the state with a repair bill likely to reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Middle East
Democrats have pledged not to cooperate on rewriting the tax code unless they know how it would benefit the billionaire president and his family. Republicans, more than a dozen of whom are also calling for President Trump to release his taxes, remain sharply divided on possible legislation.
Many attendees freely admitted they were there to make trouble and that peaceful protest over President Trump and other issues really wasn’t their goal.Cal State Stanislaus to investigate white supremacist student who punched woman in Berkeley melee
Late-night decision stays death of Don Davis, and prevents start of schedule that planned killings of several prisoners this month
As Pentagon looks for denuclearization strategies, officials worry that intercepting missiles could escalate tensions and risk war
Democrats have pledged not to cooperate on rewriting the tax code unless they know how it might benefit the billionaire president and his family. Republicans, more than a dozen of whom are also calling for President Trump to release his taxes, remain sharply divided on possible legislation.
As Pentagon looks for denuclearization strategies, officials worry that intercepting missiles could escalate tensions and risk war
The White House declared that ordering an American aircraft carrier into the Sea of Japan would send a powerful deterrent signal to North Korea. Except that the carrier, and four other warships, were sailing in the opposite direction.
'The Green Line' is an 'unapologetically conservative' program whose hosts have spent years arguing that front-line Border Patrol agents have been cast aside. With Trump, they feel they have 'a seat at the table.' ’Green Line’ podcast gives voice to Border Patrol agents
The new rules incorporate a concept called 'de-escalation' into the LAPD’s policy outlining how and when officers can use deadly force. Officers can now be judged specifically on whether they did all they could to reduce tensions before resorting to their firearms. L.A. Now
The new rules incorporate a concept called 'de-escalation' into the LAPD’s policy outlining how and when officers can use deadly force. Officers can now be judged specifically on whether they did all they could to reduce tensions before resorting to their firearms. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The suspect, who surrendered to authorities, was wanted in connection with the shooting death of a security guard outside a motel on Thursday. The FBI has been notified of the shootings. L.A. Now
The suspect, who shouted 'Allahu Akbar' before turning himself into police, was wanted in connection with the shooting death of a security guard outside a motel on Thursday. 'Too early to say whether or not this involves terrorism,' says Police Chief Jerry Dyer. L.A. Now
The suspect, who shouted 'Allahu Akbar' before turning himself into police, was wanted in connection with the shooting death of a security guard outside a motel on Thursday. 'Too early to say whether or not this involves terrorism,' says Police Chief Jerry Dyer.