The archive of all headlines from February 18, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Activists and politicians vow to fight a Texas judge's immigration ruling, which freezes a major expansion of Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
A key immigration ruling underscores how the fates of the president’s signature initiatives — including the health care law and executive actions on climate change — rest in the hands of federal judges.
Long considered a laggard, India is seeing a lift in its stock market as multinational companies look to expand operations there or start new ones.
Rolls-Royce, the venerable British luxury marque that has staged an impressive comeback over the past decade, unveiled long-awaited plans to build a new super luxury sport-utility vehicle.
The US accuses Russia of violating the Minsk agreement on Ukraine, as the UN Security Council unanimously approves the ceasefire deal.
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union represents 20,000 'lords of the docks' who earn as much as $41 an hour, with free healthcare. Talks have dragged on since May.
It is harder for children to form lasting friendships; rising screen time and lots of activities get in the way
It is harder for children to form lasting friendships; rising screen time and lots of activities get in the way
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.
Radical militants killed four members of the National Guard in the mountainous Kasserine region near the Algerian border, Tunisia's Interior Ministry said early Wednesday.
It is harder for children to form lasting friendships; rising screen time and lots of activities get in the way
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.
The US accuses Russia of violating the Minsk truce deal, while some Ukrainian troops are reportedly withdrawing from the strategic town of Debaltseve.
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union represents 20,000 'lords of the docks' who earn as much as $41 an hour, with free healthcare. Talks have dragged on since May.
The Ukrainian president says his forces are making an «organised» withdrawal from the embattled town of Debaltseve.
Copenhagen Shootings
Copenhagen Shootings
The Ukrainian president says his forces are making an «organised» withdrawal from the strategic town of Debaltseve, which rebel forces have been attacking.
Interviews with intelligence officials and experts provided new details about the lapses, misunderstandings and turf issues that characterized the surveillance of Saïd and Chérif Kouachi, the brothers who attacked the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.
Copenhagen Shootings
Investigation into suspected ‘aggravated money laundering’ comes after Belgium and France begin scrutinising tax affairs of Europe’s biggest bank
Ukraine’s president says his forces are making an «organised» withdrawal from the strategic town of Debaltseve, which rebel forces have been attacking.
Investigation into suspected ‘aggravated money laundering’ comes after Belgium and France begin scrutinising tax affairs of Europe’s biggest bank
Copenhagen Shootings
President Petro O. Poroshenko sought to cast the retreat from the strategic town in a positive light, but it was clearly a devastating defeat at the hands of Russian-backed separatists.
Copenhagen Shootings
Ukraine’s president says his forces are making an «organised» withdrawal from the strategic town of Debaltseve, under siege by rebel forces.
President Petro O. Poroshenko sought to cast the retreat from the embattled town of Debaltseve in a positive light, but it was clearly a devastating defeat at the hands of Russian-backed separatists.
Judge issued temporary halt to Obama’s executive action for undocumented migrants but critics fear prolonged legal uncertainty may deter future applicants
Ukraine faces uncertain consequences with the retreat of thousands of troops who had been tenuously hanging on in the town of Debaltseve but had their supply lines largely cut after pro-Russian troops surrounded them.
Judge issued temporary halt to Obama’s executive action but critics fear prolonged legal uncertainty may deter future applicants
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Fire crews responded to the 6400 block of Dix Street after a pipe burst, sending water spewing into the neighborhood.
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Fire crews responded to the 6400 block of Dix Street after a pipe burst, sending water spewing into the neighborhood.
Residents awake to broken sidewalks and submerged cars after a cast-iron pipe installed in 1926 ruptures.
Residents wake up to broken sidewalks and submerged cars after a cast-iron pipe installed in 1926 ruptures.
Residents wake up to broken sidewalks and submerged cars after a cast-iron pipe installed in 1926 ruptures.
Scientists have engineered a new molecule they say can block infection with the virus that causes AIDS, a discovery that could lead potentially to a new therapy for patients as well as an alternative to a vaccine.
Scientists have engineered a new molecule they say can block infection with the virus that causes AIDS, a discovery that could lead potentially to a new therapy for patients as well as an alternative to a vaccine.
Why the Greek distinction between extending the country’s bailout version extending its «loan agreement» is a giant red herring.
Emergency crews were on the scene, and Del Amo Boulevard was closed between Maple and Crenshaw. Inspectors have been sent to assess air quality following the explosion.
Ukraine faces uncertain consequences with the retreat of thousands of troops who had been hanging on in the town of Debaltseve but had supply lines cut after pro-Russian troops surrounded them.
Why the Greek distinction between extending the country’s bailout and extending its «loan agreement» is a giant red herring.
Presidential contender says of NSA dragnet ‘this is a hugely important program’, in sharp contrast to Republican rivals for the White House
White House
The president’s appeal, coming hours after Ukrainian troops retreated from a railway hub in a major defeat, signaled an admission that the nation’s forces can no longer repel pro-Russian rebels.
President Petro O. Poroshenko sought to cast the retreat from the embattled town of Debaltseve in a positive light, but it was clearly a devastating defeat at the hands of Russian-backed separatists.
The president’s appeal, coming hours after Ukrainian troops were forced to retreat from a railway hub, was a stark admission that the nation’s forces can no longer repel pro-Russian rebels.
President Obama outlined his administration’s efforts to counter what he called “violent extremism” in a speech to law enforcement, community and religious leaders.
Four workers suffer minor injuries. The explosion is the equivalent of a magnitude 1.7 earthquake. Inspectors have been sent to assess air quality.
President Petro Poroshenko calls for UN peacekeepers to be sent to eastern Ukraine after his forces withdraw from the besieged city of Debaltseve.