The archive of all headlines from September 21, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III has sought a variety of documents related to President Trump’s tenure in the White House, the president’s attorney, John M. Dowd, confirmed. The inquiry from Mueller, the former FBI director who is heading the investigation of Russian election meddling and… Politics
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Document requests show that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, is interested in President Trump’s firing of his F.B.I. director and other events. The requests provide the most details to date about the breadth of Mr. Mueller’s investigation.
Special Counsel Robert S. Mueller III has sought a variety of documents related to President Trump’s tenure in the White House, the president’s attorney, John Dowd, has confirmed. The inquiry from Mueller, the former FBI director who is heading the investigation of Russian election meddling and… Politics
Death toll from 7.1 magnitude earthquake climbs to at least 223, as Enrique Peña Nieto, the Mexican president, declares period of national mourning
Death toll from 7.1 magnitude earthquake climbs to at least 223, as Enrique Peña Nieto, the Mexican president, declares period of national mourning
Rescuers searched massive piles of rubble for any signs of life after dozens of buildings collapsed across central Mexico in Tuesday’s violent earthquake. Politics
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Document requests show that Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, is interested in President Trump’s firing of his F.B.I. director and other events. The requests provide the most details to date about the breadth of Mr. Mueller’s investigation.
Rescuers searched massive piles of rubble for any signs of life after dozens of buildings collapsed across central Mexico in Tuesday’s violent earthquake. L.A. Now
Residents of the tiny British territory begin to pick up the pieces after multiple hurricanes, and life returns to an uneasy mix of the brutal and the banal
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Death toll from 7.1 magnitude earthquake climbs to at least 230, as Enrique Peña Nieto, the Mexican president, declares period of national mourning
Rescuers searched massive piles of rubble for any signs of life after dozens of buildings collapsed across central Mexico in Tuesday’s violent earthquake. Mexico & The Americas
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Death toll from 7.1 magnitude earthquake climbs to at least 237 as discovery of girl, 12, at collapsed school gives rescuers hope
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Even in one of the most earthquake-prone cities in the world, Peniley Ramirez never felt in danger inside her apartment. The seven-story building in the Roma neighborhood had survived the devastating Mexico City quake of 1985, which killed thousands. “People said it was perfect during ’85, there… Mexico & The Americas
Follow live updates as rescuers search for survivors after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake killed more than 240 people
Even in one of the most earthquake-prone cities in the world, Peniley Ramirez never felt in danger inside her apartment. The seven-story building in the Roma neighborhood had survived the devastating Mexico City quake of 1985, which killed thousands. “People said it was perfect during ’85, there…Why some buildings crumbled and others survived the Mexico City quake: A sober lesson for California Mexico & The Americas
The death toll climbed to at least 245 in the wake of Tuesday’s devastating magnitude 7.1 temblor, including dozens of schoolchildren, and the confirmed fatality count was expected to climb as more bodies were recovered.Photos: After the quake, flattened buildings and crushed cars NATION
Flash flood warnings covered the entirety of Puerto Rico on Thursday, and 100 percent of the territory remained without power.The island faces many obstacles as it begins to emerge from the storm, including a bankruptcy crisis and continued recovery from Hurricane Irma.
Follow live updates as the search for survivors continues after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake killed at least 250 people
The death toll climbed to at least 245 in the wake of Tuesday’s devastating magnitude 7.1 temblor, including dozens of schoolchildren, and the confirmed fatality count was expected to climb as more bodies were recovered.Photos: After the quake, flattened buildings and crushed cars L.A. Now
Flash flood warnings covered the entirety of the island on Thursday, and 100 percent of the territory remained without power.“Puerto Rico was absolutely obliterated,” President Trump said. The White House declared it and the United States Virgin Islands as disaster areas.
The death toll climbed to at least 245 in the wake of Tuesday’s devastating magnitude 7.1 temblor, including dozens of schoolchildren, and the confirmed fatality count was expected to climb as more bodies were recovered.Photos: After the quake, flattened buildings and crushed cars NATION
The death toll climbed to at least 245 in the wake of Tuesday’s devastating magnitude 7.1 temblor, including dozens of schoolchildren, and the confirmed fatality count was expected to climb as more bodies were recovered.Photos: After the quake, flattened buildings and crushed cars ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
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Rescuers believed they were getting closer to pinpointing the location of a 12-year-old girl -- named in multiple Mexican media reports as 'Frida Sofia,' though there was no official confirmation of her identity.Photos: After the quake, flattened buildings and crushed cars ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
Rescuers believed they were getting closer to pinpointing the location of a 12-year-old girl -- named in multiple Mexican media reports as 'Frida Sofia,' though there was no official confirmation of her identity.Photos: After the quake, flattened buildings and crushed cars
Rescuers believed they were getting closer to pinpointing the location of a 12-year-old girl -- named in multiple Mexican media reports as 'Frida Sofia,' though there was no official confirmation of her identity.Trapped under the rubble, the fate of earthquake victim 'Frida Sofia' has captivated and confused Mexicans. Who is she really?
Thousands of left homeless in towns and communities outside Mexico City as official rescue and relief efforts struggle to cope with the widespread destruction
Flood warnings covered the entirety of the island on Thursday, and 100 percent of the territory remained without power.“Puerto Rico was absolutely obliterated,” President Trump said. The White House declared it and the United States Virgin Islands as disaster areas.
Facebook said that it was submitting 3,000 ads to congressional committees investigating election interference.The announcement came after the company spent two weeks on the defensive amid calls for greater transparency.
Rescuers believed they were getting closer to pinpointing the location of a 12-year-old girl -- named in multiple Mexican media reports as 'Frida Sofia,' though there was no official confirmation of her identity.Trapped under the rubble, the fate of earthquake victim 'Frida Sofia' captivated Mexico. But it seems she never existed