The archive of all headlines from May 23, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The trove includes nearly 900 pages of e-mails from her private account during her time as a secretary of state about the Libya and Benghazi attacks.
California water regulators have accepted an unprecedented proposal from Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta farmers to voluntarily cut water use by 25% -- or fallow a quarter of their cropland -- in an effort to avoid harsher, government-imposed cuts. Middle East A walk through the monumental ruins of ancient Palmyra — before Islamic State swept in
More funding would carry the Metropolitan Water District's program, which pays homeowners and businesses to replace grass, through the fall. L.A. Now Delta farmers agree to cut water use by 25% in bid to avoid harsher cuts
The trove includes nearly 900 pages of e-mails from her private account during her time as a secretary of state about the Libya and Benghazi attacks.
More funding would carry the Metropolitan Water District's program, which pays homeowners and businesses to replace grass, through the fall. Nation Senate Republicans signal growing consensus that NSA program must change
As the investigation draws to a close, prosecutors are said to be negotiating a penalty that is likely to eclipse the $1.2 billion paid last year by Toyota.
In a twist not even imagined in the film Chinatown, the drought-stricken state accepts a voluntary offer from farmers who hope to stave off mandatory cuts
Justice Department investigators are said to be negotiating a penalty that is likely to eclipse the $1.2 billion paid last year by Toyota.
President Obama won a significant victory as nearly 50 Republicans and more than 10 Democrats voted for legislation that could make it easier for him to complete a wide-ranging pact with several nations across the Pacific Rim.
Rand Paul filibuster scuppers Republican leadership’s attempts to push through an extension of surveillance powers and release senators for holiday weekend
Analysis: For Democrats, familiar divisions are emerging. For Republicans, family ties are mixed with the challenge of sounding tough but not belligerent. L.A. Now Amid huge demand, water agency considers $350 million for more grass replacement
Analysis: For Democrats, familiar divisions are emerging. For Republicans, family ties are mixed with the challenge of sounding tough but not belligerent. NFL Carson, Inglewood jockey for position in the race to build NFL stadium
In a twist not even imagined in the film Chinatown, the drought-stricken state accepts a voluntary offer from farmers who hope to stave off mandatory cuts
In a twist not even imagined in the film Chinatown, the drought-stricken state accepts a voluntary offer from farmers who hope to stave off mandatory cuts
The legislation fails for the second time after its supporters were unable to overcome Republican concerns about the role of telecom companies
The bill, passed by the House last week and supported by the White House, failed 57-42 early Saturday.
The measure would have ended the NSA’s bulk collection of private phone records. The legal authority for the existing program is set to expire June 1.
The Senate voted 57-42, short of the 60 votes needed to move ahead on a House bill that would have ended the National Security Agency’s bulk collection of domestic phone records.
Analysis: For Democrats, familiar divisions are emerging. For Republicans, family ties are mixed with the challenge of sounding tough but not belligerent. Nation Senate fails to resolve standoff over Patriot Act
Bill fails for the second time after vote in the small hours of Saturday morning, but Rand Paul thwarts Republican leaders’ attempts to extend Patriot Act
The Senate pulls an all-nighter but fails to resolve a standoff over the system of collecting and storing U.S. telephone records. The program is set to expire June 1. NFL Carson, Inglewood jockey for position in the race to build NFL stadium
The measure would have ended the NSA’s bulk collection of private phone records. Senators aren’t convening again until May 31, just hours before the legal authority for the existing program expires.
ISIS Terror
The continued American surveillance flights in areas where China is creating new islands in the South China Sea are intended to challenge the Chinese government’s claims of expanded territorial sovereignty.
The Senate pulls an all-nighter but fails to resolve a standoff over the system of collecting and storing U.S. telephone records. The program is set to expire June 1. Europe Both sides say Ireland has voted to legalize gay marriage; ballot count still underway
Opinion polls and high turnout in urban areas favored a yes vote on the referendum, which would make Ireland the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote.
The measure would have ended the NSA’s bulk collection of private phone records. Senators aren’t convening again until May 31, just hours before the legal authority for the existing program expires.
Opinion polls and high turnout in urban areas favored a yes vote on the referendum, which would make Ireland the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote.
Scientists assessing the damage from the spill along the Santa Barbara County coast warn that the crude could harm the marine environment for years. Nation Senate fails to resolve standoff over Patriot Act
The blatant distortion of the truth and the systematic manipulation of all sources of information is an integral part of war planning. In the wake of 9/11, Donald Rumsfeld created to the Office of Strategic Influence (OSI), or “Office of Disinformation” as it was labeled by its critics
Scientists assessing the damage from the spill along the Santa Barbara County coast warn that the crude could harm the marine environment for years. Mexico & the Americas In Panama, corruption inquiries grow after president's tenure ends
The measure would have ended the NSA’s bulk collection of private phone records. Senators aren’t convening again until May 31, just hours before the legal authority for the existing program expires.
After USA Freedom Act fails in early hours after long Senate session, administration confirms it has not applied to secret court for 90-day extension
Opinion polls and high turnout in urban areas favored a yes vote on the referendum, which would make Ireland the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote.
Scientists assessing the damage from the spill along the Santa Barbara County coast warn that the crude could harm the marine environment for years. Mexico & the Americas Panamanians' view of ex-president remains mixed as his allies are investigated
Most large community drinking water systems rely at least partially on contaminated groundwater sources, report says. Aquifers underneath the ground in the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys have been polluted. L.A. Now Feds order company involved in California oil spill to test, study pipe
Most large community drinking water systems rely at least partially on contaminated groundwater sources, report says. Aquifers underneath the ground in the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys have been polluted. Europe Ireland has voted to legalize gay marriage, both sides say
Crime & Courts
More funding would carry the Metropolitan Water District's program, which pays homeowners and businesses to replace grass, through the fall. Nation Ohio patrolman acquitted in two deaths amid 137-shot barrage
The nation — which became the first to put legalization of the issue to a public vote — is poised to amend its constitution for same-sex marriages.
Michael Brelo was charged with involuntary manslaughter over the 2012 deaths of Malissa Williams and Timothy Russell
Michael Brelo is acquitted of manslaughter charges after he shot two people at the end of a wild 2012 car chase in which officers unleashed 137 shots. L.A. Now Amid huge demand, water agency considers $350 million for more grass replacement
Michael Brelo is acquitted of manslaughter charges after he shot two people at the end of a wild 2012 car chase in which officers unleashed 137 shots. Europe Ireland has voted to legalize gay marriage, both sides say
Michael Brelo was charged with involuntary manslaughter over the 2012 deaths of Malissa Williams and Timothy Russell
Michael Brelo is acquitted of manslaughter charges after he shot two unarmed people at the end of a wild 2012 car chase in which officers unleashed 137 shots. Europe Ireland has voted to legalize gay marriage, both sides say
Michael Brelo is acquitted of manslaughter charges after he shot two unarmed people at the end of a wild 2012 car chase in which officers unleashed 137 shots. CALIFORNIA Push grows to add Rim of the Valley lands to national recreation area
Opinion polls and high turnout in urban areas favored a yes vote on the referendum, which would make Ireland the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by popular vote.
The nation — which became the first to put legalization of the issue to a public vote — is poised to amend its constitution for same-sex marriages.
Mayor and councilmen call for calm after acquittal of Michael Brelo over death of Malissa Williams and Timothy Russell in 2012
Ireland has become the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by a popular vote, sweeping aside the opposition of the Roman Catholic Church in a resounding victory Saturday for the gay rights movement.
The nation — which became the first to put legalization of the issue to a public vote — is poised to amend its constitution for same-sex marriages.
Ireland has become the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by a popular vote, sweeping aside the opposition of the Roman Catholic Church in a resounding victory Saturday for the gay rights movement.
The referendum won a resounding 62 percent of the public vote as the nation became the first to put legalization of the issue to its citizens.
Michael Brelo is acquitted of manslaughter charges after he shot two unarmed people at the end of a wild 2012 car chase in which officers unleashed 137 shots. L.A. Now Candlelight vigil, memorial walk to mark anniversary of Isla Vista shootings
Michael Brelo is acquitted of manslaughter charges after he shot two unarmed people at the end of a wild 2012 car chase in which officers unleashed 137 shots. Europe Ireland becomes first country to legalize gay marriage through a popular vote
Ireland has become the first nation to approve same-sex marriage by a popular vote, sweeping aside the opposition of the Roman Catholic Church in a resounding victory Saturday for the gay rights movement.
In a landslide victory, Irish voters have backed the legalization of gay marriage in a referendum to change the Roman Catholic country¿s constitution. Nation Now Cleveland officer found not guilty in killings that followed car chase
In a landslide victory, Irish voters have backed the legalization of gay marriage in a referendum to change the Roman Catholic country¿s constitution. Nation Now Cleveland officer found not guilty in killings that followed wild car chase
In a landslide victory, Irish voters back the legalization of gay marriage in a referendum to change the Roman Catholic country's constitution. Nation Now Cleveland officer found not guilty in killings that followed wild car chase
LeBron James says ‘Violence is not the answer … it’s about trying to find a solution’ as city hopes to avoid repeat of riots in Baltimore
In a landslide victory, Irish voters back the legalization of gay marriage in a referendum to change the Roman Catholic country's constitution. Nation Now Cleveland officer acquitted in killings after wild 2012 car chase