The archive of all headlines from February 25, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The Republican resistance in Congress surrendered to President Obama’s call to protect an open Internet, with rules likely to be approved by regulators on Thursday.
While authorities rushed to help the injured, a police officer found the 'disoriented' driver more than a mile away from the crash.
It’s now surprisingly easy to live a fruitful mobile life, free of carrier contracts, thanks to unlocked phones, writes columnist Joanna Stern.
Analysis: The former L.A. mayor won't run for Barbara Boxer's U.S. Senate seat. Is he thinking of running for governor instead, or are his days in politics over?
Eurozone finance ministers approve reform proposals submitted by Greece in order to obtain a four-month extension of its bailout.
The release of the L.A. County coroner's autopsy marks the first time in about six months that authorities have offered information in the incident that left Omar Abrego dead.
The Republican resistance in Congress surrendered to President Obama’s call to protect an open Internet, with rules likely to be approved by regulators on Thursday.
During the recent measles outbreak, the mainstream media blamed the epidemic solely on non vaccinated children, even though people who were vaccinated caught the disease.
Amnesty International urges the five permanent members of the UN Security Council to give up their power of veto in cases of mass atrocities.
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Eddie Ray Routh is convicted of shooting Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield during a trip to a gun range.
Texas jury rejects argument that troubled former marine was insane when he shot and killed Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield
Texas jury rejects argument that troubled former marine was insane when he shot and killed Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield
Texas jury rejects argument that troubled former marine was insane when he shot and killed Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he was prepared to move swiftly on a bill to extend DHS funding, but the plan faces an uncertain path in the House.
It’s now surprisingly easy to live a fruitful mobile life, free of carrier contracts, thanks to unlocked phones, writes columnist Joanna Stern.
Texas jury rejects argument that troubled former marine was insane when he shot and killed Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield
Texas jury rejects argument that troubled former marine was insane when he shot and killed Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield
Conflict between a new generation of populist Greek leaders and their European creditors was put aside as an agreement was reached to extend the country’s bailout program four months.
Months away from a much-anticipated IPO, Ferrari SpA faces a problem with its famous red racing cars: They just don’t run very fast.
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New findings from clinical trials show how well drugs meant to treat the AIDS virus can protect people, but the trials also show the limits of certain prevention methods.
The remarks by Susan E. Rice, President Obama’s national security adviser, were the administration’s strongest public rebuke since Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel agreed to speak to Congress.
Two ex-senior Justice Department officials say allegations about police operation are ‘very disturbing’ and raise serious questions about constitutional violations
Months away from a much-anticipated IPO, Ferrari faces a problem with its famous red racing cars: They just don’t run very fast.
There are fears that more Assyrian Christians were abducted by Islamic State in north-east Syria than at first thought, as fighting in the area rages.
Is it an act of provocation. The convoy of US tanks and armored vehicles harboring American flags is crossing the Estonian city of Narva within less than a kilometer from the Russian border.
New findings from clinical trials show how well drugs meant to treat the AIDS virus can protect people, but the trials also show the limits of certain prevention methods.
Early reports suggested the truck got stuck at a crossing, but an NTSB later said it appeared the driver had been traveling down the tracks just before the collision.
Jose Alejandro Sanchez-Ramirez, arrested in Tuesday's Metrolink crash in Oxnard, was previously cited for multiple driving violations that include driving under the influence.
Boehner demands Senate vote on DHS funding bill but block Obama’s executive actions on immigration, advancing prospect of partial shutdown
Whisper it quietly, but things are looking up in the eurozone.
Speaker demands Senate vote on DHS funding bill but block Obama’s executive actions on immigration, advancing prospect of partial shutdown
Under spending deal struck in December, DHS funding is set to run out on Friday, leaving the majority of agency employees at risk of not receiving paychecks
Boehner demands Senate vote but block Obama’s executive actions on immigration, advancing prospect of partial shutdown
After winning, then losing, his world No. 1 rank, Novak Djokovic is back on top and as determined as ever. But now that he’s a father, there’s more to life than racking up trophies.
Key Republicans in the House warned the city not to move forward but said they plan no court challenge.
After winning, then losing, his world No. 1 rank, Novak Djokovic is back on top and as determined as ever. But now that he’s a father, there’s more to life than racking up trophies.
Kurds and coalition airstrikes fight back against ISIS
There is growing concern over the fate of dozens of Christians abducted by Islamic State militants, amid continuing fighting in north-eastern Syria.
There is growing concern over the fate of dozens of Christians abducted by Islamic State militants, amid continuing fighting in north-east Syria.
US supreme court hears arguments in religious discrimination case involving woman who was not hired because she wore a black headscarf to interview
The three, all natives of Uzbekistan, are charged with plotting to kill FBI agents in this country if they were prevented from joining the extremist group.
After winning, then losing, his world No. 1 rank, Novak Djokovic is back on top and as determined as ever. But now that he’s a father, there’s more to life than racking up trophies.
One of the men was arrested early Wednesday at Kennedy Airport, bound for Syria, the authorities said; at least two men threatened to carry out attacks in the United States.
Senate leaders move toward a deal as President Obama heads to Miami to make the case for his policies before a powerful constituency - Latino voters.
House Republicans said that they are not preparing to take legal action against the city should it proceed in defiance of a congressional funding rider.
One of the men was arrested early Wednesday at Kennedy International Airport, bound for Syria, the authorities said; at least two men threatened to carry out attacks in the United States.
Officials ignored evidence of the sort of nepotism and cheating now fueling a widening scandal over the agency's hiring and promotion practices, according to records obtained by The Times.