The archive of all headlines from May 26, 2017, organized by time of publication.
A federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., refused to reinstate President Trump’s revised travel ban, saying it discriminated on the basis of religion.Attorney General Jeff Sessions said the administration would appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.
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President Trump promised NATO leaders that the U.S. would “never forsake” them, but also reminded them of their duty to pay a fair share of the costs.The discord was palpable even in the body language, which included an awkward handshake with one world leader and a little jostling with another.
If growers have their way, they will get even more workers under the visa program known as H-2A and face fewer barriers, delays and regulations. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The budget proposal for the year ending in September 2018 also seeks to eliminate U.S. funding for critical tsunami-monitoring stations in oceans and reduce funds for a next-generation weather forecasting system. ESSENTIAL WASHINGTON
The budget proposal for the year ending in September 2018 also seeks to eliminate U.S. funding for critical tsunami-monitoring stations in oceans and reduce funds for a next-generation weather forecasting system. Politics
The win keeps Montana's lone House seat in GOP hands and deals Democrats a setback in their bid to gain a red-state toehold ahead of the 2018 midterm election. NATION
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The experts are confident they'll be able to carve a new route through the rubble, opening the coast for businesses, residents and tourists. But it's going to take time. Politics
Latest updates as police arrest man in Moss Side overnight, taking total in custody to eight
UK home secretary says threat level remains critical as police arrest man overnight, taking total in custody to eight
Republican Greg Gianforte wins special election and says: ‘I should not have treated that reporter that way, and for that I’m sorry’
The experts are confident they'll be able to carve a new route through the rubble, opening the coast for businesses, residents and tourists. But it's going to take time.
Geologists and engineers are confident they'll be able to carve a new route through the rubble of the landslide in Big Sur. But reopening the world-famous route along the Pacific will take time.
Geologists and engineers are confident they'll be able to carve a new route through the rubble of the landslide in Big Sur. But reopening the world-famous route along the Pacific will take time.A devastating cycle of fire, record rain and huge landslides batters California's Central Coast
Guadalupe Plascencia spent the night of March 29 in jail related to her alleged failure to appear as a witness in a court case. As she tried to leave, she was met by immigration enforcement agents, handcuffed and placed in the back of a van. LOCAL
Guadalupe Plascencia spent the night of March 29 in jail related to her alleged failure to appear as a witness in a court case. As she tried to leave, she was met by immigration enforcement agents, handcuffed and placed in the back of a van.On Edge in Trump’s America
To wild cheers at her alma mater, Clinton condemns ‘assault on truth and reason’ and issues rallying cry: ‘Don’t let anyone tell you your voice doesn’t matter’
President Trump promised NATO leaders that the U.S. would “never forsake” them, but also reminded them of their duty to pay a fair share of the costs.The discord was palpable even in the body language, which included an awkward handshake with one world leader and a little jostling with another.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has a narrow path to getting a health care bill through the Senate. The challenges facing Senate Republicans are so great that overhauling the tax code is starting to look easier by comparison.
US pop singer whose show ended with a terrorist attack that killed 22 people says she plans to hold fundraiser in city
Latest updates as police arrest man in Manchester overnight, taking total in custody to eight
Republicans were celebrating as they hung onto Montana’s sole congressional seat. Democrats also found reason to be pleased: their candidate continued a pattern of polling better than might be expected. L.A. Now