The archive of all headlines from November 27, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Russia was looking at ways to punish Turkey economically for downing a Russian warplane, and the nations’ leaders stoked the confrontation with insults.
Republican presidential frontrunner appeared to mock Serge Kovaleski but official denial says Trump has not met reporter and widens attack on Times
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Russian president agrees closer ties to defeat the terrorists but says any more ‘unacceptable’ incidents would mean ‘an end to cooperation with anybody’
Pulling shoppers into the stores and onto their websites can be critical for retailers, who haul in as much as 40% of their annual revenue during the holiday season. CALIFORNIA POLITICS
Against a skyscraper backdrop, a city block becomes an open-air diner filled with live music and holiday cheer. The homeless eat hardy, the volunteers keep the food coming and -- is that Mr. T? CALIFORNIA
Russian president agrees closer ties to defeat the terrorists but says any more ‘unacceptable’ incidents would mean ‘an end to cooperation with anybody’
The city's homeless population has fallen from a peak in 2010 of 10,013, but other areas have made more progress in addressing the problem, resulting in the higher ranking for San Diego. CALIFORNIA
The city's homeless population has fallen from a peak in 2010 of 10,013, but other areas have made more progress in addressing the problem, resulting in the higher ranking for San Diego. Asia
The city's homeless population has fallen from a peak in 2010 of 10,013, but other areas have made more progress in addressing the problem, resulting in the higher ranking for San Diego. Europe
The decision means Polanski, 82, is free to reside and work in Poland, where he grew up and where he is preparing to make a new movie. Europe
Investigations are being hampered by a dispute between the White House and its own watchdogs over the shrinking access of inspectors general to confidential files.
Russian president agrees closer ties to defeat the terrorists but says any more ‘unacceptable’ incidents would mean ‘an end to cooperation with anybody’
The decision means Polanski, 82, is free to reside and work in Poland, where he grew up and where he is preparing to make a new movie. CALIFORNIA
Though civilians are not allowed to pinpoint targets with lasers or fire missiles, critics contend they are now part of what the Air Force calls the «kill chain." Europe
Russian president agrees closer ties to defeat terrorists but says ‘unacceptable’ incidents would mean ‘an end to cooperation with anybody’
President François Hollande vows to ‘defeat this enemy’, telling traumatised nation: ‘They have a cult of death, but we have a love of life’
Though civilians are not allowed to pinpoint targets with lasers or fire missiles, critics contend they are now part of what the Air Force calls the 'kill chain.' Europe
Investigations are being hampered by a dispute between the White House and its own watchdogs over the shrinking access of inspectors general to confidential files.
Though civilians are not allowed to pinpoint targets with lasers or fire missiles, critics contend they are now part of what the Air Force calls the 'kill chain.' BUSINESS
Across California's wine regions, growers are hoping a tenuous cover crop and ample straw will keep their nutrient-rich topsoil in place through what may be the first very wet winter in more than four years.
The shift is part of a larger sea change among law enforcement officials, who increasingly view women and children involved in prostitution as victims, not criminals. Rise in human trafficking charges in L.A. County comes amid crackdown on pimps
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Police spokeswoman says officers do not know where shooter is while customers at nearby shopping center are told to shelter in place
Police s ‘encountering gunfire’ in search for shooter while customers at nearby shopping center are told to shelter in place
At least three officers are injured but it is not known if anyone else has been wounded in the Colorado Springs attack, authorities say. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Police ‘encountering gunfire’ in search for shooter while customers at nearby shopping center are told to shelter in place
Responding officers exchanged gunfire with the shooter, officials say, adding that it is not known if the shooting had any connection to Planned Parenthood. BUSINESS
A gunman inside a Planned Parenthood center in Colorado Springs was exchanging gunfire with the police, the authorities said on Friday, wounding at least eight people including four officers.
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Police exchanging gunfire with shooter inside women’s health center as police spokeswoman says unknown number of civilians injured
Police exchanging gunfire with shooter inside women’s health center as spokeswoman says four officers and unknown number of civilians injured
Responding officers exchanged gunfire with the shooter, officials say, adding that it is not known if the shooting had any connection to Planned Parenthood. L.A. Now