The archive of all headlines from July 31, 2017, organized by time of publication.
In a television interview, President Vladimir V. Putin said that the number of workers at American diplomatic posts in Russia must be cut by Sept. 1.The decision escalated tensions between Washington and Moscow, as the Kremlin was fighting against new U.S. sanctions.
In Saudi Arabia, fleeing even an abusive home is a crime for women. If runaways are caught, they can be jailed until their guardian allows them to be released. L.A. Now
In his sermon, Imam Mahmoud Harmoush accuses Jews of plotting to take over Palestine, the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina, and “most of the Middle East.” L.A. Now
The US president has assured Japan of total support as tensions increase in east Asia, prime minister Shinzo Abe says
With the Trump White House frequently in turmoil, Chiang hopes that Californians will turn to a more ordinary style of leadership, as they did when they elected Gray Davis. Politics
Most are concentrated in Orange County, where four of California’s seven most vulnerable Republican House members are based. BUSINESS
Shaub, who quit job at head of Office of Government Ethics this month, describes ‘embarrassment’ of Trump’s business ties as president
The decision last week clears the way for opponents of the $64-billion bullet train to file more lawsuits as construction proceeds. It also allows Californians to challenge rail uses such as the movement of crude from fracking. Middle East
Shaub, who quit job at Office of Government Ethics this month, describes ‘embarrassment’ of Trump’s conflicts of interest
The decision last week clears the way for opponents of the $64-billion bullet train to file more lawsuits as construction proceeds. It also allows Californians to challenge rail uses such as the movement of crude from fracking. CALIFORNIA
President Vladimir V. Putin hoped that Donald J. Trump would treat Russia as Mr. Putin has longed to have it treated by the West.If the sanctions passed by Congress last week sent any message, it was that President Trump’s hands are tied in dealing with Moscow, probably for years to come.
The decision last week clears the way for opponents of the $64-billion high speed rail to file more lawsuits as construction proceeds. It also allows Californians to challenge rail uses such as the movement of crude from fracking. CALIFORNIA
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Shepard won a Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1979 for the play 'Buried Child.' He was also nominated for an Oscar for the role of pilot Chuck Yeager in 'The Right Stuff' in 1983. CALIFORNIA
Shepard won a Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1979 for the play 'Buried Child.' He was also nominated for an Oscar for the role of pilot Chuck Yeager in 'The Right Stuff' in 1983.
The deal will bring the Olympics back to Southern California for a third time, after Los Angeles hosted the Games in 1984 and 1932. It also opens the door for Paris to host the Games seven years from now.
Shaub, who quit job at Office of Government Ethics this month, describes ‘embarrassment’ of Trump’s conflicts of interest
The decision to remove Anthony Scaramucci as communications director came at the request of President Trump’s new chief of staff, John Kelly.Just days into his appointment, Mr. Scaramucci unloaded a crude verbal tirade against other senior members of the president’s staff.
Scaramucci has been removed from his post at the White House just over a week after his appointment, following a series of turbulent media appearances
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Scaramucci has been removed from his post at the White House just over a week after his appointment, following a series of turbulent media appearances
John Kelly, the newly appointed chief of staff, told Scaramucci this morning that he will be replaced. The move comes just 10 days after he was named to the job.