The archive of all headlines from April 01, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Recalcitrant Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy is heading for what he hopes will be a good old-fashioned Western showdown over land rights. BusinessApril Fools' pranks start a day early on the Internet
A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.
Republicans had sought to avoid such disputes in 2016, but most top GOP presidential contenders quickly backed the bill, putting them out of step with growing national support for gay rights.
Personal Technology: A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.
The state legislature passed its version of a measure billed as a religious freedom law and now it goes to the state’s Republican governor, Asa Hutchinson, who has signaled support for the bill.
Recalcitrant Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy is heading for what he hopes will be a good old-fashioned Western showdown over land rights. BusinessAmazon's new Dash Button is not an April Fools' joke
An elixir described in a medieval text called 'Bald's Leechbook' -- including cow bile and other things -- kills the antibiotic-resistant infection being fought in hospitals, researchers find. NationNevada rancher Cliven Bundy prepares for legislative showdown
The Houthi takeover of Sana took place in the same timeframe as a series of successes or regional victories for Iran, Hezbollah, Syria and the Resistance Bloc that they and other local actors form collectively.
The passage of an Arkansas bill, described by proponents as a religious freedom law, comes as Indiana’s governor responded to critics who say such legislation could discriminate against gay couples.
The passage of an Arkansas bill, described by proponents as a religious freedom law, comes as Indiana’s governor responded to critics who say it could discriminate against gay couples.
An elixir described in a medieval text called 'Bald's Leechbook' -- including cow bile and other things -- kills the antibiotic-resistant infection being fought in hospitals, researchers find. Ministry of GossipDave Chappelle gets hit with banana peel during show; man arrested
I heard a child’s voice outside—a little girl was coming towards me, pointing in the direction of the worst damaged part of the school, saying: “My class was there.”
An elixir described in a medieval text called 'Bald's Leechbook' -- including cow bile and other things -- kills the antibiotic-resistant infection being fought in hospitals, researchers find. NationNevada rancher Cliven Bundy prepares for legislative showdown
An elixir described in a medieval text called 'Bald's Leechbook' -- including cow bile and other things -- kills the antibiotic-resistant infection being fought in hospitals, researchers find. L.A. Now'Pac-Man' on Google Maps: These 5 L.A. landmarks are really tough
Ministers adjourn in Switzerland after 17 hours while experts stay up to draft text as diplomats pin hopes on breakthrough
Experts working through the night to draft possible agreement as diplomats pin hopes on breakthrough
A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.
The empty storefronts and for-rent signs that pockmark the upscale shopping strip of Tverskaya Street illustrate impact of the ruble’s collapse and Russia’s broader economic troubles on commercial real estate.
Ministers to reconvene in Lausanne on Wednesday morning after pushing through deadline on night of exhaustive diplomacy
US delegation goes back to the table in Lausanne after pushing through deadline for pact on freezing weapons development
A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.
UK foreign secretary says detailed and technical issues still to be resolved but he is optimistic further progress will be made on broad framework agreed
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An elixir described in a medieval text called 'Bald's Leechbook' -- including cow bile and other things -- kills the antibiotic-resistant infection being fought in hospitals, researchers find. Science NowNASA takes its 'flying saucer' for a test spin
Uniquely American and Iranian political sensitivities at the marathon nuclear negotiations have many wondering whether the two countries are ready to overcome decades of suspicion.
A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.
Key negotiator says detailed and technical issues still to be resolved as talks go past midnight deadline
While Russia’s negotiator expressed optimism that a deal was near, others said major hurdles remain.
Negotiators scrambling to chart Iran’s nuclear future said that several “key issues” remain unresolved, casting doubt on earlier, more optimistic predictions.
A better camera, sharper display and faster charging put Samsung’s new flagship phones ahead in the smartphone race, writes Joanna Stern.
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LACMA's acquisition of Miguel Cabrera's casta painting 'From Spaniard and Morisca, Albino' is an art world coup. Science Now1,000-year-old potion kills superbug MRSA
U.S. news
As the British comedian approaches 50, his acerbic wit has found a tender side. Now he’s bringing his comedy of vulnerability to America as the star of Showtime’s “Happyish.”
As corporations like Walmart speak out in opposition, Gov. Asa Hutchinson asked the state House to recall or amend a bill that critics say will allow discrimination against gays and lesbians.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson says he won’t sign the controversial bill until it more closely resembles federal law.
Asa Hutchinson wants state legislature to pass follow-up measure to bill facing backlash from gay rights groups
Gov. Asa Hutchinson says he won’t sign the controversial bill until it more closely resembles federal law.
Environment
Verdict comes six years after Atlanta Journal-Constitution raised questions about higher-than-normal marks on standardized tests in a number of schools
Ten defendants taken into custody right away as long-running test cheating conspiracy case concludes
Soccer: As Premier League giants square up, so much has changed after their dismal start to the season. Arsenal has won nine of its last 11 league games, while Liverpool has taken eight, says Joshua Robinson.
Despite having three navy ships in nearby waters, US has not evacuated civilians from Yemen
The governor announced strict mandatory restrictions to fight a years-long drought affecting 50 million Americans, which officials fear will worsen this summer.
Honda will start selling an entirely new version of its Civic compact sedan later this year, the automaker announced at the New York International Auto Show. Science Now1,000-year-old potion kills superbug MRSA
The move by Gov. Jerry Brown comes as California’s drought has reached near-crisis proportions after a winter that brought record-low snowfalls.
Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) faces charges for what prosecutors believe was improper use of his office to help a longtime friend and contributor to Menendez’s campaigns.
California Drought
Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) faces charges for what prosecutors believe was improper use of his office to help a Florida eye doctor who was also a longtime friend and campaign contributor.
Governor Jerry Brown orders unprecedented and mandatory water regulations on residents to reduce statewide water use as drought stretches into fourth year
'It's a different world,' he says, ordering measures to reduce water use by 25%. The state's snowpack is only 5% of the average for April 1. What’s old is new again: Brown called for 25% water cuts in the 1970s