The archive of all headlines from April 14, 2017, organized by time of publication.
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Over the course of eight months, a lethal bacteria infected 10 critically ill infants in UC Irvine Medical Center’s neonatal intensive care unit – an outbreak that the public is only finding out about now. Politics
Trump seemingly has inoculated himself so far by boasting that his 'flexibility' as an outsider makes him a good negotiator. BUSINESS
The strike was the first use of the weapon and part of the Pentagon’s intense air campaign in Afghanistan against the militant group. Separately, the Pentagon said that an airstrike in Syria by the American-led coalition had killed 18 Syrian fighters allied with the United States.
Trump seemingly has inoculated himself so far by boasting that his 'flexibility' as an outsider makes him a good negotiator. Sports
Trump seemingly has inoculated himself so far by boasting that his 'flexibility' as an outsider makes him a good negotiator. BUSINESS
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The woman, who tried to sell a paperweight containing a speck of moon rock, may try to hold a federal agent liable for detaining her for two hours in a public parking lot in urine-soaked pants, a federal appeals court has decided. Politics
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Vice foreign minister says Pyongyang will conduct nuclear test when it sees fit as China appeals to US to avoid pre-emptive strike
Page left the consulting firm Eurasia Group in 1998, suggesting his Russian sympathies were known for nearly two decades before he joined Trump campaign
Page left the consulting firm Eurasia Group in 1998, suggesting his Russian sympathies were known for nearly two decades before he joined Trump campaign
Legislators and police chiefs say the governor's plan would repeal rules approved two years ago and benefit the pot industry over the public. L.A. Now
President Trump’s policy reversals and other contentious moves are drawing scrutiny from the news media and leaving some on the right feeling betrayed.But many Trump supporters seem to be rallying around him in the face of what they see as a relentless onslaught on a get-things-done leader.
One concern: The bullet trains will run in some places at 220 mph alongside lines carrying everything from toxic chemicals to military tanks. Politics
One concern: The bullet trains will run in some places at 220 mph alongside lines carrying everything from toxic chemicals to military tanks. Science Now
One concern: The bullet trains will run in some places at 220 mph alongside lines carrying everything from toxic chemicals to military tanks. latimes.com
One concern: The bullet trains will run in some places at 220 mph alongside lines carrying everything from toxic chemicals to military tanks. BUSINESS
One concern: The bullet trains will run in some places at 220 mph alongside lines carrying everything from toxic chemicals to military tanks. World
One concern: The bullet trains will run in some places at 220 mph alongside lines carrying everything from toxic chemicals to military tanks.Rift opens between the Brown administration and legislators over new marijuana laws in California
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Page left consulting firm Eurasia Group in 1998, suggesting Russian sympathies were known for nearly two decades
President Trump, the first occupant of the White House never to serve in government or the military, has discovered that some issues are more complex than he knew.The past week has made that abundantly clear, as the president’s stance shifted on subjects like the civil war in Syria, North Korea and NATO.
As North Korea is reported to be preparing for yet another salvo in the form of a nuclear or missile test, policy analysts warn of a chain of events they fear could escalate into a deadly new Korean War.
China urged an end to “mutual provocation and threats” on Friday, cautioning that tensions between the United States, South Korea and North Korea could run out of control.The North Korean military issued a statement on Friday threatening to attack major American military bases in South Korea, warning that it could annihilate those targets “within minutes.”
Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi says the region faced a precarious situation in which conflict could break out at any moment
North Korea is expected to test a missile or nuclear weapon as early as Saturday — the 105th birthday of the country's late founder Kim Il Sung — and anxiety is mounting -- except, it seems, in Pyongyang.
On his third trek to the U.S., 19-year old Besser Geovanny Zelaya Ortiz isn't discouraged. He's intent on making it to the U.S. -- this time, to Gilroy. L.A. Now
A heart went from one pro athlete to another -- and the coincidences don't end there. Mexico & The Americas
China urged an end to “mutual provocation,” cautioning that tensions between the U.S., South Korea and North Korea could run out of control.North Korea also threatened to attack major American military bases in South Korea, warning that it could annihilate them “within minutes.”
A heart went from one pro athlete to another -- and the coincidences don't end there. Politics