The archive of all headlines from January 20, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Stung by a series of box office misfires and failed sale attempts, the Glendale studio intends to significantly reduce the size of its workforce. Iran says high-ranking commander killed in Israeli airstrike in Syria
New York mayor says ‘We are children of the King generation’ as leaders commemorate civil rights leader on national holiday
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As gyms start to thin out in late January, experts tell how to make a new routine stick.
‘We believe that we should create 1,000 Dr Kings’ says protester as #reclaimMLK marches commemorate civil rights leader on national holidayIn pictures: from Selma to Ferguson, Martin Luther King memorials
‘We believe that we should create 1,000 Dr Kings’ says protester as #reclaimMLK marches commemorate civil rights leader on national holidayIn pictures: from Selma to Ferguson, Martin Luther King memorials
‘We believe that we should create 1,000 Dr Kings’ says protester as #reclaimMLK marches commemorate civil rights leader on national holiday
Stung by a series of box office misfires and failed sale attempts, the Glendale studio intends to significantly reduce the size of its workforce. 6 feared dead as four-alarm fire guts Maryland home
Stung by a series of box office misfires and failed sale attempts, the Glendale studio intends to significantly reduce the size of its workforce. Miss Israel’s photo with Miss Lebanon sparks controversy
Stung by a series of box office misfires and failed sale attempts, the Glendale studio intends to significantly reduce the size of its workforce. Injured hiker airlifted from Tarzana trail
Stung by a series of box office misfires and failed sale attempts, the Glendale studio intends to significantly reduce the size of its workforce. Gov. Rick Perry, leaving office, ends an influential era in Texas
Beijing, which reported growth of 7.4 percent for 2014, below its target of 7.5 percent, is trying to reduce its dependence on credit-fueled investment and government spending.
While European citizens can move freely, information about them does not, creating security gaps like those the Paris attackers exploited. To fix those flaws, officials have proposed creating an air traveler database.
Stung by a series of box office misfires and failed sale attempts, the Glendale studio intends to significantly reduce the size of its workforce. KKK propaganda blankets Orange County neighborhood
Monitors in eastern Ukraine warn of a serious deterioration in security as fighting intensifies in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
The state has been among the slowest to regain jobs in industries long viewed as a bastion of middle-class opportunity. KKK propaganda blankets Orange County neighborhood
The state has been among the slowest to regain jobs in industries long viewed as a bastion of middle-class opportunity. KKK propaganda blankets Orange County neighborhood
While European citizens can move freely, scrutiny of their travel varies — a weakness used by the Paris attackers. To fix those flaws, officials have proposed creating an air traveler database.
The state has been among the slowest to regain jobs in industries long viewed as a bastion of middle-class opportunity. Cincinnati overpass collapses onto interstate; at least one killed
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The state has been among the slowest to regain jobs in industries long viewed as a bastion of middle-class opportunity. Cincinnati overpass collapses onto interstate; one person killed
China’s economic growth slipped to its weakest level in almost a quarter century in 2014, though growth in the final quarter came in higher than expected, amid nagging problems of overcapacity, a weak housing market and lower global demand.
President Obama is expected to use Tuesday’s State of the Union address to urge action on issues deferred by the nation’s economic struggles in recent years.
The state has been among the slowest to regain jobs in industries long viewed as a bastion of middle-class opportunity. Islamic State threatens to kill 2 Japan hostages in video
The International Monetary Fund lowers its forecast for global economic growth for this year and next.
Recession in Russia and slowdown in China will outweigh global benefits of lower oil prices, fund update says
Deadly violence erupted in San’a on Monday, killing at least nine, as government forces clashed with Houthi militants who are ramping up demands for a greater say in the crafting of a new constitution.
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Militants demand $200m ransom from Japanese government for release of hostages
The state has been among the slowest to regain jobs in industries long viewed as a bastion of middle-class opportunity. Islamic State threatens to kill Japan hostages; demands $200 million
The Japanese government is examining a video posted online, apparently by Islamic State, in which a masked man with a knife threatens to execute two Japanese nationals unless a $200 million ransom is paid within 72 hours.
The Japanese government on Tuesday denounced a threat to kill two Japanese hostages in an online video apparently posted by the Islamic State extremist group, and said it would work for the hostages’ release.
In the video, a militant directly addresses Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, now on a visit to the Middle East with more than 100 government officials and presidents of Japanese companies. Dozens of Stanford students arrested after protest shuts down Bay Area bridge
A video shows a militant directly addressing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, now on a visit to the Middle East with more than 100 government officials and presidents of Japanese companies. Dozens of Stanford students arrested after protest shuts down Bay Area bridge
The Japanese government denounced a threat to kill two Japanese hostages in an online video apparently posted by the Islamic State extremist group, and said it would work for the hostages’ release.
A video shows a militant directly addressing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, now on a visit to the Middle East. 'Their lives are the top priority,' Abe says. Dozens of Stanford students arrested after protest shuts down Bay Area bridge
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe denounced a threat to kill two Japanese hostages in an online video posted by the Islamic State extremist group, and said his government would work for the hostages’ release.
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While European citizens can move freely, scrutiny of their travel varies — a weakness used by the Paris attackers. To fix those flaws, officials have proposed creating an air traveler database.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe denounced a threat to kill two Japanese hostages in an online video posted by the Islamic State extremist group, and said his government would work for the hostages’ release.
While European citizens can move freely, scrutiny of their travel varies — a weakness used by the Paris attackers. To fix those flaws, officials have proposed creating an air traveler database.
The president is riding a wave of confidence driven by an improving economy and brightening approval ratings, but it’s unclear if he’ll be able to break through gridlock.
White House hopes recent focus on inequality by 2016 presidential hopefuls will make it difficult to dismiss the speech as a futile wish list
White House hopes focus on inequality by 2016 presidential hopefuls will make it difficult to dismiss speech as futile wish list
White House hopes focus on inequality by 2016 presidential hopefuls will make it difficult to dismiss speech as futile wish list
Indonesia’s transport minister says AirAsia flight QZ8501 climbed too fast just before it stalled, crashing into the sea with the loss of 162 lives.
A video shows a militant directly addressing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, now on a visit to the Middle East. 'Their lives are the top priority,' Abe says. BP faces largest ever water pollution fine for massive gulf oil spill
As gyms start to thin out in late January, experts tell how to make a new routine stick.
A video shows a militant directly addressing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, now on a visit to the Middle East. 'Their lives are the top priority,' Abe says. Students may have been exposed to measles at Orange County high school
Since 9/11, the imperial playbook has consisted of time-tested tactic: the false flag operation. Carry out or facilitate a spectacular atrocity. Blame it on the enemy of choice. Issue a lie-infested official narrative, and have the corporate media repeat the lie. Rile up militant crowds, stoke the hatred, wage war with the public stamp of approval.
As gyms start to thin out in late January, experts tell how to make a new routine stick.
A video shows a militant directly addressing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, now on a visit to the Middle East. 'Their lives are the top priority,' Abe says. IMF upgrades U.S. growth projections but downgrades global outlook
More than in many other European countries, German authorities struggle with how to draw the line between religious expression and incitement. IMF upgrades U.S. growth projections but downgrades global outlook
More than in many other European countries, German authorities struggle with how to draw the line between religious expression and incitement. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
More than in many other European countries, German authorities struggle with how to draw the line between religious expression and incitement. Court orders Indian government to release Greenpeace funds
More than in many other European countries, German authorities struggle with how to draw the line between religious expression and incitement. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
Rebels are reported to be storming the presidential palace as the security situation in the country deteriorates. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
Several news reports indicate that the Houthi rebels have entered the palace in Sana after clashes with security guards. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
U.S. officials fear that instability in the country could strengthen the hand of terrorist groups, especially Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which is based in Yemen. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
Obama’s recent proposals have failed to win the support of privacy groups, who warn that legislation would expand US government’s reach into private data
Every year since he took office, President Barack Obama has given a speech to the nation outlining his agenda for the next year. Here is a look at the proposals he has made in those six speeches, and their status.
Meeting a skeptical Congress on its own turf, the president is expected to call on Republicans to join him in initiatives to make community college free and to enhance tax credits for education and child care.
Obama’s recent proposals have failed to win the support of privacy groups, who warn that legislation would expand US government’s reach into private data
Flight 8501 was climbing about 6,000 feet a minute before it disappeared on Dec. 28 with 162 on board, analysis of data shows. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
ANALYSIS | Facing a GOP Congress in his final two years, the administration is investing heavily in what the president can do through unilateral action and alliances outside of D.C.
Flight 8501 was climbing about 6,000 feet a minute before it disappeared on Dec. 28 with 162 on board, analysis of data shows. A voting-rights pioneer, Cuban dissidents among State of Union guests
ANALYSIS | Facing a GOP Congress in his final two years, the administration is investing heavily in what the president can do through unilateral action and alliances outside of D.C.
Flight 8501 was climbing about 6,000 feet a minute before it disappeared on Dec. 28 with 162 on board, analysis of data shows. State of the Union live updates: The run-up, the speech and the criticism
ANALYSIS | Facing a GOP Congress in his final two years, the administration is investing heavily in what the president can do through unilateral action and alliances outside D.C.
Flight 8501 was climbing about 6,000 feet a minute before it disappeared on Dec. 28 with 162 on board, analysis of data shows. State of the Union live updates: Voting-rights pioneer, Cuban dissidents among guests
National security, race relations and climate change up for discussion in president’s annual speech to Congress
Flight 8501 was climbing about 6,000 feet a minute before it disappeared on Dec. 28 with 162 on board, analysis of data shows. LAPD husband, wife to be honored at State of the Union
Flight 8501 was climbing about 6,000 feet a minute before it disappeared on Dec. 28 with 162 on board, analysis of data shows. State of the Union live updates: LAPD husband, wife to be honored
National security, race relations and climate change up for discussion in president’s annual speech to Congress