The archive of all headlines from October 22, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Speech declining presidential run delivered message stressing merits of Obama presidency – and distanced Biden from Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders
As a condition of assuming the post, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin had sought unity among factions in the fractured Republican Party.
Freedom Caucus grouping aligned with Tea Party movement announces supermajority will vote for compromise candidate to replace John Boehner
It remains unclear how Ryan will respond to the caucus' failure to unite around him. A Ryan aide said before the vote that he wanted the full caucus' formal endorsement. BUSINESS
Freedom Caucus grouping aligned with Tea Party movement announces supermajority will vote for compromise candidate to replace John Boehner
It remains unclear how Ryan will respond to the caucus' failure to unite around him. A Ryan aide said before the vote that he wanted the full caucus' formal endorsement. Mexico & the Americas
He fails to win the kind of sweeping unanimity he was seeking. But he signals that the backing from a supermajority of the House Freedom Caucus might be enough. Mexico & the Americas
He fails to win the kind of sweeping unanimity he was seeking. But he signals that the backing from a supermajority of the House Freedom Caucus might be enough. Mexico & the Americas
Freedom Caucus grouping aligned with Tea Party movement announces supermajority will vote for compromise candidate to replace John Boehner
Open violence linked to drug trafficking has long plagued other areas of the country. The body on the bridge is one of the signs that things in the capital are getting worse too.Mexico captures six suspects in cartel boss' escape from prison
Full-page newspaper advertisement by ex-military and foreign policy leaders targets Republicans who want to block action on cutting carbon emissions
Full-page newspaper advertisement by ex-military and foreign policy leaders targets Republicans who want to block action on cutting carbon emissions
Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state, faces a bruising eight to 10 hours of testimony, but she has adroitly handled Congress at other hearings.
Latest attack on Idlib hospital left at least 12 people dead and comes less than two weeks after a US attack on Kunduz hospital, Afghanistan
Fourteen GOP lawmakers will send a letter to President Obama and Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday asking for specifics about how federal and state agencies expect to capture, save and transport water. Mexico & the Americas
An aide to Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state, said she was expected to say that the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, were a tragedy, but that America could not withdraw its diplomats from dangerous parts of the world.
Fourteen GOP lawmakers will send a letter to President Obama and Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday asking for specifics about how federal and state agencies expect to capture, save and transport water. National Politics
Republicans summon former secretary of state for answers as she Democrati seeks to quash questions on record
Republicans summon former secretary of state for answers as she seeks to quash questions on record
The U.S. Geological Survey is raising serious doubts about a recent study that calculates a 99.9% chance of a large earthquake in the Los Angeles area in the next three years. National Politics
An aide to Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state, said she was expected to say that the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, were a tragedy, but that America could not withdraw its diplomats from dangerous parts of the world.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton won't be campaigning today, but her performance will be critical to her presidential run, as she spends the entire day sparring with a congressional panel that has proved one of the biggest threats to her White House bid. Sports
Hillary Rodham Clinton won't be campaigning today, but her performance will be critical to her presidential run, as she spends the entire day sparring with a congressional panel that has proved one of the biggest threats to her White House bid.Live Updates: Clinton testifies before House Benghazi committee
Hillary Rodham Clinton won't be campaigning today, but her performance will be critical to her presidential run, as she spends the entire day sparring with a congressional panel that has proved one of the biggest threats to her White House bid.Watch live: Clinton testifies before the committee
Representative Trey Gowdy criticized Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state, for having failed in her duty to safeguard the lives of four Americans killed during attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former secretary of state, testified that she had not personally approved or denied requests for extra security for the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
Hillary Rodham Clinton testified that she had not personally approved or denied requests for extra security for the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
Hillary Rodham Clinton said she had not personally approved or denied requests for extra security for the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
A long-awaited hearing of the House Benghazi committee moved from high-minded statements to partisan snarling, with former secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton watching, bemused, as Republicans and Democrats battled.Watch live: Clinton testifies before the committee
Hillary Rodham Clinton said she had not personally approved or denied requests for extra security for the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
A long-awaited hearing of the House Benghazi committee moved from high-minded statements to partisan snarling, with former secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton watching, quietly amused, as Republicans and Democrats battled.Watch live: Clinton testifies before the committee
A long-awaited hearing of the House Benghazi committee moved from high-minded statements to partisan snarling, with former secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton watching, quietly amused, as Republicans and Democrats battled.Hillary Clinton testifies and lawmakers squabble at hours-long Benghazi hearing