The archive of all headlines from July 23, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Under a last-minute agreement, city officials agreed to table legislation that would cap the company’s growth in its largest market but will still study the impact of new transportation services on congestion.
Sheriff’s office in Waller county says arrested woman stated she was not currently suicidal, while family insists she had no clinical history of depression
After rallying support of its users and local drivers, Uber got what it wanted — again — as city officials reached a last-minute agreement to table legislation that would cap the tech and transit company’s growth in its largest market.
Trishawn Cardessa Carey is charged with assault with a deadly weapon against a police officer, even though video doesn't show her striking anyone, or even swinging the club. Woman may face life sentence for picking up baton in LAPD confrontation
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Sheriff’s office in Waller county says arrested woman stated she was not currently suicidal, while family insists she had no clinical history of depression
Nearly all agree that Greece’s debt is unsustainably high, but figuring out how to grapple with it has unleashed a volatile mix of politics, economics, history and even morality.
US president’s visit to land of his father has sparked Obama-mania, but critics question his decision to meet Uhuru Kenyatta and Ethiopia’s authoritarian regime
Secretary of State John Kerry, who testifies before a Senate committee on the Iran nuclear deal later today, will face a row of skeptics in both parties in a sign of how much the attitudes have changed toward attempts to limit nuclear ambitions of foreign rivals through diplomacy.
US president’s visit to land of his father has sparked Obama-mania, but critics question decision to meet Uhuru Kenyatta and Ethiopia’s authoritarian regime
Senate Republicans opened the first public hearing on the Iranian nuclear agreement with sharp criticism that made clear they are unlikely to be convinced to support a deal aimed at preventing Tehran from developing a bomb.
The important question for the Greek people. Does the vote of acceptance by the Greek parliament provide a legally binding green-light to the government to finalize debt negotiations AGAINST the Greek people, overriding the NO Vote in the Referendum. What is the role of a referendum under Greece’s constitution?
Senate Republicans expressed skepticism at the first public hearing on the Iranian agreement, making clear they are unlikely to be persuaded to support a deal aimed at preventing Tehran from developing a nuclear bomb.
If the deal is not put into effect, Secretary of State John Kerry said, Iran will get a “a great big green light” to go forward with its nuclear program.
Walt Disney Studios, NBCUniversal, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. each face fines of as much as 10% of annual revenues. L.A. Now
Using four years’ worth of data from the Kepler space telescope, researchers announced the new exoplanet along with 12 possible ‘habitable’ others
A jury convicted Mary O'Callaghan last month after a prosecutor argued that the video showed the officer used unnecessary force during the 2012 arrest of Alesia Thomas.Watch the Alesia Thomas arrest video
The development, described by the Americans as a “game changer,” came as Turkish forces engaged in the first direct combat with ISIS on the Syrian border.
The development, described by the Americans as a “game changer,” came as Turkish forces engaged in the first direct combat with ISIS on the Syrian border.
Turkey has agreed to allow the U.S. to use Turkish soil to launch attacks against the Islamic State, signaling a major policy shift by the once-reluctant U.S. ally and a significant escalation in Syria operations.