The archive of all headlines from March 28, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Italy’s highest court clears pair definitively, ending case that began in November 2007, when body of Leeds University student was discovered in Perugia
Drones are being used to film everything from movies to sports events to commercials, creating a new visual vocabulary in the entertainment industry—but safety concerns remain.
A jury rejected Ellen Pao’s allegations of gender discrimination against the prominent venture capital firm in a case that captivated Silicon Valley and renewed questions about the lack of diversity in the technology industry.
A jury rejected Ellen Pao’s allegations of gender discrimination against the prominent venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins in a case that captivated Silicon Valley and renewed questions about the lack of diversity in the technology industry.
The conflict now risks spiraling into a full-blown war between Saudi Arabia and Iran in a regional conflagration that many feared would arise after the Arab Spring.
He suffered from a 'depressive illness' and was experiencing emotional problems after a 'relationship crisis' with his girlfriend, friends and investigators say. Town grieves for its native son
The meltdown is pushing the Middle East dangerously closer to a conflagration many long have feared would arise from the chaos unleashed by the Arab Spring.
In this tiny, idyllic town tucked away in southwest Germany, the news hit like a bombshell: Four locals were dead in a plane crash, including Germanwings copilot Andreas Lubitz. Opinion: There is no defense against pilot malice
A 'mirror-clad middle finger' is among the printable critiques of Thom Mayne's 1,250-foot proposal in the Swiss Alps. ClippersClippers clinch playoff spot with win over 76ers
A 'mirror-clad middle finger' is among the printable critiques of Thom Mayne's 1,250-foot proposal in the Swiss Alps. Daily DishHappy hour buzz: Pimento grilled cheese and $4 wine at Plan Check downtown
A 'mirror-clad middle finger' is among the printable critiques of Thom Mayne's 1,250-foot proposal in the Swiss Alps. Sports NowHot Rod Hundley, former Lakers player and broadcaster, dies
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. Carolina A. Miranda'Obnoxious gesture'? L.A. architect's tower in the Alps draws ire
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. LakersLakers move closer to worst season with 94-83 loss to Raptors
Missing Nigeria Schoolgirls
Family of murdered British student makes statement after Italy’s top court annulled conviction of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito
Missing Nigeria Schoolgirls
Yosemite Falls could go dry in June, 2 months earlier than usual, and the Merced River will probably slow to a shallow stream about the same time. The upshot: Forget the waterfalls, think hiking. AutosAirstream's silver bullets still flying
A jury rejected Ellen Pao’s allegations of gender discrimination against the prominent venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins in a case that renewed questions about the lack of diversity in the technology industry.
Drones are being used to film everything from movies to sports events to commercials, creating a new visual vocabulary in the entertainment industry—but safety concerns remain.
Missing Nigeria Schoolgirls
Victims of disaster mourned as former girlfriend of plane’s co-pilot Andreas Lubitz says he wanted ‘do something’ history would remember him by
Yosemite Falls could go dry in June, 2 months earlier than usual, and the Merced River will probably slow to a shallow stream about the same time. The upshot: Forget the waterfalls, think hiking. Hot PropertyManny Pacquiao under contract to buy $12.5-million home in the 90210
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the Germanwings jetliner that slammed into a mountain in the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to continue working as a pilot, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said Saturday.
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the Germanwings jetliner that slammed into a mountain in the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to continue working as a pilot, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said.
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the Germanwings jetliner that slammed into a mountain in the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to continue working as a pilot, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said.
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the Germanwings jetliner that slammed into a mountain in the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to continue working as a pilot, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said.
George R.R. Martin continues to streamline his obligations in order to focus on finishing “The Winds of Winter,” the next anticipated book in “A Song of Ice and Fire.”
Saudi Arabia pulled out from the southern city of Aden as coalition airstrikes continue to fend off Shiite insurgents advancing on the capital of Sanaa.
Yosemite Falls could go dry in June, 2 months earlier than usual, and the Merced River will probably slow to a shallow stream about the same time. The upshot: Forget the waterfalls, think hiking. Sports NowHot Rod Hundley, former Lakers player and broadcaster, dies
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. Sports NowHot Rod Hundley, former Lakers player and broadcaster, dies
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. OBITUARIESSteve Smith, leading U.S. tea connoisseur and entrepreneur, dies at 65
About 65% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. At the company's Ohio factory, new Airstreams are being built at the rate of 50 a week. Dodgers NowDodgers' Brandon League opts for weeks of rehabilitation over surgery
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the Germanwings jetliner that slammed into a mountain in the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to continue working as a pilot, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said.
The car struck by the train was crushed and the victim, who was critically injured, had to be cut out of the vehicle. AutosAirstream's silver bullets still flying
Over the past year, what appeared as hopeful signs, that Left governments were emerging as powerful alternatives to right-wing pro-US regimes, is turning into a historic rout, which will relegate them to the dustbin of history for many years to come.
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the plane that crashed into the French Alps on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to fly, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said. Antidepressants were found at his apartment, an official said.
The car struck by the train was crushed and the victim, who was critically injured, had to be cut out of the vehicle. OBITUARIESSteve Smith, leading U.S. tea connoisseur and entrepreneur, dies at 65
Andreas Lubitz, who was flying the plane that crashed in France on Tuesday, sought treatment for vision problems that may have jeopardized his ability to fly, two officials with knowledge of the investigation said. Antidepressants were also found at his apartment, an official said.
Residents and pilots’ organisations say French investigators have rushed to blame Andreas Lubitz for crash in which 150 people died before full facts are known
Before it was forced to close, the hospital had come to be known as 'Killer King.' Now new buildings and a new focus come as healthcare, in the age of Obamacare, is rapidly changing. Top officials join Iran nuclear talks as deadline nears