The archive of all headlines from December 02, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Prosecutors said a body camera video worn by a sergeant showed that Charly Leundeu Keunang wrapped his fingers around the butt of a rookie officer’s holstered gun while wrestling with police. L.A. Now
The generous tax incentives offered in exchange for the Carrier plant keeping manufacturing jobs in the US are unsustainable on a large scale, critics warn
Trump won the election by appealing to America's working class. But the New York businessman has tapped a slate of billionaires and multimillionaires, including Wall Street financiers, industrialists and scions of the super-rich.Trump's Cabinet picks so far
Trump won the election by appealing to America's working class. But the New York businessman has tapped a slate of billionaires and multimillionaires, including Wall Street financiers, industrialists and scions of the super-rich.Trump's Cabinet picks so far include billionaires, Washington outsiders and former rivals
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The former Marine four-star general known as “Mad Dog” served 44 years in the Marine Corps before he retired in 2013. He headed U.S. Central Command in his final three years and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as other military operations in the Middle East. Politics
At a rally in Ohio, Donald J. Trump announced his selection of James N. Mattis to be secretary of defense, calling him “the closest thing we have to Gen. George Patton.”General Mattis once led the U.S. Central Command, but his tour was cut short by the Obama administration, which believed he was too hawkish on Iran.
The former Marine four-star general known as “Mad Dog” served 44 years in the Marine Corps before he retired in 2013. He headed U.S. Central Command in his final three years and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as other military operations in the Middle East.Trump's Cabinet picks so far include billionaires, Washington outsiders and former rivals
The former Marine four-star general known as “Mad Dog” served 44 years in the Marine Corps before he retired in 2013. He headed U.S. Central Command in his final three years and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as other military operations in the Middle East.Trump to preside over the richest Cabinet in U.S. history
The former Marine four-star general known as “Mad Dog” served 44 years in the Marine Corps before he retired in 2013. He headed U.S. Central Command in his final three years and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as other military operations in the Middle East.Donald Trump extends campaign season to the transition phase with a thank-you rally in Ohio
The retired marine general, known for his blunt approach toward the US military and Middle East conflicts, raises establishment hopes that he can rein in Trump
The former Marine four-star general known as “Mad Dog” served 44 years in the Marine Corps before he retired in 2013. He headed U.S. Central Command in his final three years and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as other military operations in the Middle East. L.A. Now
The former Marine four-star general known as “Mad Dog” served 44 years in the Marine Corps before he retired in 2013. He headed U.S. Central Command in his final three years and oversaw the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as other military operations in the Middle East.Donald Trump extends campaign season to the transition phase with a thank-you rally in Ohio
Supporters chant the familiar 'lock her up' and 'build the wall' as Trump delivers a strongly nationalistic message. The rally itself is an unconventional move for a president-elect who is in the process of building a cabinet.Trump picks retired Marine Gen. James Mattis as Defense secretary
Supporters chant the familiar 'lock her up' and 'build the wall' as Trump delivers a strongly nationalistic message. The rally itself is an unconventional move for a president-elect who is in the process of building a cabinet. L.A. Now
Under a Trump presidency that he hardly anticipated, Democrat Lou Correa says one of his first priorities will be to address the mass deportations the president-elect has promised. Politics
Efforts to limit risk to U.S. pilots and ground forces have increased reliance on local forces and surveillance aircraft to accurately identify targets. That has sometimes led to faulty intelligence. CALIFORNIA
The victim’s sister, a key witness, has petitioned Governor John Kasich to use his clemency powers to free Patterson, who has always insisted that she is innocent
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Before election day, L.A.'s mayor didn't hold back on his opinions of Donald Trump. Now, he has said he's willing to work with the president-elect, though he insists the city won't aid in any crackdown on immigrants in the country illegally. MIDDLE EAST
Before election day, L.A.'s mayor didn't hold back on his opinions of Donald Trump. Now, he has said he's willing to work with the president-elect, though he insists the city won't aid in any crackdown on immigrants in the country illegally. BUSINESS
Before election day, L.A.'s mayor didn't hold back on his opinions of Donald Trump. Now, he has said he's willing to work with the president-elect, though he insists the city won't aid in any crackdown on immigrants in the country illegally.Orange County's new 'homegrown' congressman plans to bring an immigrant's perspective to Washington
Heather Spohr is now one of an untold number of people who are blocked from following the president-elect on Twitter — a distinction that ordinarily wouldn’t matter except that Trump, who hasn’t held a news conference since July, uses the social media platform as his primary tool for communicating… CALIFORNIA
Heather Spohr is now one of an untold number of people who are blocked from following the president-elect on Twitter — a distinction that wouldn’t matter except that Trump uses the social media platform as his primary tool for communicating with the American public. CALIFORNIA
Heather Spohr is now one of an untold number of people who are blocked from following the president-elect on Twitter — a distinction that wouldn’t matter except that Trump uses the social media platform as his primary tool for communicating with the American public.Even elite campaign aides still aren't sure why Donald Trump succeeded
At a rally in Ohio, Donald J. Trump announced his selection of James N. Mattis to be secretary of defense, calling him “the closest thing we have to Gen. George Patton.”General Mattis once led the U.S. Central Command, but his tour was cut short by the Obama administration, which believed he was too hawkish on Iran.
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Mattis retired from the Marines in 2013 and federal law specifically bars anyone who served in uniform in the previous seven years from heading the Pentagon. Congress would need to pass another law to grant Mattis a waiver. Politics
Donald J. Trump secured the White House in part with his vow to bring manufacturing jobs back to America.But his signature promise to punish countries he deems guilty of unfair trade could actually make manufacturers more vulnerable by raising their costs.
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