The archive of all headlines from April 12, 2016, organized by time of publication.
New complaints filed by two graduate students and emotional protests mark major developments in the controversy, as critics demand change
Bernie Sanders and John Kasich make pitches upstate ahead of New York primary – and Ted Cruz sets sights on California
Almost $70 million of the record $132 million spent so far on negative advertising during the 2016 presidential primary has been directed at a single candidate, Donald J. Trump. The ads appear to be taking a toll on his campaign.
Lt. Cmdr. Edward C. Lin, a flight officer who spent much of his career in reconnaissance and patrol squadrons, has been in custody for eight months at a Navy brig in Chesapeake, Va., officials said. COMPANY TOWN
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Bernie Sanders and John Kasich make pitches upstate ahead of New York primary – and Ted Cruz sets sights on California
Lt. Cmdr. Edward C. Lin, a flight officer who spent much of his career in reconnaissance and patrol squadrons, has been in custody for eight months at a Navy brig in Chesapeake, Va., officials said. Dodgers
New complaints filed by two graduate students and emotional protests mark major developments in the controversy, as critics demand change
Lt. Cmdr. Edward C. Lin, a flight officer who spent much of his career in reconnaissance and patrol squadrons, has been in custody for eight months at a Navy brig in Chesapeake, Va., officials said. CALIFORNIA
China's slowing economy and unsteady exchange rate have spurred investors to seek out more security and diversity abroad. NATION
Almost $70 million of the record $132 million spent so far on negative advertising has been directed at Donald J. Trump, and the ads appear to be taking a toll on his campaign.
China's slowing economy and unsteady exchange rate have spurred investors to seek out more security and diversity abroad. BUSINESS
They contend that the blackout warnings are an irresponsible scare tactic to ensure that Southern California Gas Co. is allowed to keep storing gas at the facility and that ratepayers will pay for upgrades to store even more fuel there. BUSINESS
Almost $70 million of the record $132 million spent so far on negative advertising has been directed at Donald J. Trump, and the ads appear to be having an effect.
Jaime Galvan is the second person known to have died at the secret interrogation site. Family and friends contend the official autopsy and police report don’t add up
They contend that the blackout warnings are an irresponsible scare tactic to ensure that Southern California Gas Co. is allowed to keep storing gas at the facility and that ratepayers will pay for upgrades to store even more fuel there. NATION
Jaime Galvan is the second person known to have died at Chicago’s secret interrogation site. Family and friends contend the autopsy and police report don’t add up
They contend that the warnings are a strategy to ensure that Southern California Gas Co. is allowed to keep storing gas at the facility and that ratepayers will pay for upgrades to store even more fuel there. NATION
They contend that the warnings are a strategy to ensure that Southern California Gas Co. is allowed to keep storing gas at the facility and that ratepayers will pay for upgrades to store even more fuel there. TRAIL GUIDE
Ryan has been on a media blitz since ascending to the speaker's position last year, but has repeatedly insisted that he has no interest in becoming the party's nominee at a brokered convention. BUSINESS
In an attempt to silence those who keep insisting he should be the next Republican nominee for president, Speaker Paul D. Ryan will hold an unusually formal news conference on Tuesday to once again rule out his candidacy.
Ryan has been on a media blitz since ascending to the speaker's position last year, but has repeatedly insisted that he has no interest in becoming the party's nominee at a brokered convention. Movies Now
Ryan has been on a media blitz since ascending to the speaker's position last year, but has repeatedly insisted that he has no interest in becoming the party's nominee at a brokered convention. BUSINESS
Though the breakfast summit with Sen. Charles E. Grassley was a milestone of sorts for Judge Merrick Garland, all but two of the Republicans who have met with Merrick so far say they are merely holding courtesy sessions. TRAIL GUIDE
Once largely confined to a single season, fires have become a constant threat in some places, burning earlier and later in the year, in the United States and abroad.
Though the breakfast summit with Sen. Charles E. Grassley was a milestone of sorts for Judge Merrick Garland, all but two of the Republicans who have met with Garland say they are merely holding courtesy sessions. BUSINESS
House speaker says at afternoon news conference that he was ‘once and for all’ putting an end to speculation about his designs on a White House run
Though the breakfast summit with Sen. Charles E. Grassley was a milestone of sorts for Judge Merrick Garland, all but two of the Republicans who have met with Garland say they are merely holding courtesy sessions. TRAIL GUIDE
Once largely confined to a single season, fires have become a constant threat in some places, burning earlier and later in the year, in the United States and abroad.
A video from a security camera contradicts a Los Angeles police officer's claim that he fatally shot an unarmed homeless man in Venice because the man was grabbing his partner's gun holster, according to records made public today. NATION
The speaker of the House said he believes the Republican party establishment should only choose from candidates who actually entered presidential race
The speaker of the House said he believes the Republican party should only choose from candidates who actually entered presidential race
A video from a security camera contradicts a Los Angeles police officer's claim that he fatally shot an unarmed homeless man in Venice because the man was grabbing his partner's gun holster, according to records made public today.Document: LAPD chief's letter on fatal Venice shooting