The archive of all headlines from April 16, 2017, organized by time of publication.
The unrest underscores the heightened political tensions that have taken hold since President Trump took office in January. L.A. NowThousands march in Los Angeles to demand release of Trump tax returns
The attempted launch was a clear sign of the secretive country’s continuing attempts to develop an aggressive weapons program. This satellite image released and notated by Airbus Defense & Space and 38 North on Wednesday, April
Missile launch in eastern coastal city ended in failure, say South Korea and US, a day after huge military parade in Pyongyang
The attempted launch was a clear sign of the secretive country’s continuing attempts to develop an aggressive weapons program.
Unsuccessful testfire in eastern coastal city comes hours before US vice-president is due to arrive in Seoul
Unsuccessful testfire in eastern coastal city comes hours before US vice-president is due to arrive in Seoul
Testfire in eastern coastal city comes hours before US vice-president is due to arrive in Seoul
The attempted launch was a clear sign of the secretive country’s continuing attempts to develop an aggressive weapons program.Former Defense Secretary William Perry on why we didn't go to war with North Korea
The unrest underscores the heightened political tensions that have taken hold since President Trump took office in January.
Gov. Brown wants lawmakers to reauthorize the cap-and-trade program, the centerpiece of the state's climate change fight. The looming question: “How many two-thirds votes is the Legislature capable of doing?” L.A. Now
Testfire in eastern coastal city comes hours before US vice-president is due to arrive in Seoul
A review of the president's orders and memorandums finds that fewer than half actually made a substantive change in federal policy. So are those pipelines built with U.S. steel, as Trump ordered? Not really. BUSINESS
US national security adviser pushes for peaceful resolution after country’s failed missile test, as Donald Trump hopes for Chinese intervention
A review of the president's orders and memorandums finds that fewer than half actually made a substantive change in federal policy. So are those pipelines built with U.S. steel, as Trump ordered? Not really. Politics
At least four proposals are floating about to reshape the state in some fashion. All work at cross-purposes, and the result is varied degrees of hostility among proponents; none of the plans seems likely to reach fruition anytime soon, if ever. Politics
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed victory on Sunday after Turks voted on a referendum to grant sweeping powers to the office of the presidency.The opposition said it would demand a recount, fearing the result may cement a system of one-man rule.
The latest example came Saturday, when clashes between backers and critics of the president resulted in 21 arrests. MUSIC