The archive of all headlines from February 16, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Join us for music's biggest night as we talk to the nominees on the red carpet and chronicle the standout fashion moments. Then stay with us during the ceremony for real-time coverage of the wins, losses and memorable moments.The 58th Grammy Awards, which will feature performances by nominees Taylor… Pop & Hiss
Stars such as Adele, Taylor Swift and Johnny Depp have arrived. There have been some dazzling fashion choices and others that are just, well, choices. Pop & Hiss
Rally in South Carolina sees a self-deprecating former president cracking jokes, but also attacking those who ‘inflame’ anger and frustration
The stars -- including Adele, Lady Gaga and others -- are in the building, and the red carpet fashion show is over. Pop & Hiss
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Winners so far include Kendrick Lamar, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. Pop & Hiss
Twitter blasts the Weeknd's performance. Winners so far include Kendrick Lamar, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. Other performers include John Legend and Andra Day with Ellie Goulding. FASHION
Twitter and others blast the Weeknd's performance. Winners so far include Kendrick Lamar, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. Other performers include John Legend and Andra Day with Ellie Goulding. FASHION
In a passage from his dissent from the court’s decision in June on same-sex marriage, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized the court’s lack of diversity.
A tribute to Lionel Richie elicits a standing ovation. Winners so far include Alabama Shakes, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. Other performers include John Legend and Jackson Browne. FASHION
Winners so far include Alabama Shakes, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. Other performers include John Legend and Jackson Browne. FASHION
Rally in South Carolina sees a self-deprecating former president cracking jokes, but also attacking those who ‘inflame’ anger and frustration
Other winners include Kendrick Lamar, Alabama Shakes, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. FASHION
In a passage from his dissent from the court’s decision in June on same-sex marriage, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized the court’s lack of diversity.
Winners include Alabama Shakes, Chris Stapleton and Ed Sheeran. FASHION
Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar and 'Uptown Funk' win in major categories. Cultural diversity is also on full display in the performances, nominees and winners. FASHION
Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar and 'Uptown Funk' win in major categories. The music industry's effort to promote cultural diversity is also a winner. FASHION
In a passage from his dissent from the Supreme Court’s decision in June on same-sex marriage, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized the court’s lack of diversity.
In a passage from his dissent from the Supreme Court’s decision in June on same-sex marriage, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized the court’s lack of diversity.
In a passage from his dissent from the Supreme Court’s decision in June on same-sex marriage, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized the court’s lack of diversity.
In a passage from his dissent from the Supreme Court’s decision in June on same-sex marriage, Justice Antonin Scalia criticized the court’s lack of diversity.
Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar and 'Uptown Funk' win in major categories. The music industry's effort to promote cultural diversity is also a winner. MOVIES
Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar and 'Uptown Funk' win in major categories. The music industry's effort to promote cultural diversity is also a winner.
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The Compton-based rapper was the most nominated artist of this year's Grammys, walking away with best rap album among his five awards. He dedicated the win to all of hip-hop and to rap albums that came before him, including some previously overlooked by the Grammys.
Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush have been jockeying to eclipse Trump and Cruz, and a failure to win over conservatives here could see them pushed out completely
When Lonnie Franklin Jr., a local backyard mechanic, was arrested in 2010, it signaled a key moment in the search for justice for the victims and a region that has often felt marginalized. Since then, however, court proceedings have been continuously delayed, leading to more frustration.Relatives of Grim Sleeper's victims express the pain of delays
Operatives say Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz have superior organization, critical in a caucus state with some of the lowest turnout nationwide
When Lonnie Franklin Jr., a local backyard mechanic, was arrested in 2010, it signaled a key moment in the search for justice for the victims and a region that has often felt marginalized. Since then, however, court proceedings have been continuously delayed, leading to more frustration.From the archives: Relatives of Grim Sleeper's victims express the pain of delays
The conflict over replacing Justice Antonin Scalia has jolted awake a capital that was settling in for a sleepy, humdrum year in the shadow of the raucous and unpredictable presidential campaign.
When Lonnie Franklin Jr., a local backyard mechanic, was arrested in 2010, it signaled a key moment in the search for justice for the victims and a region that has often felt marginalized. Since then, however, court proceedings have been continuously delayed, leading to more frustration.Grim Sleeper victims: Who they were
In a shift, Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and head of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he would wait until a nomination was made to decide.
When Lonnie Franklin Jr. was arrested in 2010, it signaled a key moment in the search for justice for the victims. Since then, delayed court proceedings have caused frustration. Grim Sleeper victims: Who they were
Lonnie Franklin Jr. targeted vulnerable women, including prostitutes and drug addicts, prosecutors say. Seven of the killings occurred from 1985 to 1988, and the others from 2002 to 2007. Grim Sleeper victims: Who they were
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Lonnie Franklin Jr. targeted vulnerable women, including prostitutes and drug addicts, prosecutors say. Seven of the killings occurred from 1985 to 1988, and the others from 2002 to 2007.
GOP congressmen in ‘purple states’ ignore potential election day repercussions in order to insist that next president to nominate replacement for Antonin Scalia
She didn't say who she wants the president to nominate, but suggested it should be someone with 'practical life experience.' National Politics
GOP congressmen in ‘purple states’ ignore potential election day repercussions to insist that next president nominate replacement for Antonin Scalia
The president challenged Republicans to offer a rationale for refusing to consider a Supreme Court candidate. One key senator, Charles E. Grassley, said he had not ruled out holding hearings.
'It's the one court where we would expect elected officials to rise above day-to-day politics, and this will be the opportunity for senators to do their job,' he says. CALIFORNIA POLITICS