The archive of all headlines from September 16, 2016, organized by time of publication.
2016 Election
A seemingly humbled but healthier Clinton returns to the campaign trail with new urgency and seeks to reframe the presidential election on her terms, vowing to deliver results for American families. TELEVISION
A seemingly humbled but healthier Clinton returns to the campaign trail with new urgency and seeks to reframe the presidential election on her terms, vowing to deliver results for American families. POLITICS
Voters are worried about Donald J. Trump’s temperament but see him as more likely to shake up the establishment in Washington, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.Hillary Clinton is seen as a safer choice, the poll found, but her advisers are concerned that will not be enough in a tight race where voters are looking for change.
Trump scales back his grandiose plan for tax cuts while proposing more benefits for lower-income households, but experts say the numbers in his newly revised economic growth blueprint still don't add up. NATION
Echoing previous research, a study has found a link between past periods of climate warming, cool sea-surface temperatures in the eastern Pacific Ocean and centuries-long droughts in California and the West. NATION
2016 Election
Echoing previous research, a study has found a link between past periods of climate warming, cool sea-surface temperatures in the eastern Pacific Ocean and centuries-long droughts in California and the West. Politics
2016 Election
Republican’s team claims he helped ‘bring closure to the issue first raised by Hillary Clinton’ – but still no words from Trump himself
Gilbert Chagoury — a friend of Bill Clinton, an ambassador to the Vatican and owner of a hilltop mansion in Beverly Hills — said he wanted an opportunity to correct what he said was false information. NATION
Farmers see the new law as yet another slight by a state Legislature that misunderstands the Central Valley, its industry and its needs. Politics
2016 Election
Hillary Clinton’s Democratic allies plan a push to win over disaffected young people who are now favoring Gary Johnson or Jill Stein.The worry is that third party candidates could continue to draw significant support that might otherwise go to Mrs. Clinton.
Farmers see the new law as yet another slight by a state Legislature that misunderstands the Central Valley, its industry and its needs. Technology
The House Intelligence Committee takes a stand a day before Oliver Stone’s movie premieres in theaters. The film apparently portrays Snowden as a heroic whistle-blower. Politics
The House Intelligence Committee takes a stand a day before Oliver Stone’s movie premieres in theaters. The film apparently portrays Snowden as a heroic whistle-blower. MOVIES
The House Intelligence Committee takes a stand a day before Oliver Stone’s movie premieres in theaters. The film apparently portrays Snowden as a heroic whistle-blower. Politics
Farmers see the new law as yet another slight by a state Legislature that misunderstands the Central Valley, its industry and its needs. NATION
Farmers see the new law as yet another slight by a state Legislature that misunderstands the Central Valley, its industry and its needs. Technology
Farmers see the new law as yet another slight by a state Legislature that misunderstands the Central Valley, its industry and its needs. L.A. Now
Donald J. Trump continued to sow doubts about the citizenship of the first black president even as his campaign is trying to reach out to minorities.“I’ll answer that question at the right time,” Mr. Trump said when asked about President Obama’s birthplace. “I just don’t want to answer it yet.”
Farmers see the new law as yet another slight by a state Legislature that misunderstands the Central Valley, its industry and its needs. ’We need to be paid overtime’
Donald J. Trump said he would like to move on from the conspiracy theory that the president was not born in the United States, which he has been clinging to for years.
Follow along for the latest updates from the trail, as Donald Trump walks back his stated belief that Barack Obama was not born in the US
Donald J. Trump officially retreated from the “birther” conspiracy theory he had clung to for years, while falsely accusing Hillary Clinton’s campaign of first raising doubts.The shift comes as he is trying to make amends with black voters who were offended when he challenged the legitimacy of the country’s first black president.
2016 Election
Donald J. Trump officially retreated from the “birther” conspiracy theory he had clung to for years, while falsely accusing Hillary Clinton’s campaign of first raising doubts in 2008.The shift comes as he is trying to make amends with black voters who were offended when he challenged the legitimacy of the country’s first black president.
The Republican presidential nominee finally concedes that Obama was born in the U.S. after refusing to do so as recently as Thursday. He also incorrectly blames Hillary Clinton for fueling the birther controversy. CALIFORNIA
It took Donald J. Trump five years, but on Friday he surrendered to reality after a remarkable campaign of relentless deception to undermine President Obama.The essential question — why promote a lie? — may be unanswerable. It might not matter. He kept doing it.
Clinton campaign calls press conference ‘disgraceful’ as Trump continues to wrongly accuse Clinton of starting ’birther’ movement
The Republican presidential nominee finally concedes that Obama was born in the U.S. after refusing to do so as recently as Thursday. He also incorrectly blames Hillary Clinton for fueling the birther controversy. BUSINESS
It took Donald J. Trump five years, but on Friday he surrendered to reality after a remarkable campaign of relentless deception to undermine President Obama.The essential question — why promote a lie? — may be unanswerable. It might not matter. He kept doing it.
'President Barack Obama was born in the United States. Period. Now we all want to get back to making America strong and great again,' he said. He also incorrectly blamed Hillary Clinton for fueling the birther controversy. BUSINESS
Every week hundreds make the pilgrimage to Friendship Circle between San Diego and Tijuana to see their loved ones through a metal fence. Now there is an effort to let people get together in a spot where they can embrace.
The preparations for what would be North Korea's third test this year reinforce growing concern that it may soon have multi-stage ballistic missiles that could threaten much of Asia and possibly within a decade reach the U.S. Politics