The archive of all headlines from September 17, 2016, organized by time of publication.
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.
First lady makes case for why Donald Trump is not qualified for the presidency as her college campus appearance is part of a push win back millennial voters
The 2016 presidential campaign has followed a pattern: In a contest featuring two widely disliked candidates, each has risen in response to the other’s failings and each has fallen.What Donald Trump has said through the years about where President Obama was born
Should the museum be a home for African Americans on America’s 'front lawn' — once surrounded by slave auctions — or a place to teach others, namely white Americans, about a history they may not fully understand? OBITUARIES
Should the museum be a home for African Americans on America’s 'front lawn' — once surrounded by slave auctions — or a place to teach others, namely white Americans, about a history they may not fully understand?
In a sometimes bizarre speech, GOP nominee went off-script to call for his rival’s bodyguards to ‘disarm immediately’ – adding, ‘Let’s see what happens to her’
2016 Election
Should the museum be a home for African Americans on America’s 'front lawn' — once surrounded by slave auctions — or a place to teach others, namely white Americans, about a history they may not fully understand? Politics
Trump’s comment, which the Clinton campaign called an invitation to commit violence against the Democratic presidential nominee, came at a Miami rally thick with racial politics on the day he finally conceded that President Obama was born in the United States. NATION
Trump’s comment, which the Clinton campaign called an invitation to commit violence against the Democratic presidential nominee, came at a Miami rally thick with racial politics on the day he finally conceded that President Obama was born in the United States. L.A. Now
2016 Election
The boom is bringing excitement among some who have long clamored for more investment in South L.A. But it’s also displacing tenants and sparking racial tension. Politics
The seats creak, the rows are narrow and the entrance tunnels feel like they were built for hobbits. The Coliseum was built for the thinner, shorter Angelenos of the 1920s, but its grandeur has never shrunk. Education
In a sometimes bizarre speech, GOP nominee went off-script to call for his rival’s bodyguards to ‘disarm immediately’ – adding, ‘Let’s see what happens to her’
In a sometimes bizarre speech, GOP nominee went off-script to call for his rival’s bodyguards to ‘disarm immediately’ – adding, ‘Let’s see what happens to her’
The seats creak, the rows are narrow and the entrance tunnels feel like they were built for hobbits. The Coliseum was built for the thinner, shorter Angelenos of the 1920s, but its grandeur has never shrunk. L.A. Now
The seats creak, the rows are narrow and the entrance tunnels feel like they were built for hobbits. The Coliseum was built for the thinner, shorter Angelenos of the 1920s, but its grandeur has never shrunk.
Though Bashar al-Assad’s standing as the president of Syria is diminished, he presents himself as the leader the country needs during a war for which he denies any responsibility. The new cease-fire is already tenuous, with attacks resuming and aid for the besieged residents of Aleppo stuck at the border.
When Clinton fell ill last Sunday she was on day 518 of a non-stop campaign, following the tradition of grueling US elections – but this one may be peak fatigue
Though Bashar al-Assad’s standing as the president of Syria is diminished, he presents himself as the leader the country needs during a war for which he denies any responsibility. The new cease-fire is already tenuous, with attacks resuming and aid for the besieged residents of Aleppo stuck at the border.
Officials from the Diocese of Orange will preview the changes to the building at Sunday’s celebration of the diocese’s 40th anniversary, an event expected to draw nearly 10,000 of the Catholic faithful. L.A. Now
Donald J. Trump has relied on the government and taxpayers to benefit the core of his Manhattan real estate developments.He is relentless in his “pursuit of every single dime of taxpayer subsidies he can get his paws on,” said one New York City official.
At Houston event closed to press, nominee speaks to controversial group dedicated to people killed by undocumented migrants
Officials from the Diocese of Orange will preview the changes to the building at Sunday’s celebration of the diocese’s 40th anniversary, an event expected to draw nearly 10,000 of the Catholic faithful. MIDDLE EAST
In bigger-is-better Texas, Eagle Stadium, which rivals Staples Center in capacity with 18,000 seats, gives the suburban Dallas high school serious bragging rights. But in the battle of one-upmanship among Texas high schools, a challenger is rising close to home. MIDDLE EAST