The archive of all headlines from February 18, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Pope Francis concludes an emotional, provocative journey through Mexico, symbolically tracing the path of migrants headed for the United States and ending up at the border that divides and unites two societies.Live updates: Watch Pope Francis' cross-border Mass
Hackers used malware to infect the institution's computers, preventing hospital staff from being able to communicate from those devices Mexico & the Americas
Hackers used malware to infect the institution's computers, preventing hospital staff from being able to communicate from those devices CALIFORNIA
Hackers used malware to infect the Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center's computers, preventing hospital staff from being able to communicate from those devices. CALIFORNIA
A judge’s order that Apple unlock the iPhone of the San Bernardino gunman set off a furious public battle between the Obama administration and the tech company, in a dispute with far-reaching legal implications.
The visit, to be formally announced Thursday, would make him the first sitting US president to visit the island in nearly nine decades
If Apple is able to fight the court order, there will be ripple effect and it will set up a high barrier for government groups to access data, experts say.How an Apple passcode has foiled the FBI
Shame on Cruz and Rubio for falsely claiming that there was an 80-year precedent of the Senate not confirming a lame-duck president's nominee during an election year. It wasn't really a lie -- just a crock of ignorance. CALIFORNIA
The battle between Apple and law enforcement officials over unlocking the iPhone of a San Bernardino gunman is heading toward a predictable conclusion: In the long run, the tech companies will emerge victorious.
Shame on Cruz and Rubio for falsely claiming that there was an 80-year precedent of the Senate not confirming a lame-duck president's nominee during an election year. It wasn't really a lie -- just a crock of ignorance. National Politics
Says one observer: «Apple is now viewed as the flag bearer for protecting citizen data, and if they succeed, there will be a flood of other companies following suit." CALIFORNIA
The battle between Apple and law enforcement officials over unlocking the iPhone of a San Bernardino gunman is heading toward a predictable conclusion: In the long run, the tech companies will emerge victorious.
For months the bureau searched for a compelling case that would force Apple to weaken its security – and then the San Bernardino shooting happened
Says one observer: «Apple is now viewed as the flag bearer for protecting citizen data, and if they succeed, there will be a flood of other companies following suit." Politics
Says one observer: «Apple is now viewed as the flag bearer for protecting citizen data, and if they succeed, there will be a flood of other companies following suit." Politics
Says one observer: «Apple is now viewed as the flag bearer for protecting citizen data, and if they succeed, there will be a flood of other companies following suit.«Apple CEO says helping FBI hack into terrorist's iPhone would be 'too dangerous'
Says one observer: «Apple is now viewed as the flag bearer for protecting citizen data, and if they succeed, there will be a flood of other companies following suit.«Q&A: Apple vs. FBI is epic fight over privacy and national security
Five women suffered prolonged miscarriages, severe infections and emotional trauma at Mercy Health Partners when staff neglected patients’ health to uphold religious directives against inducing delivery, report reveals
The pope inserted himself into the U.S. presidential race, and, when asked about contraception in areas where the Zika virus poses a threat, said, “Avoiding pregnancy is not an absolute evil.”
Pope says while on visit to Mexico that anyone who wants to build a border wall isn’t Christian
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Trump responds after the pope suggests presidential candidate is ‘not a Christian’ because of his plan to build a border wall between the US and Mexico
He says women threatened by the virus could use artificial contraception but not abort the fetus, citing a clear moral difference.Pope suggests Donald Trump 'is not Christian'
'A person who only thinks about building walls, wherever they are, and not in building bridges, is not Christian,' the pope says, speaking in Italian. 'That is not part of the gospel.'Pope says contraception might be condoned in Zika crisis
The news puts an end to four months of foul air that sickened many residents and forced thousands of people to relocate to temporary housing far from the leaking well.With Porter Ranch-area leak halted, gas company prepares for the legal battles
Pope Francis says it is not his intention to meddle in the U.S. election. The pontiff says he is willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt to determine if he really said the things attributed to him.Pope implies contraception might be condoned in Zika crisis
The lawsuit filed by the Los Angeles city attorney claims the developer's negligence was responsible for the damage caused by a massive 2014 fire that destroyed the 75,000-square foot, seven-story complex alongside the 110 Freeway. World
Facing high construction costs and political opposition in Southern California, the state has decided to build the first 250-mile section of the California bullet train from San Jose to Bakersfield rather than from Fresno to Burbank. L.A. Now