The archive of all headlines from December 19, 2015, organized by time of publication.
The breach puts a spotlight on the outsize role such voter data files play in today's politics. L.A. Now
For the first time in the civil war in Syria, the Security Council backed a process for resolving the conflict.
The findings from an inquiry by the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee underscore the cursory nature of the vetting of the tens of thousands of people who enter the U.S. each year on the so-called fiancee visa. L.A. Now
Senator Bernie Sanders’s campaign said the party was trying to “undermine” him after his campaign was penalized for accessing Hillary Clinton’s data during a breach.
Senator Bernie Sanders’s campaign said the party was trying to “undermine” him after his campaign was penalized for accessing Hillary Clinton’s data during a breach.
Senator Bernie Sanders’s campaign had sued the Democratic Party after his campaign was penalized for accessing Hillary Clinton’s data. But an official in the Sanders campaign later said its access to the national voter files would be restored by Saturday.
The president and his wife land at the San Bernardino airport and speak briefly with local officials before departing for a high school to meet with victims' families and first responders. Nation
Drivers honk as the motorcade moves toward Indian Springs High School. Crowds line the route, cheering, snapping photos and waving American flags.
Senator Bernie Sanders’s campaign had sued the Democratic Party after it was penalized for accessing Hillary Clinton’s data. Later, the national committee said it would restore the campaign’s access to voter files by Saturday but continue to investigate the breach.
Vermont senator’s camp claims a capitulation, but Democratic National Committee says move made only after Sanders complied with its requests
The president and his wife meet privately with victims' families and first responders at Indian Springs High School. «I could see that they were pained by what had happened," says one man.
An acquaintance recalls Enrique Marquez saying: «She won't even kiss me." Federal prosecutors allege that he gave false information in order to secure residency for the woman. L.A. Now
«You either close it down," says one lawyer, «or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down." L.A. Now
«You either close [the storage facility] down," says one lawyer, «or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down." L.A. Now
«You either close [the storage facility] down," says one lawyer, «or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down." CALIFORNIA
«You either close [the storage facility] down," says one lawyer, «or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down." Nation
Senator Bernie Sanders’s campaign had sued the Democratic Party after it was penalized for accessing proprietary information from Hillary Clinton’s team during a software glitch.
«You either close [the storage facility] down," says one lawyer, «or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down." Nation Now
«You either close [the storage facility] down," says one lawyer, «or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down." National Politics
'You either close [the storage facility] down,' says one lawyer, 'or have the company buy up the surrounding properties. It would be cheaper to just close it down.' National Politics
Russian president’s warning comes just hours after UN roadmap agreed
Warning that Moscow will use ‘more military means’ in Syria conflict comes hours after UN roadmap to peace was agreed
Even as patients died and others were put at risk, Olympus Corp. continued to sell a popular medical device and failed to warn U.S. hospitals that the scopes were tied to dangerous infections, according to interviews with dozens of hospital officials, doctors, regulators and former Olympus employees. CALIFORNIA
Even as patients died and others were put at risk, Olympus Corp. continued to sell a popular medical device and failed to warn U.S. hospitals that the scopes were tied to dangerous infections, according to interviews with dozens of hospital officials, doctors, regulators and former Olympus employees. COMPANY TOWN
The tale of campaign snooping that saw party leaders bar the Sanders campaign from a voter database brings Clinton’s electronic records to the fore again
Even as patients died and others were put at risk, Olympus Corp. continued to sell a popular medical device and failed to warn U.S. hospitals that the scopes were tied to dangerous infections, according to interviews with hospital officials, doctors, regulators and former Olympus employees.More coverage: A killer on the loose