The archive of all headlines from February 20, 2016, organized by time of publication.
In a stinging rebuke of Apple, federal prosecutors contend that the company is 'not above the law' and could easily help the government unlock a terrorist's smart phone without undermining anyone else's privacy.How the iPhone's security measures work
In a stinging rebuke of Apple, federal prosecutors contend that the company is 'not above the law' and could easily help the government unlock a terrorist's smart phone without undermining anyone else's privacy.Apple and feds reveal San Bernardino shooter's iCloud password was reset hours after attack
A court filing portrays the conflict as a battle between FBI agents working to obtain key information about a terrorist plot and a private company wishing to protect its reputation and brand.Apple and feds reveal San Bernardino shooter's iCloud password was reset hours after attack
The Republican presidential candidates hurtled across South Carolina to make their final, frantic pitch one day before the state’s primary as polls showed the race tightening.
Prosecutors still contend that unlocking the iPhone is crucial because some data does not sync to iCloud.Feds slam Apple, saying it could easily help unlock iPhone and is 'not above the law'
The Republican presidential candidates made their final, frantic pitch before the state’s primary on Saturday, which comes as a new poll shows Donald J. Trump’s rivals closing in on his comfortable lead.
Ahead of primaries, Bill and Chelsea Clinton stump in Nevada, Sanders accuses rival of pandering to black Americans, while Trump urges South Carolina to war against Apple
Despite stiffer requirements, the district says it has averted a looming graduation crisis and could be on the path to its most diplomas ever. BUSINESS
The trend is for businesses to just pay the ransom and get their data back, but as one LAPD captain says: «Paying a ransom doesn't ensure anything." Education
Apple executives insist they are acting to protect customers' privacy, adding that the government's motion is designed to get media attention. Crime & Courts
Apple executives insist they are acting to protect customers' privacy, adding that the government's motion is designed to get media attention. BUSINESS
2016 Election
South Carolina’s Republican primary comes as a new poll shows Donald J. Trump’s lead shrinking. The Democrats face a fiercely contested caucus in Nevada.
The Reagan appointee enjoyed an outsized role at the Supreme Court and shaped a generation of conservatives, but his landmark rulings were few. He will be buried today. Nation
South Carolina’s Republican primary comes as a new poll shows Donald J. Trump’s lead shrinking. The Democrats face a fiercely contested caucus in Nevada.
The L.A. school district now claims it has, almost overnight, averted a looming graduation crisis and could be on the path to its most diplomas ever. Nation
Nevada Democrats and South Carolina Republicans will start resolving pressing questions about the presidential race on Saturday in the next round of what have become unexpectedly fierce nominating contests.
Round three of the 2016 election begins with Democrats facing off in Nevada and Republicans trying to overtake Trump in South Carolina
The Reagan appointee enjoyed an outsized role at the Supreme Court and shaped a generation of conservatives, but his landmark rulings were few. He will be buried today.
2016 Election
Round three of the 2016 election begins with Democrats facing off in Nevada and Republicans trying to overtake Trump in South Carolina
Nevada, a state with little important history in the presidential nominating process, is poised to play a major role in the increasingly competitive Democratic race.Trump, turnout and four other things to watch for in Nevada and South Carolina voting
Round three of the 2016 election begins with Democrats facing off in Nevada and Republicans trying to overtake Trump in South Carolina
Join us for live coverage and analysis of the Nevada Democratic caucuses and the South Carolina Republican primary.
The 2016 contest drew entries from around the world: 5,775 photographers from 128 countries submitted 82,951 images. The jury gave prizes in eight categories to 41 photographers from 21 countries. (Warren Richardson) World Press photo of the year: Australian photographer Warren Richardson took… PhotographyRainstorm passes through Southland
By edging Bernie Sanders in Nevada, Mrs. Clinton is now in a stronger position heading into South Carolina, whose Democratic primary is next weekend.
Clinton’s slim victory, in a state she was once expected to win easily with support from minority voters, raises questions about the strength of her campaign
Despite Clinton’s projected victory, a strong Sanders challenge could further erode her status as the presumed Democratic nominee