The archive of all headlines from August 23, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Meant to give a scripted speech about his rival, the Republican nominee veered off message in an attempt to appeal to minority voters in apocalyptic terms
In a case that raised moral and legal questions about the murkiness of ownership in the chaos of revolution and war, a court ruled that the Pasadena museum is the rightful owner. TRAIL GUIDE
The F.B.I. disclosed that it had collected nearly 15,000 new emails in its investigation of Hillary Clinton. A federal judge ordered that the documents’ release be accelerated, and as a result they could come to light just weeks before the election.
In a case that raised moral and legal questions about the murkiness of ownership in the chaos of revolution and war, a court ruled that the Pasadena museum is the rightful owner. Politics
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It's unclear whether the windows at Bethany Lutheran Church of Hollywood were merely removed or were destroyed. The building is being converted to office space. Politics
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In their place, counties would open temporary elections offices known as 'vote centers' sprinkled throughout communities. L.A. Now
Europe’s Terror Battle
Meant to give a scripted speech about his rival, the Republican nominee veered off message in an attempt to appeal to minority voters
The F.B.I. disclosed that it had collected nearly 15,000 new emails in its investigation of Hillary Clinton. They could come to light just weeks before the election.
In their place, counties would open temporary elections offices known as 'vote centers' sprinkled throughout communities, offering services like early voting and same-day voter registration. L.A. Now
A quarter of the population may have the disease by the end of mosquito season, but efforts to control it have been thwarted by apathy and misinformation
The president has been under pressure for days to visit after flooding killed at least 13 people and displaced thousands from their homes this month. As the rains stopped, he was slammed for his decision to continue vacationing at Martha’s Vineyard. L.A. Now
The president has been under pressure for days to visit after flooding killed at least 13 people and displaced thousands from their homes this month. As the rains stopped, he was slammed for his decision to continue vacationing at Martha’s Vineyard.A before-and-after look at the deadly, record-setting flooding in Louisiana
Abu Zubaydah, who has been detained for 14 years and was tortured by the C.I.A., said he posed no threat at a hearing at Guantánamo Bay.At the time of his capture, American officials mistakenly concluded that he was a top-ranking leader of Al Qaeda.
The US president is visiting Baton Rouge after extraordinary rainfall caused severe flooding, damaging an estimated 60,000 homes
Detainee who the CIA admitted it had waterboarded and who has never been charged with a crime appears for first time in 14 years at quasi-parole hearing
Detainee, who the CIA admitted it had waterboarded and who has never been charged with a crime, appears for first time in 14 years at quasi-parole hearing
As a series of marine heat waves linked to climate change has thrown ocean ecosystems out of whack from Australia to the coast of California, a cooling trend called La Niña has given scientists hope that water temperatures could come back into balance. NATION
As a series of marine heat waves linked to climate change has thrown ocean ecosystems out of whack from Australia to the coast of California, a cooling trend called La Niña has given scientists hope that water temperatures could come back into balance. CALIFORNIA
A report by the right-leaning think tank American Action Forum estimates that finding, detaining, legally processing and deporting everyone who is in the country illegally and preventing future unlawful entry, would cost $400 billion to $600 billion.Trump sticks to hard line on deporting 11 million immigrants
Abu Zubaydah, who has been detained for 14 years and was tortured by the C.I.A., said he posed no threat at a hearing at Guantánamo Bay.American officials had mistakenly concluded that he was a top-ranking leader of Al Qaeda.