The archive of all headlines from December 23, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Lee Baca has been on trial over charges that the lawman tried to obstruct an FBI investigation into allegations of abuse and other misconduct by his jail deputies.The Baca mistrial explained: What you need to know about the former sheriff's case
Department of Homeland Security will tear down Nseers, in an attempt to block Donald Trump’s declared intention to ban Muslims from US
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Lee Baca has been on trial over charges that the lawman tried to obstruct an FBI investigation into allegations of abuse and other misconduct by his jail deputies. NATION
This year had no shortage of surprises, from President-elect Donald Trump to Nobel laureate Bob Dylan to the end of Brangelina (or was that one inevitable?). Take some time to recall the biggest stories of 2016 -- if only to prepare for the cacophony that undoubtedly will erupt in 2017.SEE THE STORY
Under pressure from conservative activists, Trump is contemplating choosing an agency chief who would upend the entire veterans healthcare system. L.A. Now
Two brothers detained in Oberhausen on suspicion of planning attack on CentrO, one of Germany’s largest shopping centres, in run-up to Christmas
The chaos is partly blamed on snow and rain nationwide, which creates a ripple effect for travelers and leads to packed airports. Lost and forgotten luggage is causing major headaches. Politics
The chaos is partly blamed on snow and rain nationwide, which creates a ripple effect for travelers and leads to packed airports. Lost and forgotten luggage is causing major headaches.
CCTV footage shows him at mosque the night after attack and police believe his injuries mean he will not risk travelling far
CCTV footage shows him at mosque the night after attack and police believe his injuries mean he will not risk travelling far
Italian media report that Anis Amri has been killed in a shootout in Milan
The Italian interior minister has confirmed that Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan
Anis Amri, the suspect in the Berlin truck attack on Monday, reportedly pulled a gun from his backpack after being asked to show his identity papers, and was killed in the ensuing shootout. L.A. Now
Anis Amri, the chief suspect in the deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin earlier this week, was killed by police in a shootout outside Milan, Italian officials said.A 24-year-old Tunisian, Mr. Amri was asked to show identification papers during a routine traffic stop. He immediately opened fire and was shot by an officer.
Berlin Truck Attack
Anis Amri, the suspect in the Berlin truck attack on Monday, pulled a gun from his backpack after being asked to show his identity papers, and was killed in the ensuing shootout. L.A. Now
Anis Amri, the chief suspect in the deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin earlier this week, was killed by police in a shootout outside Milan, Italian officials said.A 24-year-old Tunisian, Mr. Amri was asked to show identification papers during a routine traffic stop. He immediately opened fire and was shot by an officer.
Berlin Truck Attack
Anis Amri, the suspect in the Berlin truck attack on Monday, pulled a gun from his backpack after being asked to show his identity papers, and was killed in the ensuing shootout.
Anis Amri, the chief suspect in the deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin earlier this week, was killed in a shootout early Friday, Italian officials said.A 24-year-old Tunisian, Mr. Amri was asked to show identification papers during a routine traffic stop. He immediately opened fire and was fatally shot by an officer.
• Italian interior minister confirms Anis Amri killed• Police officer injured during shootout, according to reports• Amri travelled to Italy via France, Italian authorities say
Anis Amri, the chief suspect in the deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin earlier this week, was killed in a shootout early Friday, Italian officials said.A 24-year-old Tunisian, Mr. Amri was asked to show identification papers during a routine stop. He immediately opened fire and was fatally shot by an officer.
Anis Amri, the chief suspect in the deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin earlier this week, was killed in a shootout early Friday, Italian officials said.A 24-year-old Tunisian, Mr. Amri immediately opened fire after a routine stop and was fatally shot by an officer.
The Italian interior minister has confirmed that Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan
Anis Amri, the chief suspect in the deadly terrorist attack on a Christmas market in Berlin earlier this week, was killed in a shootout early Friday, Italian officials said.A 24-year-old Tunisian, Mr. Amri immediately opened fire after a routine stop and was fatally shot by an officer.
In a region that has been hit hard by five years of severe drought, the hope is that this winter marks something of a turning point.
In a region that has been hit hard by five years of severe drought, there's hope that this winter marks something of a turning point. L.A. Now
The Italian interior minister has confirmed that Anis Amri was killed in a shootout with police in Milan
It was unclear who Trump was directing arms race threats against, but he said he received a letter from Putin calling for ‘collaboration on the international scene’
In an era of heightened security at stores and shopping centers, porch pirating has become one of the easiest forms of petty theft. L.A. Now
The Obama administration allowed the Security Council to adopt a resolution that condemns Israeli settlement construction.The decision not to veto broke an American tradition of serving as Israel’s diplomatic shield, and defied pressure by President-elect Donald J. Trump and Israel.
In an era of heightened security at stores and shopping centers, porch pirating has become one of the easiest forms of petty theft. ESSENTIAL POLITICS
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Donald Trump and Israel had urged Washington to use its veto to stop historic security council resolution
The Obama administration allowed the Security Council to adopt a resolution that condemns Israeli settlement construction.The decision not to veto broke an American tradition of serving as Israel’s diplomatic shield, and defied pressure by President-elect Donald J. Trump and Israel.
Fisher, 60, was rushed to the hospital by Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics shortly after noon, after her 11-hour flight touched down at LAX. Afternoon Reportlatest headlines Politics