The archive of all headlines from February 23, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Passenger reported man to company but safety screeners did not prioritize complaint since it wasn’t about violence
Senator Ted Cruz fired his communications director on Monday after the aide acknowledged spreading a false news story about Senator Marco Rubio, an ill-timed shake-up for Cruz’s campaign on the eve of the Republican caucuses in Nevada.
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Senator Ted Cruz fired his communications director on Monday after the aide acknowledged spreading a false news story about Senator Marco Rubio, an ill-timed shake-up for Mr. Cruz’s campaign on the eve of the Republican caucuses in Nevada.
Jose Alejandro Sanchez-Ramirez faces one misdemeanor count in the Feb. 24, 2015, crash that left one person dead and 34 injured.
Residents of Michigan city targeted by Jason Dalton call for action on mass shootings at ceremony honouring the six victims
Republican frontrunner, enjoying double-digit lead over Cruz and Rubio, exudes confidence ahead of fourth state contest
Republican frontrunner, enjoying double-digit lead over rivals, exudes confidence ahead of fourth state contest
Republican frontrunner, enjoying double-digit lead over rivals, exudes confidence ahead of fourth state contest
Republican frontrunner, enjoying double-digit lead over rivals, exudes confidence ahead of fourth state contest
Amid the tense standoff between the FBI and Apple, protests are planned across the nation today supporting the tech giant's refusal to unlock the San Bernardino gunman's iPhone. L.A. Now
Tuesday’s Nevada caucuses will be a test of Donald J. Trump’s staying power, and of whether Marco Rubio’s mainstream appeal or Ted Cruz’s right-leaning policies can slow his momentum.
For some, Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone and what it could reveal beyond its locked pass code is a valuable puzzle piece in the FBI's investigation. A failure to pursue that data, they say, could hinder their chance at closure.Apple vs. FBI: Protests planned across the nation over phone privacy
For some, Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone and what it could reveal beyond its locked pass code is a valuable puzzle piece in the FBI's investigation. A failure to pursue that data, they say, could hinder their chance at closure.Apple backs idea for panel to study technology and national security
For some, Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone and what it could reveal beyond its locked pass code is a valuable puzzle piece in the FBI's investigation. A failure to pursue that data, they say, could hinder their chance at closure.Apple vs. FBI: Protests planned across the nation over phone privacy
If the company loses in court, chances are it's still business as usual for the iPhone. For the government, the stakes are higher.Apple vs. FBI: Bill Gates weighs in, while protests are planned across the nation
If the company loses in court, chances are it's still business as usual for the iPhone. For the government, the stakes are higher.Apple-FBI battle over San Bernardino terror attack investigation: All the details
President expresses frustration at battle to close facility in imploring Congress to shut down detention center
If the company loses in court, chances are it's still business as usual for the iPhone. For the government, the stakes are higher.Bill Gates backs FBI, while protests are planned across the nation
If the company loses in court, chances are it's still business as usual for the iPhone. For the government, the stakes are higher.Bill Gates on Apple-FBI fight: 'Government shouldn't have to be completely blind'
As a Republican candidate for president, Donald J. Trump has played up his stature in the city of his birth. But his local real estate holdings are limited, and some banks and contractors are leery of working with him.
If the company loses in court, chances are it's still business as usual for the iPhone. For the government, the stakes are higher.Apple vs. FBI: Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, John McAfee and more are taking stands
Zika Virus Outbreak
The C.D.C. said it was investigating 14 cases of Zika transmission from male travelers to female partners, but had only confirmed two of them so far.
Zika Virus Outbreak
If confirmed, the unexpectedly high number would have major implications for controlling the virus. The C.D.C. said the reports involved transmission from male travelers to female partners in the United States.
The changing climate will not only bring new diseases, experts say, but also will threaten the water supply, worsen air quality and cardiovascular disease and cause deaths from extreme heat. Europe
Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, showed no sign of relenting to pressure from President Obama and Senate Democrats, urging the president to reconsider even submitting a name.
The changing climate will not only bring new diseases, experts say, but also will threaten the water supply, worsen air quality and cardiovascular disease and cause deaths from extreme heat. Nation
Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, showed no sign of relenting to pressure from President Obama and Senate Democrats, urging the president to reconsider even submitting a name.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, showed no sign of relenting to pressure from President Obama and Senate Democrats.
Trying to kill any prospect for a Supreme Court nomination by President Obama, Senate Republicans said they would not even meet with anyone whom the president puts forward.
The changing climate will not only bring new diseases, experts say, but also will threaten the water supply, worsen air quality and cardiovascular disease and cause deaths from extreme heat. Politics
Trying to kill any prospect for a Supreme Court nomination by President Obama, Senate Republicans said they would not meet with anyone whom the president puts forward.