The archive of all headlines from June 23, 2016, organized by time of publication.
The dire estimate offered by federal officials brings the loss of trees since 2010 to at least 66 million, a number that is expected to increase considerably throughout the year, despite an average winter of rain and snow that brought some relief to urban Californians. L.A. Now
The dire estimate offered by federal officials brings the loss of trees since 2010 to at least 66 million, a number that is expected to increase considerably throughout the year, despite an average winter of rain and snow that brought some relief to urban Californians. EUROPE
The dire estimate offered by federal officials brings the loss of trees since 2010 to at least 66 million, a number that is expected to increase considerably throughout the year, despite an average winter of rain and snow that brought some relief to urban Californians. L.A. Now
Civil rights leader John Lewis, 76, says ‘We have been too quiet for too long’ as the moment was broadcast via Periscope after TV cameras were turned off
The Los Angeles County district attorney's office says new evidence was uncovered that raises doubts about his guilt. Politics
Civil rights leader John Lewis, 76, says ‘We have been too quiet for too long’ as the moment was broadcast via Periscope after TV cameras were turned off
Dozens of lawmakers sat on the floor of the House chamber before a weeklong recess, effectively halting legislative activity by chanting, “No bill, no break!”After Republicans cut off the microphones and the live C-Span feed, Democrats enlisted the Periscope live-stream feature of Twitter to overcome the blackout.
Day’s presidential campaigning upstaged by raucous scenes in Congress as Speaker Paul Ryan is drowned out by chants from representatives demanding action on mass shootings
The scene, including chants of 'No bill, no break!' was like nothing that has occurred in Congress in recent years, more reminiscent of the civil rights battles of the 1960s than today's often predictably scripted debates. L.A. Now
Lawmakers sat on the floor of the House chamber to attempt to force a vote on gun legislation, effectively halting any other activity by chanting, “No bill, no break!”After Republicans cut off the microphones and the live C-Span feed, Democrats enlisted the Periscope live-stream feature of Twitter to overcome the blackout.
The scene, including chants of 'No bill, no break!' was like nothing that has occurred in Congress in recent years, more reminiscent of the civil rights battles of the 1960s than today's often predictably scripted debates.Watch live: House Democrats pledge to stay all night
The scene, including chants of 'No bill, no break!' was like nothing that has occurred in Congress in recent years, more reminiscent of the civil rights battles of the 1960s than today's often predictably scripted debates.Watch live: House Democrats pledge to stay all night #NoBillNoBreak
Democrats sat on the floor of the House chamber to attempt to force a vote on gun legislation, effectively halting any other activity by chanting, “No bill, no break!”After Republicans cut off the microphones and the live C-Span feed, Democrats enlisted the Periscope live-stream feature of Twitter to overcome the blackout.
Day’s presidential campaigning upstaged by raucous scenes in Congress as Speaker Paul Ryan faces rebellion from representatives demanding action on mass shootings
Orlando Nightclub Massacre
Democrats sat on the floor of the House chamber to attempt to force a vote on gun legislation, effectively halting any other activity by chanting, “No bill, no break!”The standoff continued through early Thursday, as Speaker Paul D. Ryan contemplated adjourning the House until July 5, which would shut down the Democrats’ protest.
The scene, including chants of 'No bill, no break!' was like nothing that has occurred in Congress in recent years, more reminiscent of the civil rights battles of the 1960s than today's often predictably scripted debates.At the House Democrats' gun sit-in, a shouting match broke out and lawmakers had to be separated
Orlando Nightclub Massacre
Democrats sat on the floor of the House chamber to attempt to force a vote on gun legislation, effectively halting any other activity by chanting, “No bill, no break!”The standoff continued until early Thursday, when Speaker Paul D. Ryan barreled over Democrats’ objections and adjourned the House, with no legislative votes scheduled until July 5.
For almost every criticism Trump leveled at Hillary Clinton, a corresponding criticism could be made of Trump.How Donald Trump's speech attacking Hillary Clinton compares with the facts
Analysis: For almost every criticism Trump leveled at Hillary Clinton, a corresponding criticism could be made of Trump.How Donald Trump's speech attacking Hillary Clinton compares with the facts
Speaker Paul Ryan faces rebellion from representatives demanding action on mass shootings
Follow live updates of the Democrats’ sit-in of the House of Representatives to force a vote on gun reform
Democrats sat on the floor of the House chamber to attempt to force a vote on gun legislation, effectively halting any other activity by chanting, “No bill, no break!”Early Thursday, Speaker Paul D. Ryan adjourned the House, with no legislative votes scheduled until July 5, but furious Democrats remained on the House floor.
The case challenged a part of the admission program at the University of Texas at Austin that takes race and ethnicity into account. The vote was 4-3. Only seven justices participated in the decision, as Justice Elena Kagan had recused herself for prior work on the case.
The justices, by a 4-3 vote, ruled against a white student who was turned down by the University of Texas and claimed she was a victim of discrimination because race was a factor in the admissions process. Politics
The justices, by a 4-3 vote, ruled against a white student who was turned down by the University of Texas and claimed she was a victim of discrimination because race was a factor in the admissions process.How UCLA is boosting campus diversity, despite the ban on affirmative action
Executive action to shield families from deportation remains on hold in major blow to Obama in the final months of his presidency
The Supreme Court deadlocked over the legality of President Obama's sweeping immigration plan, dealing a defeat to the White House. Supreme Court to decide if people awaiting deportation have a right to release on bond
The case concerned a program intended to allow unauthorized immigrants who are the parents of citizens or of lawful permanent residents to apply for a program that would spare them from deportation. The 4-4 tie left in place an appeals court ruling blocking the plan, dealing a setback to an ambitious program that President Obama had hoped would become one of his central legacies.
The Supreme Court’s 4-4 tie left in place an appeals court ruling blocking an order that President Obama hoped would be a central legacy. The justices’ deadlock amplifies an already contentious election-year debate over immigration and presidential power.
Ventura County firefighters are racing to stop thousands of gallons of crude oil from flowing into the ocean after a leak was spotted at Prince Barranca valley, officials said. Oil spill
The Supreme Court’s 4-4 tie left in place an appeals court ruling blocking an order that President Obama hoped would be a central legacy. The justices’ deadlock amplifies an already contentious election-year debate over immigration and presidential power.
Obama calls decision ‘heartbreaking’ as suspension of executive action to shield families from deportation delivers major blow in final months of presidency
The president mourned the defeat of his sweeping plan to offer deportation relief to millions of immigrants and cast the November election as a referendum on the immigration system.
The president mourned the defeat of his sweeping plan to offer deportation relief to millions of immigrants and cast the November election as a referendum on the immigration system. Morning Reportlatest headlines L.A. Now
Democrats vacate House floor after marathon rally calling for vote on gun control measures
The president mourned the defeat of his sweeping plan to offer deportation relief to millions of immigrants and cast the November election as a referendum on the immigration system.Immigrant rights activists vow to keep fighting after Supreme Court deadlock
‘We are going to win this struggle’ says John Lewis in vowing to continue fight after July Fourth recess as Republicans signal they will still oppose reform
The president mourned the defeat of his sweeping plan to offer deportation relief to millions of immigrants and cast the November election as a referendum on the immigration system.
Rolling coverage of the results of the UK’s EU referendum as they come in, with reaction and analysis
Brexit or remain? Rolling coverage of the results of the UK’s EU referendum as they come in, with reaction and analysis