The archive of all headlines from May 23, 2016, organized by time of publication.
The Somali community in Minnesota is more than 30,000 strong, and though it has long endured high poverty and unemployment, it also has found ways to thrive. In recent years, terrorism investigations have thrown it under hard scrutiny. ENTERTAINMENT
The Somali community in Minnesota is more than 30,000 strong, and though it has long endured high poverty and unemployment, it also has found ways to thrive. In recent years, terrorism investigations have thrown it under hard scrutiny. MOVIES
The Somali community in Minnesota is more than 30,000 strong, and though it has long endured high poverty and unemployment, it also has found ways to thrive. In recent years, terrorism investigations have thrown it under hard scrutiny. latimes.com
The Somali community in Minnesota is more than 30,000 strong, and though it has long endured high poverty and unemployment, it also has found ways to thrive. In recent years, terrorism investigations have thrown it under hard scrutiny. MIDDLE EAST
The sequestered jury chooses a film by a British director. But critics at the festival had other favorites.Critic: The Cannes jury picked 'I, Daniel Blake' for the Palme d'Or, but they got it wrong
The attack is believed to be the first American drone strike in the de facto headquarters of the Afghan Taliban.The death of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, if confirmed, would throw the insurgency into its second leadership crisis within a year.
The visit is controversial among those who say that dropping nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki helped save lives and bring about an end to World War II. But for survivors, it's a historic recognition of their suffering. COMPANY TOWN
The visit is controversial among those who say that dropping nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki helped save lives and bring about an end to World War II. But for survivors, it's a historic recognition of their suffering. L.A. Now
President Obama, during a visit to Vietnam, released a statement calling the killing of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour “an important milestone.”
The utility's contractor was not properly trained or equipped to carry out the cleaning operation, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health concluded. L.A. Now
President Obama called the killing of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour “an important milestone.”His death throws the insurgency into its second leadership crisis within a year.
President Obama called the killing of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour in Pakistan “an important milestone.”His death throws the insurgency into its second leadership crisis within a year.
The utility's contractor was not properly trained or equipped to carry out the cleaning operation, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health concluded. ASIA
The utility's contractor was not properly trained or equipped to carry out the cleaning operation, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health concluded. ASIA
The White House confirmed the killing of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour in an American drone strike in Pakistan.President Obama said the United States had “removed the leader of an organization that has continued to plot against and unleash attacks on American and coalition forces.”
Monitor says at least five suicide attacks and two car bombs hit Jableh and Tartous, which until now have escaped worst of conflict
The utility's contractor was not properly trained or equipped to carry out the cleaning operation, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health concluded. CALIFORNIA
The White House confirmed that Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour had been killed in an American drone strike in Pakistan.President Obama said the United States had sent a message that “we’re going to protect our people.”
President Obama confirmed that Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour had been killed in an American drone strike in Pakistan.His death upends the group’s latest military offensive and throws the insurgency into its second leadership crisis within a year.
Monitor says at least five suicide attacks and two car bombs hit Jableh and Tartous, which until now have escaped worst of conflict
Monitor says at least five suicide attacks and two car bombs hit Jableh and Tartous, which until now have escaped worst of conflict
Isis claims responsibility for explosions in Jableh and Tartous, saying it was targeting supporters of President Bashar al-Assad
As ex-Pentagon official condemns whistleblowing system, experts hope justice department does more than ‘rearrange deckchairs on the Titanic’
The move opens the way to greater military cooperation between the former foes and an expanded American presence in the region. CALIFORNIA
The move paves the way to greater military cooperation between the former foes and an expanded American presence in the region. CALIFORNIA
The move paves the way to greater military cooperation between the former foes and an expanded American presence in the region. US President Obama visits Vietnam
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Baltimore police officer, the first of six officers to receive a verdict in the case, found not guilty of assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office
Analysis: While Bernie Sanders and Bill Clinton have disagreed over trade, crime policies, healthcare and college tuition, something new was evident as the two coursed through Southern California this weekend, something that seemed, perhaps temporarily, like détente.Asian Americans becoming more Democratic, survey finds
Baltimore police officer, the first of six officers to receive a verdict in the case, found not guilty of assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office
Analysis: While the two politicians have disagreed over trade, crime policies, healthcare and college tuition, something new was evident as the two coursed through Southern California this weekend, something that seemed, perhaps temporarily, like détente.Asian Americans becoming more Democratic, survey finds
Officer Edward M. Nero was found not guilty of second-degree assault against Mr. Gray, a black man who died of injuries sustained in police custody. The verdict is likely to fuel renewed debate over the way the police patrol poor and minority neighborhoods.
Officer Edward M. Nero was found not guilty of second-degree assault against Mr. Gray, a black man who died of injuries sustained in police custody. The verdict is likely to renew debate over whether anyone will be held responsible for Mr. Gray’s death.
Analysis: While the two politicians have disagreed over trade, crime policies, healthcare and college tuition, something new was evident as the two coursed through Southern California this weekend, something that seemed, perhaps temporarily, like détente.Thousands gather for Bernie Sanders rally in Irvine
Analysis: While the two politicians have disagreed over trade, crime policies, healthcare and college tuition, something new was evident as the two coursed through Southern California this weekend, something that seemed, perhaps temporarily, like détente.Donald Trump sees political gain in Bill Clinton’s extramarital affairs
Officer Edward M. Nero was found not guilty of second-degree assault against Mr. Gray, a black man who died of injuries sustained in police custody. The verdict is likely to renew debate over whether anyone will be held responsible for Mr. Gray’s death.
Baltimore police officer found not guilty of assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct
Portland's 'safe sleep policy' allows the homeless to bunk down on city sidewalks in groups of up to six, starting at 9 p.m. daily and packing up and leaving by 7 the next morning.Steve Lopez: Tired of homelessness? Here are some opportunities to take action
Officer Edward M. Nero was found not guilty of second-degree assault against Mr. Gray, a black man who died of injuries sustained in police custody. The verdict is likely to renew debate over whether anyone will be held responsible for Mr. Gray’s death.