The archive of all headlines from December 15, 2016, organized by time of publication.
The evacuation of Syrian rebels bunkered in their last remaining holdouts in the beleaguered city of Aleppo is delayed as an 11th-hour cease-fire forged by Russia and Turkey breaks down after only a few hours of calm. Technology
The company said that the attack was separate from a breach in 2014 that led to another 500 million accounts being compromised.The 2013 hack involved more crucial user information, including unencrypted security questions.
The evacuation of Syrian rebels bunkered in their last remaining holdouts in the beleaguered city of Aleppo is delayed as an 11th-hour cease-fire forged by Russia and Turkey breaks down after only a few hours of calm.‘Nowhere safe to run’ for residents fleeing Aleppo
The evacuation of Syrian rebels bunkered in their last remaining holdouts in the beleaguered city of Aleppo is delayed as an 11th-hour cease-fire forged by Russia and Turkey breaks down after only a few hours of calm.These 25 heart-wrenching photos tell the story of Syria's civil war
The company said that the attack was separate from a breach in 2014 that led to 500 million accounts being compromised.The 2013 hack involved more crucial user information, including passwords and unencrypted security questions.
The evacuation of Syrian rebels bunkered in their last remaining holdouts in the beleaguered city of Aleppo is delayed as an 11th-hour cease-fire forged by Russia and Turkey breaks down after only a few hours of calm.Aleppo residents post farewell messages: 'You can't help us anymore'
If Trump holds grudges against Silicon Valley for the way that many of its denizens maligned and ridiculed him at every step of the presidential campaign, he worked hard not to let them show.Tech workers pledge to never build a database of Muslims
Journalist Robert Faturechi tried to avoid testifying, arguing through an attorney that the constitution’s First Amendment protected him from having to assist the government in making its case. Politics
Global Times says Beijing should prepare to use force to defend One China policy, which president-elect has said he might not uphold
Michael Hayden says disparaging comments about US spies could hurt the moral authority of their leaders
Liberal state attorneys general around the country have vowed to use their power to check and balance Donald J. Trump’s Washington.Republicans may have set the stage by using the courts to block parts of President Obama’s agenda.
Exclusive: the Canadian prime minister tells the Guardian why, in a world where populism, divisiveness and fear are on the rise, he’s taking the opposite approach
He has chosen one of the most consistently conservative domestic policy teams in modern history, setting himself up for hard decisions and potential conflict with some of his supporters when he begins to govern. L.A. Now
He has chosen one of the most consistently conservative domestic policy teams in modern history, setting himself up for hard decisions and potential conflict with some of his supporters when he begins to govern.Trump's Cabinet picks so far include billionaires, Washington outsiders and former rivals
El Niño didn't bring the wet season expected. Now, water officials must figure out how to deal with the disparity between the northern and southern parts of the state and what that means for managing the drought.Everyone is at odds over Gov. Brown's delta tunnels plan — here's a compromise that could stop the fighting
Liberal state attorneys general around the country have vowed to use their power to check and balance Donald J. Trump’s Washington.Republicans may have set the stage by using the courts to block parts of President Obama’s agenda.
El Niño didn't bring the wet season expected. Now, water officials must figure out how the disparity between the different parts of the state will affect how they manage the drought.Everyone is at odds over Gov. Brown's delta tunnels plan — here's a compromise that could stop the fighting
Exclusive: The Canadian prime minister tells the Guardian why, in a world where populism, divisiveness and fear are on the rise, he’s taking the opposite approach
Canadian prime minister explains why, in a world where populism, divisiveness and fear are on the rise, he’s taking the opposite approach
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Roof, who was convicted on all 33 charges, faces life in prison or death penalty over June 2015 shooting at South Carolina church
The investigation is focusing on the use of a controversial jailhouse informant program and allegations the office routinely violates the rights of defendants in criminal cases.How massacre at Seal Beach hair salon led to an unprecedented jailhouse scandal
Russia says American efforts to capture hackers may violate international law and it has shown that it will not be easily influenced by public shaming.“You can indict 400 people. They don’t care,” a former F.B.I. senior executive said.
Roof, who was convicted on all 33 charges, faces life in prison or death penalty over June 2015 shooting at South Carolina church