The archive of all headlines from April 18, 2016, organized by time of publication.
At least 233 people were killed and hundreds more injured, President Rafael Correa said, in an earthquake that struck the Ecuador coast on Saturday evening.
More than 2,500 people were injured, the government said, in an earthquake that devastated a large swath of the Ecuadorean coast.
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Vermont senator draws closer to former secretary of state in as she begins effort to court his voters and concentrate on Republican opponents
The vote sends the case to the Senate, which will decide whether to hold a trial on charges that President Dilma Rousseff illegally used money from state-owned banks.
Government archaeologists had to make a choice between saving vestiges of aboriginal culture or of the colorful counterculture that flourished in late 20th-century California. Only one could survive.
Vermont senator draws closer to former secretary of state as she begins effort to court his voters and concentrate on Republican opponents
San Francisco's Ferry Building withstood the great 1906 earthquake and fire that destroyed much of the city 110 years ago today, but now, the popular Embarcadero area surrounding it faces a different kind of seismic threat.
San Francisco's Ferry Building withstood the great 1906 earthquake and fire that destroyed much of the city 110 years ago today, but now, the popular Embarcadero area surrounding it faces a different kind of seismic threat. MUSIC
The Supreme Court on Monday will hear a major challenge to President Obama’s plan to shield millions from deportation. A 4-4 tie would leave in place a ruling blocking the plan.
The justices on Monday will hear a major challenge to President Obama’s plan to shield millions from deportation. A 4-4 tie would leave in place a ruling blocking the plan.
San Francisco's Ferry Building withstood the great 1906 earthquake and fire that destroyed much of the city 110 years ago today, but now, the popular Embarcadero area surrounding it faces a different kind of seismic threat. AT&T Park in San Francisco
The Ferry Building withstood the 1906 earthquake and fire that destroyed much of the city 110 years ago today, but now it faces a new threat: a massive sea wall along that famous stretch of expensive real estate could be shoved toward the bay by more than several feet in a massive earthquake.110 years ago today: Images from San Francisco's devastating 1906 earthquake
The justices on Monday were hearing a major challenge to President Obama’s plan to shield millions from deportation. A 4-4 tie would leave in place a ruling blocking the plan.
The justices were hearing a major challenge to President Obama’s plan to shield millions from deportation. A 4-4 tie would leave in place a ruling blocking the plan.
The Supreme Court was hearing a major challenge to President Obama’s plan to shield millions from deportation. A 4-4 tie would leave in place a ruling blocking the plan.
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. repeatedly questioned the government’s arguments defending President Obama’s plan to shield millions from deportation. A 4-4 tie by the Supreme Court would leave in place a ruling blocking the plan.
A 4-4- tie vote -- possible since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia -- would be a defeat for Obama since it would leave in place a lower court's ruling to block his program and make it almost impossible to implement before he leaves office. CALIFORNIA
A 4-4- tie vote -- possible since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia -- would be a defeat for Obama since it would leave in place a lower court's ruling to block his program and make it almost impossible to implement before he leaves office.
During an extended argument, the justices occasionally paused to acknowledge realities outside the courtroom in connection with the president’s plan to shield millions from deportation.
Despite Bernie Sanders’ visibly enthusiastic support before the pivotal primary, Clinton’s campaign seems confident that Tuesday will be a night to celebrate
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From shortly after the mass shooting took place until more than a week later, The Times live blog ran a steady stream of updates for readers. On the first day, officials in San Bernardino even pointed people to The Times for the latest information. NATION
From shortly after the mass shooting took place until more than a week later, The Times live blog ran a steady stream of updates for readers. On the first day, officials in San Bernardino even pointed people to The Times for the latest information. NATION
The staff won the 2016 breaking news prize for its work chronicling the chaotic, fast-breaking events of Dec. 2, when Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, a married Redlands couple, opened fire at a holiday potluck at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino. NATION
The staff won the 2016 breaking news prize for its work chronicling the chaotic, fast-breaking events of Dec. 2, when Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, a married Redlands couple, opened fire at a holiday potluck at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino. CALIFORNIA
Justice Sotomayor challenges Republican-led case against executive actions to shield undocumented migrants