The archive of all headlines from May 18, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Democrat says claims campaign has ‘penchant for violence’ are nonsense after backers threw chairs and threatened state party leader
Democrat says claims that campaign has ‘penchant for violence’ are nonsense after backers threw chairs and threatened state party leader
Senator Harry Reid said he had spoken with Senator Bernie Sanders about accusations that his backers made death threats after Nevada Democrats ruled against them. The unrest threatens party unity as Mr. Sanders continues his drawn-out battle with Hillary Clinton.
More than 4 million Americans could get pay hikes under new federal regulations that will double the salary level under which workers must be paid overtime, the White House said today. Politics
Senator Harry Reid said he had spoken with Senator Bernie Sanders about reports that his backers made death threats. The unrest threatens party unity amid a drawn-out battle for the nomination.
Apparent victory comes after Clinton campaign poured resources into state’s primary battle amid concerns over maintaining her momentum
Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Mr. Sanders remains a long shot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton has a slight lead in Kentucky, but the candidates are likely to split the state’s delegates.
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Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, while Clinton claims victory in Kentucky
Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Mr. Sanders remains a longshot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton has a slight lead in Kentucky, but the candidates are likely to split the state’s delegates.
Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, which allows only registered Democrats – not independents – to vote, while Clinton topped a close race
In a Democratic contest that has become more about psychology than delegates, the Kentucky primary took on outsized importance as Clinton worked to avoid a double loss for the day. Both campaigns had expected Clinton to lose the night's other contest, in Oregon. Sports Now
Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Mr. Sanders remains a long shot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton has a slight lead in Kentucky, but the candidates are likely to split the state’s delegates.
Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, which allows only registered Democrats – not independents – to vote, while Clinton topped a close race
In a Democratic contest that has become more about psychology than delegates, the Kentucky primary took on outsized importance as Clinton worked to avoid a double loss for the day. Both campaigns had expected Clinton to lose the night's other contest, in Oregon.
Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Mr. Sanders remains a long shot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton has a slight lead in Kentucky, but the candidates are likely to split the state’s delegates.
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Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Senator Bernie Sanders remains a long shot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton claimed a win in Kentucky, but the tight race means the delegates are likely to be split.
Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, which allows only registered Democrats – not independents – to vote, while Clinton topped a close race
Bernie Sanders' victory in Oregon showcased his support with progressive voters skeptical of Clinton and eager for a more uncompromisingly liberal approach to government.
Sanders overcame state’s closed primary, which allows only registered Democrats – not independents – to vote, while Clinton topped a close race
Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Senator Bernie Sanders remains a long shot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton claimed a win in Kentucky, but the tight race means the delegates are likely to be split.
Though he prevailed over Hillary Clinton in Oregon, Bernie Sanders remains a long shot to surpass her in delegates. Mrs. Clinton claimed a win in Kentucky, but delegates there are likely to be split.
Bernie Sanders is still a long shot to win the nomination, but his continued strength has put a spotlight on Hillary Clinton’s vulnerabilities. Mr. Sanders reaffirmed his intention to stay in the race on Tuesday.
More than 4% of food trucks inspected this year were forced to close -- a rate three times higher than regular restaurants, a Times analysis shows. The health department has closed more than 70 food trucks this year, most of which were allowed to reopen after passing follow-up inspections. L.A. Now
Frontrunner’s unpopularity among Hispanic voters are at historic levels. If Latinos turn out to vote, they could be key in November
More than 4% of food trucks inspected this year were forced to close -- a rate three times higher than regular restaurants, a Times analysis shows. The health department has closed more than 70 food trucks this year, most of which were allowed to reopen after passing follow-up inspections. Politics
Bernie Sanders is still a long shot to win the nomination, but his continued strength has put a spotlight on Hillary Clinton’s vulnerabilities. Mr. Sanders reaffirmed his intention to stay in the race on Tuesday.
More than 4% of food trucks inspected this year were forced to close -- a rate three times higher than regular restaurants, a Times analysis shows.
The president has not made a final decision, but the policy change, if approved, would be aimed at strengthening ties with Hanoi and boosting defenses against China's growing clout in the region, officials say. L.A. Now
The 15-story tank began its journey last month from NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana, pulled by a tugboat for 4,000 nautical miles en route to its new home at the California Science Center in Los Angeles.
The 15-story tank began its journey last month from NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana, pulled by a tugboat for 4,000 nautical miles en route to its new home at the California Science Center in Los Angeles.How the space shuttle’s external fuel tank will travel to the California Science Center
The release of the list was part of an effort by Donald J. Trump to quell the concerns of Republicans that he would not nominate conservatives to the Supreme Court. The next president could end up having to fill several vacancies, including the one left open after Antonin Scalia’s death.
Trump roster includes opponents of abortion, supporters of voter ID and ’religious freedom’ laws
The release was part of an effort by Donald J. Trump to quell the concerns of Republicans about the Supreme Court’s makeup. The next president may end up filling several seats.
The 15-story tank began its journey last month from NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility in Louisiana, pulled by a tugboat for 4,000 nautical miles en route to its new home at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. BUSINESS
Analysis: The caustic battle between Sanders and Hillary Clinton has broadened into a war between Sanders and the Democratic establishment. And as the boos of thousands underscored Tuesday night in Carson, many of his followers are loyal to Sanders alone, not the Democratic party. Politics
Unapologetic reactions of leaders on both sides suggest a growing rift between supporters of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton ahead of July convention
Analysis: The caustic battle between Sanders and Hillary Clinton has broadened into a war between Sanders and the Democratic establishment. And as the boos of thousands underscored Tuesday night in Carson, many of his followers are loyal to Sanders alone, not the Democratic party.U.S. intelligence official says foreign spy services are trying to hack presidential campaign computers