AP Online Headlines - Washington

Protesters fearing an erosion of Hong Kong's legal autonomy blocked access to a government building for nearly two hours and plan more demonstrations to draw the attention of leaders attending the G-20 summit

Ahead of first Democratic presidential debate, Sanders, Omar and Jayapal roll out free-college bill that would cancel student debt

The U.S. must do a better job communicating with families of American hostages held overseas, including telling "hard truths" about the chances for rescue and clarifying the government's position on ransom payments to captors, according to a new report

2020 turning point: New phase in race tests Democrats' aggression

China says its trade negotiators are in contact with their U.S. counterparts on ways of resolving their disputes ahead of an expected meeting between Trump, Xi this week

China says its trade negotiators are in contact with their U.S. counterparts on ways of resolving their disputes ahead of an expected meeting between Trump, Xi this week

Pompeo says he will talk to officials of Persian Gulf nations as well as countries in Asia and Europe as he sets out to build an international coalition against Iran

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg has faced criticism from angry black residents of South Bend, Indiana, during an emotional town hall meeting

Pompeo seeks to build a global coalition against Iran during urgent consultations in the Middle East, following a week of crisis that saw US pull back from the brink of a military strike on Iran

President Donald Trump says he hesitated when asked about endorsing Vice President Mike Pence for a possible presidential run in 2024 because the question was a "surprise."