The Associated Press

The Associated Press is an American multinational nonprofit news agency headquartered in New York City. The AP is owned by its contributing newspapers, radio, and television stations in the United States, all of which contribute stories to the AP and use material written by its staff journalists.

What's next for Paul Allen's big investments? It's not clear

What's next for Paul Allen's technology, research and philanthropy commitments? It's not clear

6:27PM ( 2 years ago )

Exiled Vietnamese blogger: I'm not alone advocating freedom

A prominent blogger freed from prison in Vietnam on condition that she live in exile in the United States says she is glad to be reunited with her family and that she knows she is not alone in advocating for freedom

6:22PM ( 2 years ago )

The Latest: Courts remain closed in Michael's aftermath

The aftermath of Hurricane Michael is keeping courthouses closed in six Florida counties

6:20PM ( 2 years ago )

2 workers acquitted in Kansas boy's waterslide death

Two Kansas water park workers have been found not guilty of lying during the investigation into the decapitation death of a 10-year-old boy on a waterslide

6:11PM ( 2 years ago )

APNewsBreak: California revisits three-strike life sentences

Up to 4,000 California inmates serving life sentences for nonviolent convictions have a chance at parole following the state's decision to let stand a judge's ruling saying those prisoners are eligible for freedom under a voter-approved law

6:01PM ( 2 years ago )

Todd Bol, founder of Little Free Library book sharing, dies

The Wisconsin man who founded Little Free Library, the boxes of books for sharing that popped up across the U.S. and spread to more than 80 countries, has died

6:01PM ( 2 years ago )

Putin says IS seized 700 hostages in Syria; executing some

Russian President Vladimir Putin says Islamic State militants in Syria have recently seized some 700 people as hostages and are carrying out executions

5:58PM ( 2 years ago )

More charges filed against Navy veteran in ricin-letter case

Authorities say they've found two additional letters a Navy veteran in Utah sent to members of President Donald Trump's administration containing substance from which the poison ricin is derived

5:47PM ( 2 years ago )

Israel's Supreme Court overturns deportation of US student

Israel's Supreme Court has overturned an appeals court ruling that agreed with the government's decision to bar an American graduate student from entering the country over her alleged involvement in the boycott movement against the Jewish state

5:36PM ( 2 years ago )

Fear, frustration pervade life in post-Michael Florida

Daily life is a series of fears and frustrations for thousands of people living on the edge more than a week after Hurricane Michael hit the Florida Panhandle

5:31PM ( 2 years ago )