Associated Press Wraps
Though almost invisible at previous tournaments, Chinese fans are impossible to miss at this year's World Cup. Russian stadiums are filled with with…
Julius and Ludwig Pieper were born together in Creston, Nebraska. They joined the US Navy together. On June 19th, 1944 they died together off the coast of…
During the Islamic holy month, the military adjusts feeding schedules and preparations to accommodate religious detainees in Guantanamo Bay. (June 13)
All Kim Jong Un needed from his summit with President Donald Trump was to keep his nuclear arsenal intact for now and get a decent handshake photo to show…
North Korean state media on Monday released photos of its leader Kim Jong on his trip to Singapore. AP Senior Video Journalist Rafael Wober reports from…
President Trump’s order to keep the Guantanamo detention center open, and allow the Pentagon to bring in new prisoners, is prompting military officials…
Teachers, elders and religious leaders tell The Associated Press that educated Rohingya have been singled out as part of Myanmar’s operation to drive…
Serena Williams has called off her Grand Slam comeback, pulling out of the French Open because of a chest injury before she was supposed to play Maria…
Rescuers using heavy machinery and shovels found the bodies of more victims of an eruption at Guatemala's Volcano of Fire. Crews also pulled 10 people…
The tiny country of Latvia has come into focus as a potential weak link in the West’s financial system that has allowed Russia and North Korea to dodge…
A knife-wielding prison inmate on a 48-hour leave stabbed two police officers Tuesday in the Belgian city of Liege, seized their service weapons and shot…
A day after the historic opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem, residents woke on Tuesday to a new reality in the contested city. Monday's opening amid…
Gaza's Health Ministry says the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli army fire near the Gaza border has reached 37. (May 14)
Amid deadly clashes along the Israeli-Palestinian border, President Donald Trump declared Monday a "great day" for Israel as his top aides celebrated the…
Over the next two years, terrorism convicts will walk free from European prisons by the dozens - more than 200 inmates who largely formed the first wave…
Scientist David Goodall traveled to Liestal, Switzerland from Australia to take advantage of the country's assisted-suicide laws after his health began…
With mass protests wracking Armenia since last month, many hope political change in the poverty-ridden former Soviet republic will be a watershed moment…
'Amazing China' is a new state-sponsored documentary that articulates a message of how China would like to be seen as it pursues President Xi Jinping's…
In a historic summit more striking for its images than its substance, North Korea's leader and South Korea's President set aside tensions to meet. In just…
Hundreds of Palestinian protesters have gathered next to the fence along the Israeli border east of Gaza City. Heavy Israeli gunfire was heard Friday…
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon-Jae-in will plant a commemorative tree and inspect an honor guard together after Kim walks…
Highlights of this day in history: William Shakespeare born, dies 52 years later on same day; MLK Jr. assassinator James Earl Ray dies at age 70; Cesar…
On this day in history: Richard Nixon dies, Elian Gonzalez is seized by federal agents, the Oklahoma land rush begins and actor Jack Nicholson is born in…
Highlights of this day in history: The San Francisco earthquake; What becomes known as 'Paul Revere's ride'; A suicide bomb hits the U.S. embassy in…
On Wednesday, Cuba selected 57-year-old First Vice President Miguel Mario Diaz-Canel Bermudez as sole candidate to succeed Raul Castro as president of…
Here's the latest for Tuesday April 17th: Dangerous fire conditions in Oklahoma; Judge may have neutral lawyer review evidence from Trump's attorney;…
Highlights of this day in history: Virginia Tech shooting kills 32 students and faculty; Country's deadliest industrial accident in Texas; Vladimir Lenin…
Highlights of this day in history: Cuban exiles invade Bay of Pigs; Three astronauts of Apollo 13 land safely in pacific ocean; Benjamin Franklin dies at…
Highlights of this day in history: The Titanic sinks off the coast of Newfoundland; President Abraham Lincoln dies; Jackie Robinson becomes first African…
On this day in history: President Abraham Lincoln assassinated; Titanic strikes iceberg; First videotape demonstrated; Loretta Lynn born. (April 14)
An explosion cripples Apollo 13 on its way to the Moon; President Thomas Jefferson born; Pope John Paul II visits a synagogue; Actor Sydney Poitier…
Here's the latest for Thursday, April 12th: Russian military says Syrian government controls Douma; House Republicans face decisions after Ryan…