AP Top Stories November 18
Here's the latest for Monday, November 18: Three people fatally shot at an Oklahoma Walmart; The Supreme Court orders delay in release of Trump's financial records; Hong Kong protesters continue to clash with police; Panda fans bid farewell to Bei...
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Rescuer describes New Zealand's silent eruption
Rescuers Geoff and Lillani Hopkins has described the harrowing time she spent helping after this week's deadly volcanic eruption in New Zealand.
ShowBiz Minute: Cosby, Cardi B, 'The Irishman'
Bill Cosby sex assault verdict upheld; spokesman lashes out; Cardi B shows up at court in style for strip club fight case; Netflix says more than 26M watched "The Irishman" in seven days.
Theron baffled by lack of female directors at Globes
At the Los Angeles premiere of their movie "Bombshell," actresses Charlize Theron and Margot Robbie bemoan the lack of female directors nominated for Golden Globes.
Theron and Robbie celebrate Globe noms
At the Los Angeles premiere of their new movie "Bombshell," actresses Charlize Theron and Margot Robbie describe how they felt when they discovered they were nominated for Golden Globes.
New Zealand volcano vents steam
A New Zealand volcano vented more steam and mud Wednesday, prompting authorities to delay plans to recover the bodies of victims from a deadly eruption. At least six people are confirmed dead, and eight bodies are believed to be on the island.
Hart cements success in Hollywood
Actor Kevin Hart joked about straining his back while cementing his hands and feet outside Hollywood's famed TCL Chinese Theatre, where he was joined by co-stars and friends Dwayne Johnson and Will Ferrell.
Ryan Reynolds relates to Pelaton actress
Actor Ryan Reynolds explained why he recruited Monica Ruiz to feature in a new advert for his gin, adding that he has "tremendous empathy" for the actress after the backlash over her Pelaton promo.
AP Top Stories December 11
Here's the latest for Wednesday December 11th: Jersey City Mayor says gunmen targeted Jewish market; New Zealand volcano vents more steam and mud; President Trump says articles of impeachment name no crimes; Saudi oil company makes record IPO.
NJ Gov: no known threats linked to shooting
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy said there are no known threats linked to Tuesday's deadly shootout that left two suspects and four others dead. Jersey City's Mayor tweeted that authorities believe a Jewish market was targeted.
Trump on impeachment: 'There are no crimes'
President Donald Trump, at a rally in Hershey, Pennsylvania said Democrats approving the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement because they are embarrassed over impeachment.
'Les Mis' performance breaks Hong Kong hearts
A Hong Kong theater troupe is making audiences weep by touring a stirring production of “Les Miserables."
Santa gets chopper ride to remote Alaska village
Members of the Alaska Air National Guard flew to a rural village recently with a special mission, delivering some early Christmas cheer and a visit from Santa Claus to schoolchildren and their families.
Today in History for December 11th
Britain's King Edward steps down; Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy declare war on the United States; UNICEF organization launches; 'Magnum PI' makes television debut.
Multiple dead, including policeman in NJ shooting
Six people, including a police officer and three bystanders, were killed in a furious gunbattle in Jersey City.
AP Top Stories December 10
Here's the latest for Tuesday, December 10th: Democrats unveil articles of impeachment; Police officer and five others killed in NJ shootout; Chilean Air Force plane goes missing; Officials announce plan to raise funds for Florida reef restoration.
Americans weigh in on Trump impeachment charges
House Democrats unveiled two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Tuesday. Some Americans aren't convinced President Trump did anything wrong, while others are adamant he should be removed from office.
Jets Won't Discipline Bell For Bowling Outing
Le'Veon Bell will be spared from team discipline after his weekend bowling outing. Bell was sent home with the flu and told to stay away from the team while he recovers but didn't violate any team rules.
Trump calls impeachment articles 'very weak'
President Donald Trump is traveling to a rally in Pennsylvani after House Democrats unveiled two articles of impeachment, accusing him of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
San Diego Zoo welcomes baby rhino
The San Diego Zoo has a new addition - a baby rhino named Future. She's the second southern white rhino born in North America to be conceived through artificial insemination. Zookeepers say one of her favorite pastimes is playing in the mud.
Planned Parenthood funding argued in Missouri
Government funding for Missouri Planned Parenthood clinics is at stake in a lawsuit argued before the state Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Democrats push forward with impeachment of Trump
House Democrats are pushing toward historic votes on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. AP Washington Bureau Chief Julie Pace explains where we go from here and what effect will it have on the 2020 Presidential campaign.
Analyst: Trade deal won't have big impact on autos
An analyst says the new North American trade pact will have no “major impact” on the auto industry
Bill Clinton: ''We should go about our lives"
Former President Bill Clinton said the American public "should observe and make our own judgments" about impeachment. Clinton called the agreement on NAFTA and announcing of two articles of impeachment, a "portrait of the resilience."
Police injured in New Jersey shootout
Police officers were shot Tuesday in the Jersey City standoff that left a neighborhood, including a school, on lockdown, authorities said.
