AP in the News

Associated Press News Editor Jim Van Anglen poses for a photo in New Orleans, Monday, Nov. 17, 2014. Van Anglen, 50, news editor for The Associated Press in Georgia and Alabama, has been promoted to the newly created position of Deep South Editor. Van Anglen will oversee coverage in Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, with an emphasis on enterprise, accountability and investigative journalism. The appointment was announced Monday by South Region Editor Lisa Marie Pane. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

ARCHIVO - El director del FBI James B. Comey habla en conferencia de prensa en Portland, Oregon, en esta foto de archivo del 1 de octubre de 2014. En carta fechada el 6 de noviembre de 2014 al diario New York Times, Comey dijo que un agente "se hiso pasar por empleado de la Associated Press" para ayudar a atrapar a un chico de 15 años sospechoso de amenazar con colocar una bomba en una escuela secundaria. (AP Foto/Don Ryan, File)

This undated photo shows Associated Press photographer Franklin Reyes Marrero posing for a photo as he works in Cuba. Reyes died on Monday, Nov. 3, 2014 in a two-car accident while returning from an assignment west of Havana. Reyes is survived by his wife Gricell Fernandez Mendez and his parents. He was 39. (AP Photo)

Krista Larson chats with orphans she interviewed at a Catholic church sheltering more than 800 Muslims in Carnot, Central African Republic who had fled sectarian violence earlier this year. Krista Larson, who has covered the Ebola outbreak and the deadly conflict in Central African Republic for The Associated Press, has been named bureau chief for West Africa for the news cooperative. The appointment was announced Thursday by AP Africa Editor Andrew Selsky. (AP Photo/Steve Niko)