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Olympic Games

AP produces viral digital video of the unveiling of the Paris Olympic medals

FEB. 16, 2024

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Science

New consumer-friendly tech how-to feature wins on APNews and social media

FEB. 2, 2024

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Left: Bystanders look at damages somewhere near Noto town in the Noto peninsula facing the Sea of Japan, northwest of Tokyo, Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024, following Monday's deadly earthquake. Right: Police investigators gather beside the burn-out wreckage of Japan Airlines plane at Haneda airport on Thursday, Jan. 4, 2024, in Tokyo, Japan. LEFT: AP PHOTO / HIRO KOMAE, RIGHT: KYODO NEWS VIA AP

Disaster response

Tokyo bureau delivers top-tier coverage on two of the biggest stories in years, massive quake and fiery plane disaster

JAN. 12, 2024

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Disaster response

Maui wildfire stories showcase team’s monthslong commitment despite daunting challenges

JAN. 6, 2024

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Climate

A unique, character-driven look at the Endangered Species Act as it turns 50

JAN. 6, 2024

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Climate

And, most money for endangered species goes to a small number of creatures, leaving others in limbo

JAN. 6, 2024

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Climate

Major scoop, distinctive enterprise help AP dominate COP27 coverage in Egypt

NOV. 25, 2022

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FILE - The Twitter splash page is displayedon a digital device in San Diego, April 25, 2022. , in San Diego. On Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, Twitter continued to bleed engineers and other workers after new owner Elon Musk gave them a choice to pledge to “hardcore” work or resign with severance pay. (AP Photo / Gregory Bull, File)

Science

AP cuts through the Twitter turmoil: What it all means to users of the bird platform

NOV. 18, 2022

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In this image from video made available by NASA, Astronaut Nicole Mann shows her dreamcatcher during an interview with The Associated Press from the International Space Staion, in an Oct.19, 2022 image from NASA video. The first Native American woman in space said Wednesday that she’s overwhelmed by the beauty and delicacy of Mother Earth, and is channeling “positive energy” as her five-month mission gets underway. (NASA via AP)

AP interview

AP connects news membership, Indigenous media with first Native American woman in space

OCT. 28, 2022

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A Somali woman breastfeeds her child at a camp for displaced people on the outskirts of Dollow, Somalia, Sept. 20, 2022. The region has long known droughts, but Somalis say the current drought is worse than any they can remember. Four straight rainy seasons have failed, starting two years ago. The fifth and six seasons are likely to fail also. (AP Photo / Jerome Delay) This drought has astonished resilient herders and farmers by lasting four failed rainy seasons, starting two years ago. The fifth season is underway and likely will fail too, along with the sixth early next year.

Africa

Distinctive Somalia coverage explores crises of climate migration and disability, drought-driven famine

OCT. 7, 2022

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Munadiroh sits on the elevated wooden terrace of her home in Mondoliko, Central Java, Indonesia, Aug. 1, 2022. With virtually no dry land left in the village, the white tub at left is used to transport items through the water. Munadiroh’s child makes the long journey to school by wading through the water and riding in a boat several times a week. The white tub at left is used(AP Photo / Dita Alangkara)

Climate

AP journalists capture the despair, dignity of people forced to live in flooded homes

SEPT. 9, 2022

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Millaray Huichalaf, a Mapuche machi — a healer and spiritual guide — rides in a boat on the Pilmaiquen River in Los Rios, southern Chile, July 12, 2022. During years of training to become a machi, she started having dreams about Kintuantü, a ngen, or protector spirit, living by a broad bend of the Pilmaiquen. “Through dreams and visions in trance, Kintuantü told me that I had to speak for him because he was dying,” Huichalaf says. She has led a sometimes-violent battle against hydroelectric plants on the Pilmaiquen, which flows through rolling pastures from a lake in the Andes’ foothills. “I am the river too, we’re as sacred as the river,” says. “At the same time as we’re fighting for the river, we’re in the process of territorial recovery and spiritual reconstruction.” (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)

Climate

AP’s global ‘Sacred Rivers’ series explores hallowed waterways and cultures under threat

AUG. 26, 2022

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