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Josh Goodman, who oversaw AP’s coverage in the Andes for six years, jumped back into his old beat when Trump deployed troops and warships to the Caribbean over the summer in what seemed a veiled attempt to force Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from power. Reconnecting with an old source from his days in Caracas, he […]
NOV. 7, 2025
The Washington bureau scored a trio of impressive national security scoops in one week, a testament to deep source work and collaboration between Pentagon reporter Konstantin Toropin, White House reporter Aamer Madhani and congressional correspondent Lisa Mascaro. The AP reported first on a White House push to fire live bombs during a Navy celebration, new […]
NOV. 7, 2025
White House reporter Darlene Superville landed an exclusive interview with Stewart McLaurin, the longtime president of the White House Historical Association — the first and only interview he has given following the Trump administration’s demolition of the East Wing. The piece resonated in part because it was counterintuitive: rather than lamenting the loss, McLaurin shared […]
NOV. 7, 2025
A team of AP religion reporters produced an intimate portrait of a Catholic congregation that is both fearful and resilient in the face of an immigration crackdown. After earning the trust of clergy and parishioners at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart — a mostly Salvadoran church in Washington, D.C. — reporters Tiffany Stanley, Luis […]
NOV. 7, 2025
In a textbook collaboration between two AP reporting teams, the AP scored a major scoop on the Black Lives Matter movement. Following a tip, Aaron Morrison, news editor on race and ethnicity, led a collaboration with law enforcement editor Mike Balsamo and Justice Department reporters Eric Tucker and Alanna Durkin Richer to verify that BLM […]
NOV. 7, 2025
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At this year’s NFL draft, some of the league’s top prospects were asked a few questions they weren’t used to. “What is a skort?” an interviewer asked. Travis Hunter made his best guess. “What is primer?” she continued. Shemar Stewart wasn’t totally sure. The questions were part of a social media video asking players about […]
NOV. 4, 2025
The Grand Egyptian Museum opened its doors to the public on Tuesday after an extravagant inaugural ceremony attended by royals and heads of state. The $1 billion megaproject has been promoted as the world’s largest museum dedicated to a single civilization, with nearly 50,000 artifacts. For the first time, visitors can marvel at the collection of treasures […]
NOV. 4, 2025
The college basketball season has arrived, and broadcasting great Dick Vitale has taken a long journey to again meet the sport at its starting line. Surgeries, radiation treatments and chemotherapy amid a cancer fight kept him off the airwaves for two years until his return shortly before March Madness. But on Tuesday, the 86-year-old Basketball Hall of Famer will […]
NOV. 3, 2025
Lucia Ortiz trudges through endless fields of cempasuchil flowers, the luminescent orange petals of which will soon cloak everything from city streets to cemeteries across Mexico. Here, in the winding canals and farms on the fringes of Mexico City, the flower also known as the Mexican marigold has been farmed for generations, and takes the spotlight every year […]
OCT. 31, 2025
Scientists have long puzzled over the origins of a mysterious dinosaur excavated in the 1940s: Was it a young T. rex or another type of dinosaur? At first, researchers had only a tyrannosaur skull to go by, making it hard to tell if it belonged to a child or adult. Another skull and skeleton nicknamed Jane added to the debate, but […]
OCT. 30, 2025
