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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
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
Acting on a tip about the dangers faced by school crossing guards, AP journalists Dasia Garner, Haya Panjwani and Aaron Kessler filed dozens of public records requests to explore how the safety of these workers is addressed nationwide. What they found was alarming: a widespread, long-overlooked threat to some of the most vulnerable workers in […]
NOV. 7, 2025
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The $500 million Los Angeles Dodgers’ thrilling World Series win over the Toronto Blue Jays attracted record international attention for Major League Baseball, affirmed LA’s status as the sport’s best team and drew more attention to baseball’s payroll disparity heading into what is likely to be contentious labor negotiations. Los Angeles’ 5-4, 11-inning win over Toronto in Game 7 on […]
NOV. 3, 2025
Don’t be fooled by the fog machine, spooky lights and fake bats: the robotics lab at Worcester Polytechnic Institute lab isn’t hosting a Halloween party. Instead, it’s a testing ground for tiny drones that can be deployed in search and rescue missions even in dark, smoky or stormy conditions. “We all know that when there’s […]
OCT. 30, 2025
Yes, you’ll get a shot at an extra hour’s sleep. But even with that, it might be one of the most dreaded weekends on the American calendar: the end of daylight saving time. Only 12% of U.S. adults favor the current system of daylight saving time, which has people in most states changing the clocks […]
OCT. 30, 2025
After two decades of anticipation and countless delays, the Grand Egyptian Museum is finally having its grand reveal. The museum, which is set to officially open Saturday, highlights Egypt’s ancient civilization and is a centerpiece of the government’s drive to boost the tourist industry, a major source of foreign currency in the cash-strapped country. Located […]
OCT. 30, 2025
Dodger Stadium was still shaking with joy when Monday turned to Tuesday as the Toronto Blue Jays trudged into their clubhouse. Their 18-inning loss in Game 3 felt like a monumental setback that might have already decided the World Series. That’s when Vladimir Guerrero Jr. stepped up and told his team exactly what it needed […]
OCT. 29, 2025
