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Apr 12

What we know about the leaked classified documents about the war in Ukraine

By Tara Copp, Nomaan Merchant, Associated Press

It's been less than a week since news of highly classified military documents on the Ukraine war surfaced, sending the Pentagon into full-speed damage control to assure allies and assess the scope of the leak.

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Mar 16

What are the next steps for Black reparations in San Francisco?

By Janie Har, Associated Press

San Francisco leaders have backed the idea of paying reparations to Black people to atone for slavery and the systemic discrimination that followed. But exactly what those reparations will look like remains up in the air.

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Feb 01

Here’s what the Federal Reserve interest rate hike means for you

By Cora Lewis, Associated Press

The Federal Reserve raised its key rate by a quarter point Wednesday, bringing it to the highest level in 15 years as part of an ongoing effort to ease inflation by making borrowing more expensive.

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Jan 04

Who are the House Republicans voting against Kevin McCarthy for speaker?

By Kevin Freking, Associated Press

The Republicans opposing Rep. Kevin McCarthy's bid to become the next House speaker generally have made their mark as part of the GOP's ultra conservative wing.

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Nov 11

Where does student debt relief stand after being blocked by a Texas judge?

By Jim Salter, Associated Press

President Joe Biden's plan to provide millions of borrowers with up to $20,000 apiece in federal student-loan forgiveness has been blocked by a second federal court, leaving millions of borrowers wondering if they'll get debt relief at all.

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Nov 01

How to navigate this year’s Affordable Care Act enrollment

By Cora Lewis, Amanda Seitz, Associated Press

The vast majority of Americans will have multiple choices for health insurance coverage next year now that open enrollment has begun under the Affordable Care Act.

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Oct 27

It’s normal not to know the official results on election night. Here’s why

By Christina A. Cassidy, Associated Press

In 2020, Trump proclaimed that the lack of final results on election night was an indicator of something nefarious. He used it to assert without evidence that the election was stolen. In reality, results released on election night are unofficial…

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Oct 24

What is RSV and why is it surging across the U.S.?

By Carla K. Johnson, Associated Press

People infected are usually contagious for three to eight days. Babies and people with weakened immune systems can spread RSV for up to four weeks. There is no vaccine for it, though several candidates are in testing.

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Oct 11

Haiti’s request for troops resurrects troubled history of foreign interventions

By Dánica Coto, Associated Press

Fuel, water and other basic supplies have dwindled nearly a month after one of Haiti's most powerful gangs blocked access to a fuel terminal holding millions of gallons of gasoline and diesel.

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Aug 30

What caused the recent clashes in Baghdad?

By Samya Kullab, Associated Press

Iraq witnessed bloody street violence for nearly 24 hours spurred by loyalists of a powerful Shiite cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr, that was the culmination of a 10-month power struggle.

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