World News: Stampede at Soleimani’s funeral kills 35, injures many others
At least 35 people have been killed and 48 injured in a stampede that erupted at the funeral procession of top Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, state television reported. Thousands of people thronged…
World News: Tourists injured after volcanic eruption in New Zealand
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said there were about 100 people on the island at the time of the volcanic eruption. Al Jazeera talks to journalist Daniel Walker from Newstalk…
World News: US House to draft impeachment charges against Trump: Pelosi
US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said she has instructed the House Judiciary Committee to draft articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump over his effort to pressure Ukraine…
AP: Get Outta Here! Podcast: Revisit – Montgomery’s Slavery Museum and Lynching Monument
A memorial to the victims of racial terror lynchings is attracting new visitors to Montgomery, Alabama. In this episode of the Associated Press Travel podcast “Get Outta Here,” AP Travel editor Beth…
AP: Pollster profile: A week in the life of an AP Top 25 college football voter
Since 1936, the AP Top 25 Poll has been an institution in the sport of college football. But who, exactly, has a say in the rankings? Follow one of the Poll’s 62…
AP: Inside the AP Top 25: The role of the Poll
It started in 1936 and would change college football forever. Watch to learn the origins of the AP Top 25 Poll from top AP sports writers, and how it’s evolved to stand…
AP: Inside the AP Top 25: The Poll in the age of the playoff
College football has changed since its start in the late 1800s. With playoffs that now help determine the best teams, what value, then, does the AP Top 25 Poll offer fans today?…
AP: Inside the AP Top 25: The Rise of the SEC
The SEC is a powerhouse conference in college football – but what sets it apart from its competitors? Watch as top sports writers from the AP explain the culture, fandom and legacy…
AP: AP Top 25 Podcast: Championship Week Preview
Championship weekend is upon us, but that’s only a portion of all that is going on in college football this week. The coaching carousel has cranked up and the Heisman race will…
AP: Ground Game Podcast: And Then There Were 15
Just two months away from Iowa Caucuses and we’re saying goodbye to more Democratic Presidential campaigns, including California Senator Kamala Harris. This while President Trump arrived in London for the NATO Summit…
AP: Reckoning with clergy abuse: Is the Catholic Church falling short on its commitments?
“If it wasn’t for journalism, we would still be in the dark.” — Juan Carlos Cruz, clergy sex abuse survivor. Watch a recording of a panel discussion examining the state of the…
AP: Reckoning with clergy abuse: Is the Catholic Church falling short on its commitments?
“If it wasn’t for journalism, we would still be in the dark.” — Juan Carlos Cruz, clergy sex abuse survivor. Watch a recording of a panel discussion examining the state of the…
AP: Episode 12 – Everglades Evolution | What Can Be Saved? | AP
The final episode of #WhatCanBeSaved features the Florida Everglades. Nearly two decades and $4 billion into a sweeping restoration program, new data about the pace of climate change has raised questions about…
AP: 27 years of talking? What’s happened since climate summits started
The first United Nations diplomatic conference to tackle climate change was in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. AP Science writer Seth Borenstein explains what’s happened to Earth since. (Dec. 2) The Associated…
At least 10 wounded in New Orleans French Quarter shooting
Authorities said 10 people were transported to nearby hospitals and an 11th person walked to a local hospital for treatment. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN),…
AP: AP Top 25 Podcast: Rivalry Week
Are rivalries as important as they used to be in college football? With so much focus on the College Football Playoff and the sport’s becoming more national, AP’s Ralph Russo worries that…
World News: Holey Artisan cafe attack: Dhaka court sentences seven to death
A court in Bangladesh has just sentenced seven people to death for one of the worst attacks in the country’s history. Twenty-two people died in the siege on the Holey Artisan cafe…
World News: UK’s Thomas Cook goes bankrupt, thousands of tourists stranded
The world’s oldest travel company, Thomas Cook, has collapsed, leaving more than 600,000 people who bought its package holidays stranded in various countries spanning the globe. The British government has been urged…
World News: Spain: Catalan leaders get 13 years in jail for sedition
Nine of 12 Catalan separatist leaders who defied the Spanish government and held an independence referendum in 2017 have been jailed for up to 13 years for sedition. The separatist leaders’ failed…
World News: Ecuador’s Moreno, indigenous groups reach deal to end protests
Ecuador’s government has just agreed to repeal a law that ended decades-old fuel subsidies after holding talks with indigenous leaders. Demonstrators angry at the rise in fuel prices earlier attacked government buildings…
World News: US to send thousands of troops to Saudi Arabia
The Pentagon said the United States will send 3,000 more troops to Saudi Arabia, The new deployment is part of a series of what the US has described as defensive moves following…
World News: Iran oil tanker: Explosion on ship near Saudi’s Jeddah port city
An Iranian state oil company tanker has exploded and caught fire near the Saudi port city of Jeddah, according to reports by Iranian state media. This follows Saudi Arabia accusing Iran of…
World News: Turkey launches military operation in northeast Syria
Turkey has launched a long-threatened military operation in northeast Syria to remove Kurdish-led forces from the border area and create a “safe zone” to resettle millions of Syrian refugees. The move came…
World News: White House: Turkey to begin military operation in Northern Syria
American troops ‘will no longer be in the immediate area’ casting uncertainty on fate of their Kurdish allies. White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said following a call between President Trump and…
World News: Hong Kong protests: Bid to suspend face mask ban fails
Hong Kong’s pro-democracy legislators have failed in their legal bid to suspend a new ban on face masks at demonstrations. The rule was put in place by leader Carrie Lam. Al Jazeera’s…
World News: Hong Kong moves to ban face masks as protests continue
Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam invoked the use of emergency powers on Friday, allowing the government to ban face masks at protests, in an attempt to further clamp down on pro-democracy…
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