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Wineries Offer Virtual Tastings Amid Coronavirus Shutdown

The Associated Press | Monday April 13, 2020

In stark contrast to the normal hustle and bustle of tourists and enophiles, the grounds sit empty at California’s oldest commercial winery — the historic Buena Vista.

"Problem Is Our Leader Has Walked Away": Salman Khurshid On Rahul Gandhi

India News | Reported by Sunil Prabhu, Edited by Deepshika Ghosh | Wednesday October 9, 2019

As the Congress gasps for air after its election defeat followed by open squabbling in several states and an exodus of party men, a senior leader has said that the "biggest problem" is that Rahul Gandhi "walked away". Salman Khurshid, a former union minister, is quoted by the Associated Press as saying that the 49-year-old "left in a huff" and his ...

3 Dead, Dozen Injured After Man In Military-Style Gear Opens Fire At US Food Festival

World News | Allyson Chiu and Meagan Flynn, the Washington Post | Monday July 29, 2019

At least three people are dead and a dozen injured after a shooting Sunday evening at a food festival in Gilroy, California, The Associated Press reported, citing a city official.. The scene remained "active" on Sunday night, according to the Gilroy Police Department.

US Press Secretary Bruised After Brawl With North Korea Security: Report

World News | Hannah Knowles, The Washington Post | Monday July 1, 2019

New White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham was bruised Sunday in a scuffle between North Korean security and members of the U.S. press pool covering President Donald Trump's meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the Associated Press reported.

Huawei Warns US Hurting Itself With Tough Tech Policy

Associated Press | Thursday June 6, 2019

Mika Lauhde, Huawei's vice-president for cyber-security and privacy, told The Associated Press that he hopes for a "positive resolution" of the standoff with the US government.

4 Reporters Excluded From Trump-Kim Dinner After They Asked Questions

World News | Reuters | Thursday February 28, 2019

The White House barred reporters from Reuters, the Associated Press, Bloomberg and the Los Angeles Times from covering a dinner between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Wednesday after two of them asked Trump questions during his initial interactions with Kim.

White House Bars Reporters From Trump-Kim Dinner After They Ask Questions

World News | Reuters | Wednesday February 27, 2019

The White House barred reporters from Reuters, the Associated Press and Bloomberg from covering a dinner between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Wednesday after two of them asked Trump questions during his initial interactions with Kim.

The Man Who Has Seen More US Executions Than Anyone Else

World News | Mark Berman, The Washington Post | Wednesday August 1, 2018

Michael Graczyk saw someone die for the first time in March 1984. Graczyk, a reporter with the Associated Press, walked into a Texas prison to watch the execution of James David Autry, who had been sentenced to death for killing a convenience store clerk four years earlier.

China's JD.com Looks to Silicon Valley Center for Innovation

Associated Press | Monday April 30, 2018

Dr. Hui Cheng, the head of robotics research at JD.'s Silicon Valley Research Center, recently spoke with The Associated Press about the priorities of the lab.

Fake News Spreads 'Farther, Faster, Deeper' Than Truth, Study Finds

World News | Ben Guarino, The Washington Post | Friday March 9, 2018

A tweet can wreak havoc in a few hundred characters, as demonstrated in April 2013 when someone hacked the Associated Press Twitter account and claimed that explosions at the White House had injured President Barack Obama. There were no explosions - and Obama was fine - but the Dow Jones average sank by 100 points in two minutes. Stock markets swif...

Chirps, Hums and Phantom Noises - How Bizarre Events In Cuba Changed Embassy Workers' Brains

World News | Avi Selk, The Washington Post | Friday December 8, 2017

Sometimes they felt a phantom flutter of air pass by as they listened. Others in the room would often not notice a thing, the Associated Press reported, and the noises would cease if the person moved just a few feet away.

Former Football Star OJ Simpson Freed From Prison After 9 Years: Report

World News | Reuters | Sunday October 1, 2017

Onetime "Trial of the Century" defendant OJ Simpson was released early on Sunday from the Nevada prison where he had been held since 2008 for a botched armed robbery at a Las Vegas casino hotel, the Associated Press reported.

US Sets Criteria For Visa Applicants From 6 Muslim Countries

World News | Reuters | Thursday June 29, 2017

The Trump administration will require visa applicants from six predominantly Muslim countries and all refugees to have a close family or business tie to the United States, the Associated Press reported late on Wednesday.

The Secret Deal The Associated Press Made With The Nazis During World War II

World News | Michael S. Rosenwald, The Washington Post | Wednesday May 10, 2017

At the height of World War II, the Associated Press made secret arrangements with an SS officer to obtain pictures taken by Nazi photographers that were distributed to American newspapers - a deal authorized by senior U.S. officials.

Iraq To Be Removed From US Travel Ban List In New Immigration Order: Officials

World News | NDTV News Desk | Wednesday March 1, 2017

President Donald Trump's new immigration order will remove Iraq from the list of countries whose citizens face a temporary US travel ban, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday, quoting unnamed US officials.