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Arrests and shields, metal poles seized at Portland protests

Police arrested 13 people and seized metal poles, bear spray and other weapons Saturday as hundreds of far-right protesters and anti-fascist counter-demonstrators swarmed downtown Portland, Oregon Read More

NTSB: Pilot radioed tower of "problems" before plane crashed

Federal investigators say the pilot of a small plane that crashed near New Orleans' Lakefront Airport radioed tower shortly after takeoff about unspecified problems; pilot and an award-winning TV journalist aboard were both killed in crash Read More

The Latest: At least 13 arrests in Portland protests

Police in Portland, Oregon, arrested at least 13 people during demonstrations by right-wing groups and antifascist counterprotesters that have continued for hours Read More

Doggy Con: a pop culture convention for furry fanatics

Furry fanatics: Pet event called Doggy Con draws hundreds of dog owners and spectators to an Atlanta park as costumed canines compete in a contest inspired by Dragon Con Read More

Strangers come for miles to mourn El Paso shooting victim

Thousands of strangers from Los Angeles to Tucson came to El Paso, Texas, to say goodbye to an El Paso shooting victim after hearing her longtime companion had few family members left. Read More

Funerals held for 4 children killed in day care fire

Residents of a Pennsylvania city gathered to mourn and remember four of the five children who died when fire swept through a home child care center Read More

Phoenix looks to be next big city with citizen police review

Phoenix is one of the last big cities without independent civilian oversight of officers and is looking to make the change after outcry over a video of police pointing guns at a black family Read More

Steel mill sorry for spill that killed fish, closed beaches

A steel company has apologized for a spill of cyanide and ammonia that led to a fish kill and prompted the closure of beaches along Lake Michigan Read More

The Latest: NYC subway scare suspect has criminal past

New York City police say they've apprehended a man suspected of placing two devices that looked like pressure cookers in a subway station Read More

Advocates already see fallout from immigration rule change

Some public health experts say they're already seeing the reverberations of a planned Trump administration change to who gets a green card Read More

Steel mill sorry for spill that killed fish, closed beaches

A steel company has apologized for a spill of cyanide and ammonia that led to a fish kill and prompted the closure of beaches along Lake Michigan Read More

The Latest: Stranger says goodbye to El Paso shooting victim

A crowd of strangers has said goodbye to an El Paso, Texas, shooting victim after her longtime companion said he felt alone and invited the public to her funeral. Read More

Philadelphia standoff suspect charged with attempted murder

The man accused of barricading himself inside a Philadelphia row house and shooting six police officers in an hourslong standoff has been charged with attempted murder Read More

New York City subway scare suspect taken into police custody

New York City police say they've apprehended a man suspected of placing two devices that looked like pressure cookers in a subway station Read More

Judge blasts Georgia officials' handling of election system

A federal judge said Georgia election officials have for years ignored, downplayed and failed to address serious problems with the state's election management system and voting machines Read More

Stock market gyrates as the economic picture gets blurred

Stocks gyrate in August as investors try to figure out if a recession is in the cards Read More

The Latest: All tourists return to Denali entrance safely

About 300 tourists have been all safely returned to Alaska's Denali National Park entrance after they became stranded when a mudslide damaged the only road inside the vast park Read More

AP Explains: A look at rallies, recent tension in Portland

AP Explains: A look at a planned right-wing rally, expected counterprotests and recent tension in liberal Portland, Oregon Read More

Crews reopen Denali park road, tourist buses begin to return

Road crews have cleared one lane in Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve, and buses are beginning to return about 300 stranded tourists back to the park entrance Read More

PHOTO GALLERY: A selection of pictures from the past week

PHOTOS: Firefighters rescue children left alone in an apartment which caught fire in St. Louis; boaters on Russia's Volga River floating near partially submerged monastery and a radio telescope antenna; 50th anniversary of Woodstock music festival in N.Y. Read More

Medical examiner rules Epstein death a suicide by hanging

The New York City medical examiner has ruled Jeffrey Epstein's death a suicide Read More

Court: US can reject asylum along parts of Mexico border

A federal appeals court has cleared the way for the U.S. government to forbid Central American immigrants from seeking asylum at two portions of the southern border Read More

Police in fatal Colorado shooting return to active duty

A police official says two Colorado officers placed on leave after shooting a man as he ran away from them have returned to active duty Read More

The Latest: Reporter ID'd in New Orleans small plane crash

A New Orleans journalist and the pilot of a small plane are dead after their aircraft went down near an airport in the city Read More

Shoppers panic as security officer fires at man with knife

Police: A man who robbed an armored car guard at a Southern California shopping plaza was captured Friday Read More

The Latest: Epstein lawyers dissatisfied with autopsy result

Lawyers for financier Jeffrey Epstein say they're dissatisfied with the medical examiner's conclusions and plan to view prison videos themselves from a facility operating under 'medieval conditions.' Read More

Roy Moore defamation lawsuit against accusers is paused

A judge has paused a defamation suit filed by Roy Moore against women who accused him during his unsuccessful U.S. Senate bid of past misconduct Read More

Father of kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart comes out as gay

The father of Utah kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart has come out as gay in a heartfelt letter that reveals he has struggled throughout his life with pain and guilt Read More

Country's largest tribal nation seeks congressional delegate

The newly elected chief of the Oklahoma-based Cherokee Nation plans to appoint the tribe's first-ever delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, a right outlined in a nearly 200-year-old treaty with the federal government Read More

California's 113-month job growth ties record set in 1960s

California's unemployment rate has again fallen to an historic low of 4.1% as the world's fifth-largest economy continues to add jobs following the Great Recession Read More

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To Celebrate 20 Years of SpongeBob SquarePants, Here are 10 Lessons He’s Taught Us About Life

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