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  • Buddy HollyLaw

    The day the crosswalk music died: Iconic Buddy Holly Glasses to be lifted from hometown crosswalk on Trump directive

    By Juan A. Lozano and The Associated Press
  • David SteinerEconomy

    Trump’s postal chief says cuts have gone too far: ‘we cannot cost-cut our way to prosperity’

    By Susan Haigh and The Associated Press
  • Ely ParkerLaw

    The lawyer who literally wrote the legal terms for the end of the Civil War is finally a member of the New York State Bar, 130 years after his death

    By Carolyn Thompson and The Associated Press
  • Michael WolffPolitics

    Epstein emails reveal close, too close relationship between disgraced sex offender and journalists in his orbit

    By David Bauder and The Associated Press
  • gridEnergy

    The AI bubble may be showing up in an unexpected place: the shady forecasts of future electricity demand—and skyrocketing bills

    By Marc Levy and The Associated Press
  • Marjorie Taylor-GreenePolitics

    Trump finally breaks with MAGA stalwart Marjorie Taylor Greene after flood of vicious criticism, labeling her ‘wacky’

    By Meg Kinnard and The Associated Press
  • Pam BondiLaw

    DOJ takes up Trump’s request to investigate his years of friendship with Jeffrey Epstein by targeting prominent Democrats

    By Michael R. Sisak, Jesse Bedayn, and others
  • ESPNArts & Entertainment

    Disney and YouTube’s battle for the future of TV ends in a truce after more than 2 weeks of blackout

    By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated Press
  • JobsEconomy

    Jobs disaster—or mediocrity—to be revealed with September jobs report finally set to drop Thursday

    By Paul Wiseman, Christopher Rugaber, and others
  • Donald TrumpEconomy

    Trump scraps grocery tariffs in affordability scramble as beef, coffee and tropical fruits are suddenly off the list

    By Will Weissert and The Associated Press
  • Virginia House of Delegates, Del.-elect, Nicole Cole, center, speaks with constituent Kaitlyn Sapp, at a convince store Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025, in Fredericksburg, Va. (Steve Helber)Economy

    ‘You go into the grocery store, you see what things cost, and it’s just not working’: How Democrats figured out affordability politics

    By Olivia Diaz, Mike Catalini, and others
  • In this combination of photos, President Joe Biden speaks on Aug. 10, 2023, in Salt Lake City, left, and former President Donald Trump speaks on July 8, 2023, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo)Economy

    ‘Take it from me’: Former Biden economics official sees Trump’s message on inflation failing to stick: ‘That argument does not resonate’

    By Josh Boak and The Associated Press
  • Chelsea Palacio, public information manager for the City of San Jose, showcases how a small detection camera uses AI to detect road hazards and potholes, in San Jose, Calif., Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025. (AP Photo/Godofredo A. Vásquez)AI

    AI-powered cameras mounted on cars and street sweepers are spotting road hazards and deciding what to fix first

    By Jeff McMurray and The Associated Press
  • Packages of imported Italian pasta sit on shelves Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, in Detroit. (AP Photo/Ryan Sun)Economy

    As 107% Italian pasta tariff looms, U.S. retailer says ‘It’s basic food. Something’s got to be sacred’

    By Mike Catalini, Giada Zampano, and others
  • Katie WilsonPolitics

    43-year-old democratic socialist who’s never held elected office unseats Seattle Mayor in another win for affordability politics

    By Gene Johnson and The Associated Press