AP fact check: Trump on trade, Islamic State, vets, Clinton
The president made statements that weren't quite correct on trade, Hillary Clinton, health care for veterans, and the fight against ISIS
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"March for Our Lives" 2018 -- schedule of cities and events
Organizers in Washington, D.C., alone are hoping to draw half a million people
Parents accused of shackling, torturing their children appear in court
David and Louise Turpin faced a judge, mostly as a procedural update of the case's status ahead of their preliminary hearing on May 14
Protests in Sacramento over unarmed man's death grow unruly
Demonstrators broke at least one car window, doused a bystander with drinks, and blocked busy downtown Sacramento in a second day of protests
"Tired of being afraid": Hundreds of thousands rally for gun control
"If you listen real close, you can hear the people in power shaking," said David Hogg, a survivor who has emerged as one of the student leaders of the movement
March Madness: Villanova, Duke, Kansas and Texas Tech head to Elite Eight
Jalen Brunson led Villanova with 27 points and Omari Spellman had 18 with eight rebounds as Villanova overcame WVU by hitting 13 of 24 shots from 3-point range
No known terror link in Travis Air Force fiery van crash, FBI says
Hafiz Kazi had no known links to terrorism, did not leave behind a manifesto or any threats or explanation, and a video found on a cellphone provided no clue.
"I want receipts": Cardi B goes viral asking about her tax dollars
The Washington Post national correspondent Philip Bump broke down where her tax money is probably going
Parkland student journalists reflect on reporting the shooting
The five students recounted witnessing and reporting on the deadly Florida school shooting
Arrest made in burglary of New England Patriot's house
Rob Gronkowski's home in Foxborough, Mass., was burglarized in February while his team was in Minnesota to play against the Philadelphia Eagles
Sheriff defiant amid claims he turned jail into his personal piggy bank
"This is a jail, this is not a bed and breakfast," the sheriff said. "If you're used to eating grandma's fried chicken, ordering pizza several times a week, you're not going to be happy,.
Teen who lost his hands makes 3-pointers on the basketball court
Jamarion Styles kept getting rejected when he tried to play basketball with other kids -- until he proved he can do anything he puts his mind to
Neighborhood policing builds relationships to cut crime
New York City crime rates are near historic lows, and an NYPD community policing initiative hopes to keep that momentum going
Iranian hackers stealing and "taking credit" for our work, FBI deputy director says
Nine men are accused of hacking to steal scientific research and other information from more than 300 universities and private companies
Police killing of unarmed man sparks 2nd day of protests
22-year-old Clark was shot while holding a cellphone that police said they thought was a gun
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Trump asking advisers if Hegseth should go, sources say
2 women advanced further in Navy SEAL tryouts than any in history
2 Native American women make history in midterms
All the House districts that flipped in the midterm elections
The 2026 blue wave, in charts
Democrats' election rout is poised to reorder federal health policy
Mamdani says Democrats must keep their "foot on the gas"
Trump touts White House ballroom after GOP midterm losses
