The Latest Breaking News from The Associated Press

In the final days of the Washington legislative session, lawmakers hashed out agreements to approve a bill that sets limits on rent increases and a measure that gives striking workers unemployment payments

Investigators say the former clerk who failed to count nearly 200 ballots in November's elections in Wisconsin's capital city didn't break any laws but did violate policy and breached her contractual duty to supervise elections and maintain professional standards

Amazon is not planning to list added tariff costs next to product prices on its site — despite speculation spanning from a report that claimed the e-commerce giant would soon show new import charges, as well as fiery comments from President Donald Trump’s White House denouncing such a move

The Associated Press spoke to more than a dozen people familiar with the U.S. Center for SafeSport to gauge the next moves it must take to rebuild trust after the ouster of its CEO last week

A war monitor and an activist group say clashes broke out in the Syrian capital between local gunmen belonging to the minority Druze sect and pro-government fighters

A widespread blackout across Spain and Portugal upended the lives of millions of people across the Iberian Peninsula

You shouldn’t have to cross your fingers and hope for a strong stock market to coincide with your short-term goals

From impromptu car sales to Oval Office bust-ups, the president has already raised the bar this presidency for some meme-worthy moments – and he still has some 1360 days left

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has launched his reelection campaign by telling voters he helped lower crime, keep the city united and build affordable housing

Frustrated with traditional dating, many young people in China are going on livestreamed video chats to find love

They’d watched overnight as the bombardments grew closer, and observed through binoculars as the final U.S. Marines piled into a helicopter from the roof of the embassy to be whisked away