The Latest Breaking News from The Associated Press

Nearly 2,000 have jumped off the structure since it opened in 1937

A bill to ban oil and gas production within a mile (1.6 kilometers) of schools and day care centers across New Mexico is among the first published proposals as the state Legislature prepares for a 30-day session that could bring an overhaul to fundamental oil and gas regulations

A Department of Education policy adviser has resigned to protest the administration’s military support of Israel’s war in Gaza, as well as its handling of fallout from the war at home and abroad

The U.S. has coordinated with Israel, Egypt and others in rescuing the mother of a U.S. serviceman and her American brother-in-law who were pinned down during heavy fighting in Gaza City

The media response to Claudine Gay's ouster has been ludicrous.

A Missouri city will pay nearly $3 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it and six other St. Louis suburbs of violating the constitutional rights of residents by jailing them and forcing them to pay fees, often for minor traffic violations

Billie Jean King inspires and congratulates women's hockey players at the launch of the Professional Women's Hockey League, a historic moment in women's sp...

The Associated Press went behind the scenes to capture what former tennis star and gender equality champion Billie Jean King referred to as the birth of women's hockey

Rayner Pike, a retired reporter for The Associated Press for over four decades, has died

Salman Rushdie was stabbed around 12 times at the Chautauqua Institution after a man rushed on stage

Remote working has led to so-called “bleisure” travel, where employees mix work and leisure on the same trip