• Wed, 23 Jul 2014

• Bodies of Malaysia jet victims leave Ukraine
• John Kerry flies to Tel Aviv despite FAA ban
• SEC poised to end $1 a share for some money funds
• In international flight, volatile conflicts abound
• House, Senate chart separate courses on border
• Agents get subsidized 'Obamacare' using fake IDs
• Judges in health care rulings vote party line
• Israel, Hamas battle over public opinion online
• Gaza families plead for evacuation amid battle
• Survey finds sharp increase in teen use of HGH

• Tue, 22 Jul 2014

• CEO: Clippers coach to quit if Sterling stays
• New arrest linked to gun used after Boston attacks
• Supreme Court allows Arizona execution to proceed
• Senate, House on collision course on border money
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• US: Russia 'created the conditions' for shoot-down
• Airlines ban flights to Israel after rocket strike
• End comes for notorious Venezuelan vertical slum
• Airlines scrap Israel flights over missile fear
• Lax security at crash site hampers investigations
• Big issues loom for Congress as Aug. recess nears
• Bond insurers vow to fight Detroit financial plan
• Gaza blockade key to any Israel-Hamas truce deal
• Dueling rulings: Courts split on health law clash
• Peace talks eyed after Israel, Hamas cease-fire
• Plane crash bodies removed from war zone
• Police probing Brooklyn Bridge flag switch
• Nigerian president meets parents of abducted girls
• Despite crush of children, illegal immigration low
• Big milestone for Britain's little prince
• 2008 law unexpectedly at center of border debate
• 11 parents of Nigeria's abducted girls die
• EU meets as some countries seek tougher sanctions
• Russians fed conspiracy theories on Ukraine crash
• American Jews, other 'lone soldiers' serve Israel
• US wants international push for Mideast cease-fire
• Australia wants security job for wronged countries
• Detroit retirees vote in favor of pension cuts
• Dad: Boys charged in homeless deaths once homeless
• Genetic mapping triggers new hope on schizophrenia
• Witness: Sterling needs Clippers sale to pay debts

• Mon, 21 Jul 2014

• Rebels release train with bodies from downed jet
• Friends: Man in NYC chokehold case 'gentle giant'
• Flight 17 tragic end for family of 6 coming home
• 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
• Police probe other attacks after transients killed
• Vital evidence feared withheld by Ukraine's rebels
• US urges global push for Israeli, Hamas cease-fire
• Americans from Texas, California killed in Gaza
• Beef pollutes more than pork, poultry, study says
• Friend convicted of impeding Boston Marathon probe
• Hopkins pays $190M in pelvis exam pix settlement
• Israeli mood turns dark with mounting casualties
• Report: Retaliation by supervisors common at VA
• Perry sending National Guard troops to border
• Star Wars Car, a Doomsday doll: Toys of Comic-Con
• Gay, transgender workers gain US bias protection
• Truce elusive as Hamas, Israel stick to positions
• Dutch anger swells at treatment of Ukraine bodies
• World breaks monthly heat record 2 times in a row
• Black-and-white stripes are the new orange
• German supermarket tycoon Albrecht dead at 94
• Rebels to give Flight 17 black boxes to Malaysia
• NASA names building for moonwalker Neil Armstrong
• Ukraine at potential turning point after crash
• Charlie Hunnam talks about leaving 'Fifty Shades'
• Florida town stunned by news of police KKK ties
• McIlroy has silver cup, now he wants green jacket
• AP PHOTOS: As Ramadan fast ends, the feasts begin
• US working on case against Russia on downed plane
• 3 teens held in Albuquerque homeless killings

• Sun, 20 Jul 2014

• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• US outlines case against Russia on downed plane
• Police: California bank robber linked to 2 heists
• Amid bloodshed, frenetic Gaza hospital improvises
• Kerry heads to Mideast in bid for cease-fire
• Scores dead in first major ground battle in Gaza
• Bodies from downed jet piled in boxcars in Ukraine
• Rory McIlroy wins British Open for 3rd major
• Distraught Dutch mother: 'Send my children home'
• Helpful weather coming to Washington wildfires
• Iraq vet cited for owning 14 therapeutic pet ducks
• US turns up heat on Russia over downed plane
• New Peru law weakens environmental safeguards
• Police: Movie, TV legend James Garner dies
• La democracia indonesia a punto de ser testada
• RJ Reynolds vows to fight $23.6B in damages
• Q&A: How Malaysia Airlines can salvage its brand
• Officer in fatal NY arrest stripped of gun, badge
• Israeli bulldozers destroy Hamas tunnels in Gaza

• Sat, 19 Jul 2014

• Monitors try to secure Ukraine plane crash site
• Alleged leader of cocaine cartel arrested in Spain
• Russia bans congressman, 12 other Americans
• Extremists kill more than 100 in northeast Nigeria
• Without radar, missile may not have identified jet
• Teen's death puts focus on caffeine powder dangers
• Mideast divisions cloud Gaza cease-fire efforts
• DNA being collected to ID Ukraine crash victims
• Howling winds push massive Washington fire
• Storms hold off, McIlroy holds off all challengers
• Ukraine crisis shows divisions in old Soviet bloc
• Kony's rebels change tactics to evade hunt
• Wildfires bring destruction to central Washington
• Airlines symbolize nations' hopes or reflect shame
• Unlike 1st, Malaysia's 2nd disaster brings closure
• Feds approve oil exploration off US Eastern Coast
• Owner of raided Mexico child shelter was admired

• Fri, 18 Jul 2014

• Destructive Washington fire empties another town
• Downed jet claimed victims from 13 countries
• 1 in 5 of Gaza dead are children
• AP WAS THERE: Man walks on the moon
• US: Can't rule out Russian role in plane downing
• Rory McIlroy builds a 4-shot lead at British Open
• US building case tying separatists to plane crash
• Israel pushes in Gaza, expanding ground operation
• Obama opens Eastern Seaboard to oil exploration
• Credible probe sought in downing of Malaysian jet
• What we know, and don't, 1 day after Ukraine crash
• Child migrant surge shifts politics of immigration
• AP Analysis: Downed jet could alter Ukraine crisis
• AP ANALYSIS: Israel and Hamas dislike status quo
• AP PHOTOS: Malaysia plane carrying 298 shot down
• Who is to blame? Crash investigators face struggle
• UK court orders 'Glee' name change in legal row
• Axed Nokia X phones suffered from lack of identity
• In Iraq, Syria, militants try to govern as a state
• Woman loses relatives in 2 Malaysia air disasters
• Why airlines didn't avoid risky Ukraine airspace
• Secrets leaker Manning to begin gender treatments
• Malaysia Airlines says changes route for planes
• Sandusky son says victim's story sounded familiar
• Double disasters taint Malaysia Airlines
• APNewsBreak: Manning to begin gender treatment

• Thu, 17 Jul 2014

• Ukraine: Pro-Russia rebels downed Malaysian plane
• Jerry Sandusky son alleges even worse abuse
• AIDS conference attendees on downed Malaysian jet
• Israel invades Gaza after Hamas rejects truce
• AP source: Missile took down jet in Ukraine
• 10 Things to Know for Friday
• California drought doesn't end brown lawn warnings
• Prosecutor: Bank robbers intended to take hostages
• Malaysia Airlines says 298 on board doomed flight
• Malaysia says jetliner did not make distress call
• Discoveries convince family pregnant woman is dead
• Some defend founder of Mexican shelter
• Afghan ballot audit starts; Kabul airport attacked
• Microsoft CEO pivots sharply with 18,000 job cut
• Holocaust Museum opens UN archive on WWII crimes
• For Malaysia Airlines, disaster strikes twice
• Prospects fade for resolution on border crisis
• Republicans criticize handling of IRS inquiry
• Woman's jawbone aided murder charge in Hawaii case
• McIlroy and Woods deliver at British Open
• 10 Things to See: A week of top AP photos
• Senators call on GM CEO to fire top lawyer
• Dog hailed as hero for alerting deaf boy to fire
• 66-yard crater appears in far northern Siberia
• 14 Tunisian soldiers killed in extremist attacks
• Microsoft to cut up to 18,000 jobs over next year
• Putin: US sanctions hurt bilateral ties, US firms
• Australia repeals maligned 2-year-old carbon tax
• AP Interview: Egypt says Gaza cease-fire bid alive
• Ukraine: Air Force jet downed by Russian missile
• After hybrid success, Toyota gambles on fuel cell
• American teen beaten in Mideast back home in Fla.
• US says Myanmar resorting to police-state tactics
• Dems target women with bills on contraception, pay
• For US and Europe, divisions over Russia penalties
• Israelis in center adjust to life under rockets
• American teen beaten in Mideast returns to Florida
• Typhoon kills 38 in Philippines, spares Manila

• Wed, 16 Jul 2014

• Mexico: Sex abuse at group home house of horror
• Israel, Hamas agree to Gaza 'humanitarian' pause
• 10 Things to Know for Thursday
• US, Europe escalate economic sanctions on Russia
• Trying gene therapy to create biological pacemaker
• Studies see new risks for cholesterol drug niacin
• Answers about immigration checkpoints
• Dems seek gains with women in birth control loss
• Buzz Aldrin: Where were you when I walked on moon?
• Fox bid for Time Warner sparks content merger race
• NYC mayor's plan for rail strike? He's outta here
• Texas woman who sent ricin gets 18 years in prison
• Nowhere to go for Gaza civilians urged to evacuate
• Mother of 2 makes NFL cheerleading squad at age 40
• Assad declares victory, push to topple him tenuous
• What happens to your online accounts when you die?
• 2 Moscow subway workers detained in deadly crash
• Iran nuke talks likely to be extended past July 20
• Urban warfare feared in Ukraine fighting
• Swedish court upholds detention order on Assange
• Man charged in ND with masquerading as FBI agent
• Attorney: Prostitute had no reason to kill exec
• Once a niche, local foods becoming big business
• Terror fugitive arrested in Athens shootout
• New guidelines could help many pregnant workers
• New brain protein tied to Alzheimer's disease
• Jeter, Trout lead AL over NL 5-3 in All-Star game
• Japanese nuclear plant deemed safe, nears restart
• Senate derails Army bid to take Guard helicopters
• No hints from Hillary Clinton on 'The Daily Show'

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