• Mon, 26 Jan 2015

• The latest on the Northeast snowstorm
• First Look: Sundance doc pulls back curtain on Scientology
• 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
• US announces charges in New York Russian spy ring case
• UN: deadly attack on Ukraine city could be war crime
• Egypt: Release of Mubarak's sons caps weekend of violence
• Snowstorm threatens to paralyze the crowded Northeast US
• Kurds celebrate ousting Islamic State fighters from Kobani
• Eurozone looks for dialogue after stunning Greece elections
• AP PHOTOS: 10 worst Northeast snowstorms in last 60 years
• Greece's first radical left prime minister sworn in
• Twins who became 'significant rats' to cartel await sentence
• Drone crashes at White House; hobbyist says it's his
• US drone strikes resume in Yemen despite turmoil
• Thousands cheer for Patriots at Super Bowl sendoff in Boston
• Failed Iraqi bomber named in Islamic State hostage crisis
• China's shadow looms large over Obama visit to India
• Greek vote shows growing European backlash against austerity
• Cuban youth build secret computer network despite Wi-Fi ban
• Dwindling group of survivors to mark Auschwitz 70 years on
• Malaysia Air site hacked, some customer data appears online
• New Jersey's Christie launches political action committee
• Afghan economic crisis looms as foreign aid dollars depart
• AP Interview: Iraq 'sleeper cells' fight Islamic State group
• Medical pot only OK for sick kids failed by other drugs: MDs

• Sun, 25 Jan 2015

• SAG Awards win sends 'Birdman' Oscar hopes soaring
• Blizzard expected for 250-mile stretch of Northeast
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• Japan working to gain IS hostage's release, analyzing video
• Obama seeks bigger wilderness designation in Alaska refuge
• Greek radical left wins election, threatening market turmoil
• Obama: Counterterrorism operations in Yemen not affected
• Images of shot Egypt protester revive criticism of police
• Boko Haram attacks northeastern Nigerian city, scores killed
• WHO mulls reforms to repair reputation after bungling Ebola
• Jolie in Iraq, says more needed for Iraq and Syria refugees
• Obama, Modi declare era of 'new trust' in US-India relations
• Koch event drawing 2016 hopefuls Rubio, Paul, Cruz, Walker
• Contestants vie for Miss Universe crown in Miami on Sunday
• Millions of GMO insects could be released in Florida Keys
• Ukraine: Phone calls prove rebels attacked city, killed 30
• Opening statements next in murder trial of ex-Pat Hernandez
• Republican White House maybes court evangelicals toward 2016
• Kerry in Nigeria to warn against postelection violence
• French arrests raise question: Is free speech for all?
• First Look: Gerwig shines in a delightful Mistress America
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: Obama's presidential 'namaste'

• Sat, 24 Jan 2015

• Obama looks to build toward policy breakthroughs with India
• Abe 'speechless' after video claims IS hostage dead
• Hall of Famer Ernie Banks mourned in sports world and beyond
• Father of Japanese hostage reported killed still hopeful
• Spanish police arrest 4 suspected members of a jihadi cell
• Winter's 1st big storm leaves snow, slush covering Northeast
• Belichick on deflated balls: 'We try to do everything right'
• Possible GOP candidates pitch ideas at conservative forum
• Leftists ahead in last polls before Greek national election
• Rockets kill 30 in Ukrainian city as rebels launch offensive
• 1st attempt to lift fuselage of crashed AirAsia plane fails
• Tide turning in Ebola fight after hard lessons
• 'Deadheads' ask to camp out during band's Chicago concerts
• Oregon focus of effort to expand background checks for guns
• Alabama seeks to stay order overturning gay marriage ban
• Experts examine bones as Spain hunts for Cervantes' remains
• GOP presses state bills limiting gay rights before ruling
• Vanderbilt gang-rape defense points to campus culture
• Obama to cut short India trip to pay call on Saudi Arabia
• SUNDANCE WATCH: Williams remembered, come for the tacos
• For first-time visitor, Havana is charming - and complicated
• Man wrongly convicted 4 decades ago freed from prison
• After 37 years in prison, innocent North Carolina man freed
• Sleet, snow kick off winter storm in Northeast

• Fri, 23 Jan 2015

• 5 things to know about political crisis in Yemen
• NASA spacecraft almost to Pluto: Smile for the camera!
• Eyeing 2016, Jeb Bush signals focus on middle class
• Federal judge strikes down gay-marriage ban in Alabama
• Kobe to be re-examined before deciding injury fate
• Pro-Russian rebels reject peace deal, launch new offensive
• Yemen's Shiite rebels try to avoid overstepping amid protest
• Justices will review use of midazolam as execution drug
• Privacy concerns over health care website prompt reversal
• Thai ex-premier says 'democracy is dead' after impeachment
• Austerity-battered Greeks favor radical left before vote
• NFL says no conclusion yet on Pats' deflated footballs
• Obama heading to India, hoping to improve ties
• Garden gnome fans fret: SkyMall files for bankruptcy
• Challenges on multiple fronts likely to test new Saudi king
• New generation enters line to Saudi throne as king mourned
• 'Boyhood' and 'Whiplash,' Sundance-to-Oscar path improves

• Wed, 21 Jan 2015

• Saudi single women challenge tradition in love and marriage
• Attacks on journalists threaten media freedom in Afghanistan
• Bolivian leader begins new term with economic clouds forming

• Tue, 20 Jan 2015

• Iowa Sen. Ernst promises GOP focus on Americans' concerns
• Former football players testify in Vanderbilt rape trial
• Obama in State of the Union: Tax wealthy, help middle class
• Cuba lowers expectations on eve of high-level talks with US
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• 4 men in Paris court are 1st to face terror attacks charges
• Turkish graft probe nears final chapter with parliament vote
• In State of the Union, Obama aims to influence 2016 debate
• Government health care website quietly sharing personal data
• Canadian soldiers directing air strikes in Iraq
• BP penalty trial dredges up gloomy images of 2010 Gulf spill
• Shelling in eastern Ukraine kills at least 6 civilians
• Weakness of Yemen's government undermines US terror fight
• APNewsBreak: US settles case over fake Facebook page
• Shiite rebels shell Yemen president's home, take over palace
• Jury selection starts in Colorado theater shooting trial
• Dad: Girl, 13, accused in crime spree was never abused
• Saudi Arabia's rights crackdown linked to war on terror
• Watching Obama speech? Check out tone, theatrics, loudmouths
• Japan weighs ransom in Islamic State threat to kill hostages
• Man cited in Georgia for eating cheeseburger while driving
• For Etan Patz's parents, man's murder trial a complex case
• X-rays unlock secrets of ancient scrolls buried by volcano
• A look at the hostages believed held by Islamic State group
• TV networks make unequal progress toward on-screen diversity
• Indonesia: AirAsia plane climbed too fast, then disappeared
• Part of Ohio interstate to be shut for days after collapse
• Gordon Ramsay loses court battle over $1M rent on London pub
• Japan to sell talking robots that won't try to make sense
• Boy, 13, builds Braille printer with Legos, starts company
• AP PHOTOS: Pakistan's cross-dressing men dance despite fear
• Mark Wahlberg's victims divided over his pardon request
• Officials: 1 dead, 1 injured in overpass collapse in Ohio

• Mon, 19 Jan 2015

• Pope: Catholics don't have to breed 'like rabbits'
• MLK honored amid scattered protests over recent black deaths

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