
Dolly Partons estate accuses her nephew of threatening violence and to destroy his aunts legacy
Dolly Parton 's estate accused the country music icon’s nephew of threatening to commit violence and destroy his aunt’s legacy and business empire in court filings submitted Tuesday and asked a judge to keep him away from its employees and business dealings. Court documents filed in Nashville offer the first signs of discord in a carefully managed estate process for one of the most beloved personalities in music and beyond. Bryan Seaver, who owns a company that provided Parton’s security...
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- Dolly Partons estate accuses her nephew of threatening violence and to destroy his aunts legacy
- Republicans dump cash into red states as they try to hold the line against Democrats in the midterms
- US Justice Department charges Utah postal worker with dumping mail ballots in trash during primary
- Judge sets hearing for Venezuelan man shot by ICE and police in Texas release some video from scene
- Texas investigators seek evidence of manslaughter, other crimes in 27 flood deaths at Camp Mystic
Taiwan is watching closely as Xi and Trump meet and hopes US will keep up its arms sales
TAINAN, Taiwan (AP) — As China's Xi Jinping arrives in Washington to meet with U. S. President Donald Trump, Taiwan expressed confidence that U. S. arms sales to the island that Beijing claims as its own will continue — despite China's pressure. China has pressed Washington to halt the arms sales, most prominently during a summit in May between Trump and Xi in Beijing. After that meeting, the United States paused the sale of a record-breaking $14 billion package — and Trump described to...
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- Taiwan is watching closely as Xi and Trump meet and hopes US will keep up its arms sales
- Trump says his ballroom will house a drone port. The Secret Service already has one next door
- Republicans dump cash into red states as they try to hold the line against Democrats in the midterms
- Chinas Xi kicks off state visit to Washington on Wednesday with a rare planeside welcome from Trump
- Trump-backed Missouri congressional map returns to the Supreme Court for the third time
Is it killer robots or super intelligence? At the UN, leaders see both
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — It's killer robots versus super intelligence. Visions of the future straight out of comic books are playing out at the United Nations as world leaders talk about the threat — or promise — of artificial intelligence. Once again it was Donald Trump against the U. N, chief and other leaders on a pressing issue involving science and the future, echoing ongoing disputes over the threat of climate change. Armed with a new U. N. science report that warns of a slight but of...
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- Is it killer robots or super intelligence? At the UN, leaders see both
- Agency says sea turtle eggs laid on California beaches are a first for the US West Coast
- Another beluga whale dies at Chicago aquarium after rescue mission from Canada park
- Judge wont block Trump administration from giving SpaceX acres of wildlife refuge in land swap
- Climate Week talks balance hope for clean energy against uncertainty over artificial intelligence

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