Market outlook bright for soybeans, rice as agriculture prices stabilize By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
Indiana father forgives parents for 20-year abduction, wants to see son By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
Newtown weighs fate of Connecticut school where 26 died in shooting By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
Reddit co-founder commits suicide in New York weeks before trial By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
French jets bomb major Malian city to combat extremists’ control By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
Egyptian appeals court orders retrial for former president Mubarak By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
Gay marriage protest converges on Eiffel Tower in opposition to plan By The Associated Press January 13, 2013
New Orleans official sentenced to prison in Katrina grant plot By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Suspect in string of ecoterrorism fires surrenders after hiding in Canada By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Testimony wraps up in lawsuit against Jindal’s voucher program By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Missouri Powerball winner verified; Arizona’s winner still a mystery By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Newark, N.J. mayor to live on food stamps for a week starting Tuesday By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
United Kingdom judge issues verdict increasing state control of the press By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Palestinians celebrate a U.N. vote 65 years after partition plan By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Botswana to ban big game hunting by 2014 to save country’s wildlife By The Associated Press November 30, 2012
Three British Petroleum employees arraigned on Gulf oil spill charges By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Texas out to seize Warren Jeffs’ 1,700-acre polygamist ranch By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Pot legalization not a free ride to smoke on university campuses By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Ten-ton New Jersey spruce will light up as Rockefeller Center tree By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
UN: Arctic sea ice larger than United States melts due to climate change By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Spat with neighbors sours Albanian century of independence party By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Wal-Mart, Disney and Sears clothes found in Bangladesh fire By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Explosives improperly stored at Camp Minden industrial site By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Turtle protection device plans shelved by NOAA, federal officials By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
U.S. Justice Department launches probe into Albuquerque police By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Four female military members sue U.S. government to serve in combat By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Nearly 30 Tennessee courthouses receive bomb threats, many evacuated By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
China’s Communist Party paper falls for Onion joke about Kim Jong Un By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Palestinians predicted historic U.N. vote on recognizing statehood By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Mexican beauty queen killed, had gun in her hands during shootout By The Associated Press November 28, 2012
Man accused of starting jail fire after previous arrest for arson By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Grand Isle residents still waiting for levee repairs after Hurricane Isaac By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Northern California community mourns family swept away to sea By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Two sentenced in U.S. government’s Operation Fast and Furious gun case By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Cuomo announces Sandy cost New York $32 billion in damage and loss By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Egypt’s president stands by his decrees despite opposition mounting By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Frenchman kidnapped in Mali asks government for help through video By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Dog days in Cuba: From shih tzus to schnauzers, canines are the stars By The Associated Press November 26, 2012
Tangipahoa Parish School Board to propose desegregation plan By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
Louisiana unemployment rate falls to 6.6 percent for October By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
Prosecutor: Indianapolis blast that killed two people was not accidental By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
Dark matter detector in South Dakota mine nearing activation By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
‘Sesame Street’ Elmo actor Kevin Clash resigns amid sex allegation By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
Egyptian authorities arresting child protesters, rights group says By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
Church of England says no to allowing women to serve as bishops By The Associated Press November 20, 2012
Gov. Jindal won’t endorse in 3rd District race, will leave it to voters By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
Two rig workers shoulder the blame for 2010 BP oil disaster By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
Hundreds attend funeral for Indianapolis house blast victims By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
Mysterious occurrence of violent dolphin deaths intrigue scientists By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
Hostess lives at least another day, Twinkies likely to survive longer By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
First female Anglican bishop in Africa, Church of England weighs the option By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
Colombia cool to rebel, announces cease-fire as it begins peace talks By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
Israel museums hide valuable artwork to protect it from rocket fire By The Associated Press November 19, 2012
NCAA Football: No. 1 Oregon, No. 2 Kansas State fall in upsets By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Wildlife and Fisheries dept. helping oystermen meet refrigeration law By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Public service commissioners stall effort to cut prices on calls from jail By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Moonshine makers set up shop in Georgia city hall, make legal liquor By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Battle over Santa Monica Christmas display goes to Los Angeles court By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Left with tornado damage, Alabama town blaming FEMA for unsafe block By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Southeast Asia to adopt human rights declaration despite loopholes By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Myanmar announces new prisoner amnesty, President Obama to visit By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Pro- and anti-gay protesters clash in Paris streets in reaction to draft law By The Associated Press November 18, 2012
Panel approves $179 million funding for state construction projects By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
Appeal court: Teacher furlough day in Jefferson Parish violates state law By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
BP agrees to pay $4.5B settlement; three employees still face charges By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
Lawyers: Colorado theater shooting suspect can’t attend hearing By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
Marijuana law introduced could turn Uruguay government into pot dealer By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
Fighter jet crashes near Florida Air Force base, pilot safe after ejecting By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
Scores isolated to prevent spread of new Ebola outbreak in Uganda By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
South African miners end strike, farm workers continue wage protests By The Associated Press November 16, 2012
Federal government dismisses case involving bomb threat at LSU By The Associated Press November 15, 2012
Gov. Jindal’s administration tells HHS it won’t run insurance exchange By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
Trumpet auction to benefit Satchmo Sumerfest honoring Louis Armstrong By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
Lawyers surrender recordings in ongoing Waffle House CEO suit By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
Scientists identify new gene that triples risk for Alzheimer’s disease By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
Power back in Santiago de Cuba three weeks after Hurricane Sandy By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
France goes after fatty snacks with ‘Nutella tax’ despite outcry By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
Rat kill in Galapagos Islands targets 180 million to preserve other species By The Associated Press November 14, 2012
La. College asks Baptist churches for $12 million more for funding By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
La. deploys emergency responders to NJ to help with Hurricane Sandy By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
Rescuers lead two uninjured snowboarders off Mount Rainier Tuesday By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
Florida socialite at center of CIA Director David Petraeus’ sex scandal By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
Israel prepares new missile defense system for deployment in 2014 By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
Rare Solar eclipse casts shadow Wednesday across north Australia By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
Collage from Beatles’ eighth album fetches $87,720 at London auction By The Associated Press November 13, 2012
Corps of Engineers prepares for changes along the Miss. River By The Associated Press November 12, 2012
Police chief concerned about saggy pants, says it’s ‘getting out of control’ By The Associated Press November 12, 2012
New Orleans streetcar line to be debuted during the Super Bowl By The Associated Press November 12, 2012
Many Long Islanders left without power two weeks after Sandy By The Associated Press November 12, 2012
