AP / Fernando Llano Mass Siesta: Hundreds of Mexicans Stage Sleep-In to Wake the World Up to the Issue of 'Sleep Inequality' "Sometimes we have to work two jobs, but we also need to make sure to care for our sleep quality," one participant said. By The Associated Press March 15, 2024
AP Navalny Is Dead, But His Opposition Party's Grim Battle Against Putin Lives On Navalny's closest allies are returning to the work that cost his freedom and his life: undermining Putin’s iron-fisted grip on power. By The Associated Press March 15, 2024
Vladimir Smirnov - Sputnik / AP North Korean Regime Touts 'Special Function' of Luxury Limo Gifted by Putin Observers said Putin's gift violated a United Nations resolution aimed at pressuring North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons program. By The Associated Press March 15, 2024
Ted S. Warren / AP Post-Flight Inspection Makes Shocking Discovery on Boeing Plane That Just Carried 145 People Another inspection, another reveal in the latest in a series of recent incidents involving aircraft manufactured by the company. By The Associated Press March 15, 2024
David Zalubowski / AP Pro Bowl QB Russell Wilson Signs with New Team After Being Released by the Broncos After an ugly end to his stint with the Denver Broncos, the veteran quarterback is looking for a new start with a new team. By The Associated Press March 10, 2024
NTSB / AP Boeing Makes Disturbing Admission About Work Records on Door Panel That Blew Out Mid-Flight The company's “working hypothesis” is that records about work on the failed panel weren't created, even though Boeing's systems require it. By The Associated Press March 9, 2024
AP / Sunday Alamba Kidnappers Strike Again: Gunmen Abduct 15 Schoolchildren in Nigeria A police tactical squad searched for the students, but inaccessible roads in the area challenged the rescue operation. By The Associated Press March 9, 2024
AP / Jacquelyn Martin Polish Official Ponders Prospect of NATO Forces in Ukraine: 'Not Unthinkable' "The issue of sending European forces to help Ukraine was never one to be dismissed -- it was always a possibility." By The Associated Press March 9, 2024
Odelyn Joseph / AP Gang Violence Blocks Haiti's Poorest Citizens from Getting Food, Water The terrifying violence as anti-government gangs battle police in the streets has crippled the fragile economy. By The Associated Press March 8, 2024
Valentina Stefanelli - LaPresse / AP Detention Centers in Spotlight as Italy Struggles to Cope with Migrant Crisis Pressure is building on authorities in Italy to close a notorious migrant detention center where “undignified” conditions have been observed. By The Associated Press March 8, 2024