Tokyo Court Rejects Ex-Nissan Chair Ghosn’s Bail Request
TOKYO — A court in Tokyo on Tuesday rejected former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's latest request for bail, made more than two months after...
Teen in MAGA Hat Video Says He Tried to Calm Tension
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A Native American organizer of a march in Washington, D.C., says he felt compelled to get between a group of black religious activists and largely white students with his ceremonial drum to defuse a potentially dangerous situation.
Tennis Players Can Cause Quite a Racket by Smashing Rackets
MELBOURNE, Australia — Way behind in a match he soon would lose, Alexander Zverev leaned forward in his Australian Open sideline seat to repeatedly,...
Asian Cup: Japan Tops Saudi Arabia, Australia Wins Shootout
SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates — Title contenders Japan and Australia scraped through tough last-16 games at the Asian Cup on Monday, joined by the...
Reinvented Legacy: Nazi’s Paintings Fund Foundation for Jews
BERLIN — When Hilde Schramm inherited several paintings collected by her father, Hitler's chief architect and Armaments Minister Albert Speer, she was only sure of one thing: she didn't want them.
‘Pho Keene Great’ Restaurant Allowed to Open
Officials in a New Hampshire city have approved a restaurant sign that initially was removed over concerns that it sounded profane.
Former CIA Officer Portrayed in ‘Argo’ Film Dead at 78
FREDERICK, Md. — A former CIA technical operations officer who helped rescue six U.S. diplomats from Iran in 1980 and was portrayed by Ben Affleck in the film "Argo," has died. He was 78.
Model in Russian Court Apologizes for US Election Claim
MOSCOW — A Belarusian model and self-styled sex instructor who last year claimed to have evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election said Saturday that she apologizes to a Russian tycoon for the claim and won't say more about the matter.
China 2018 Economic Growth Falls to 3-Decade Low
BEIJING — China's 2018 economic growth fell to a three-decade low as activity cooled amid a tariff war with Washington.
Native American Says He Tried to Ease Tensions at Mall
DETROIT — A Native American who was seen in online video being taunted outside the Lincoln Memorial said Sunday he felt compelled to get between two groups with his ceremonial drum to defuse a confrontation.
