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Trump's Story About Veteran's Comeback Was Not Quite True
Rankins, who indeed moved out of his car and into an apartment since landing a job refurbishing a Nashville hotel two years ago, doesn't work at a site taking advantage of "Opportunity Zone" tax breaks and never has done so.
Not Real News: A Look at What Didn't Happen This Week
None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked them out. Here are the real facts.
With Britain Out, the Unwieldy EU Face Major Budget Battle
The Brexit drama shook the foundations of the European Union for years and laid bare the need for much-delayed political renovations at the 27-nation bloc.
Anti-Gay Michigan Wedding Venue Sues to Derail Discrimination Inquiry
A wedding venue in Michigan came under investigation by the state's Department of Civil Rights for turning away a same-sex couple. In a suit, the venue claims state law does not cover discrimination targeting LGBTQ people.
Buyers Face More Competition Amid Shortage of Home Listings
Americans shopping for a home this spring may face more competition than they have in years.
LA Church Leaders Charged with Marriage, Immigration Fraud
Three officials with a Philippines-based church in Los Angeles have been charged as part of an alleged scheme to trick followers into becoming fundraisers and arrange sham marriages to keep them in the U.S.
German Economy Stagnates in Sign of Europe's Difficulties
Growth ground to a halt at the end of the year in Germany, Europe's largest economy, as manufacturing remained in a slump and exports fell, official figures showed Friday.
Jehovah's Witnesses Report Convictions, Torture in Russia
Two Jehovah's Witnesses have been convicted of extremism in Russia and four more arrested, one of whom reported being tortured in custody, the religious group said Friday.
No Cirque for Provincetown — Town Officials Point Fingers
The recent battle over a Cirque du Soleil show coming to Provincetown this summer ended with the entertainment giant pulling back from bringing a show in the summer resort.
American and Alaska Strike Deal Around Seattle Flights
American Airlines and Alaska Airlines say they will cooperate more closely on West Coast service, including new American flights from Seattle to India's technology hub in Bangalore.
Farmers Worry Florida Bill Will Worsen Labor Scarcity Woes
The machines once roared for more than 12 hours a day as truckloads of tomatoes rolled in to be washed, inspected and packaged. Now, they run for only four. "If you have no labor, you can't run your operation."
A Trump Fed Choice Faces Senate Scrutiny over Policy Views
One of President Donald Trump's nominees for the Federal Reserve will likely face skeptical questioning from a Senate committee Thursday over her unconventional economic views.
Alaska Governor Proposes Lottery Amid Budget Woes
Alaska, long-reliant on oil and in search of options amid a persistent budget deficit, may turn to the lottery for help.
Gospel of Matthew's Message Rings Loudly for Some 2020 Dems
When Pete Buttigieg launched his first statewide television ad in South Carolina two months ago, its opening lines may have sounded familiar to a churchgoer.
Penned Lions Still on Offer At U.S. Trophy Hunting Convention
An undercover video recorded by animal welfare activists shows vendors at a recent trophy-hunting convention promoting trips to shoot captive-bred lions in Africa.
With Impeachment over, Critics See Trump 'Retribution Tour'
Democrats and outside analysts are raising red flags that Trump is exhibiting a post-impeachment thirst for vengeance that's gone beyond bending norms and could potentially cause lasting damage to institutions.
AP Fact Check: Trump Distorts Gains in Retirement Accounts
President Donald Trump is telling a skewed story when he boasts about workers who've seen their personal retirement savings nearly double under his administration.
Texas Asks Supreme Court to Repeal a California Travel Ban
The Texas attorney general has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a California law prohibiting state employees from using taxpayer-funded business trips to expos or conferences in Texas.
Impasse At Jewish Museum in Warsaw Approaches Turning Point
A long stalemate over the future independence of Warsaw's landmark Jewish history museum is building toward a crucial turning point.
AP VoteCast: Young, Liberal Voters Key to Sanders' NH Win
Bernie Sanders won the young, the liberal and the disaffected in New Hampshire. Their votes were enough to deliver him a victory in Tuesday's Democratic primary.