AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-23)

This is AP News Munite. UN officials say more than 73,000 people in Haiti have received food last week but many more still wait. Some desperate crowds turn to looting to get what they need six days after the earthquake. Haitian authorities say they h

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-22)

1. Two thousand US marines are expected to arrive off the coast of Haiti today to help relief organizations get supplies to earthquake survivors. The troop increase and a request for more UN peacekeepers comes a day after more violence in the Haitian

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-21)

[1] Haitians flock to church services on Sunday looking for some respite from all the misery around them. Aid is still slow to reach the survivors, and rescue crews continue to scour the ruins for any sign of life. [2] President Barack Obama is evoki

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-20)

Earthquake survivors in Haiti are clamoring for food and water. The international aid organizations are struggling to distribute everything that has arrived. Meantime, search crews are racing to find any survivors that may still be alive under the ru

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-19)

More and more people are trying to flee Port-au-Prince as the scope of the damage from Tuesday's major earthquake becomes clearer.Surivivors have been searching for lot ones in the rubbles-strewn in the streets.The death toll from 7.0 remains unknown

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-18)

1. The Red Cross is estimating up to 50,000 people have died in the Haitian earthquake. Meantime, the casualty numbers for the UN personnel keep mounting with officials now saying 36 people have been killed, nearly 200 are missing. 2. The FAA has sto

AP 2010-01-17

1. Fears of unrest have been growing in Haiti but survivors of Tuesday's earthquake are beginning to get relief supplies. Hundreds of US troops have arrived in the capital, where they've been helping distribute food and water. Meanwhile, workers have

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-04)

It has now been more than a week since the attempted act of terrorism aboard the flight in Detroit on Christmas Day. On Thursday, I received the preliminary findings of the review that I ordered into our terrorist watchlist system and air travel scre

AP美联社一分钟新闻(2010-01-01)

I'm very hopeful about the future of their relationship. That's attorney for Brooke Sheen who says his client wants to reconcile with her husband actor Charlie Sheen. Yale Galanter spoke to the AP by phone from Aspen, Colorado where Brooke is staying

AP 2010-03-21

1. Just a day after a jobs bill cleared Congress, President Barack Obama is expected to sign it today. The bill includes 18 billion dollars in tax breaks and extends highway and mass transit program to the end of the year. It's estimated the bill cou

AP 2010-03-22

1. President Barack Obama is staying right here. He's decided not to fly to Asia this weekend, so he can be in town for a possible House vote on his health care plan Sunday. The White House says he'll head to Indonesia and Australia in June. 2. Jihad

AP 2010-03-23

1. Victory within reach. President Barack Obama set his sights on rallying House Democrats Saturday for a final health care push for Sunday's vote. He called the bill the single most important step US government has taken on health care since Medicar

AP 2011-11-01

1. Stocks soared after European leaders agreed on a deal to slash Greece's debt load. Stronger US economic growth and corporate earnings also drove commodities and treasury yields higher. 2. The UN security council has voted unanimously to lift the n

AP 2011-11-16

1. Authorities in Oregon have ordered anti-Wall Street protesters to clear a street and sidewalk they were blocking. The demonstrators are obeying. The protesters had ignored a midnight evacuation order and even set up makeshift barricades on both en

AP 2011-11-17

1. The Supreme Court agrees to decide whether it is constitutional to make Americans buy health assurance. And if not, whether the rest of the health care overhaul can happen. A ruling could come by late June. 2. The mayor of Oakland, California says

AP 2011-11-18

1. At least half a dozen journalists were among those arrested and handcuffed by police during an overnight raid of the Occupy Wall Street camp in New York. Mayor Michael Bloomberg defended the NYPD's policy of keeping the media back. 2. Senator Bob

AP 2011-11-19

1. The Secret Service says at least one bullet hit a White House window, but bulletproof glass stopped it. Rounds of ammunition were found outside the White House on Tuesday. It's unclear this is connected to reports of gunfire near White House last

AP 2011-11-03

1. Herman Cain says he was accused of sexual harassment, but the allegations were false. He says he has never sexually harassed anyone. A report in Politico says a trade group he had settled complaints from at least two women. Cain says if there were

AP 2011-11-02

1. Hundreds of schools won't be open today because of a weekend storm in the northeast that dumped more than two feet of wet heavy snow in some areas. Millions of customers lost power, some could be without it for days. 2. Crews hope to stabilize the

AP 2011-11-04

1. Today could be the final day of testimony in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson's doctor. Testimony from defendant Dr. Conrad Murray is up in the air. He says he'll make that decision today. 2. A small jet carrying the owner of