美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-08-19

1. Egypt's military-backed government authorizes police to use deadly force. The government declares a state of emergency and night-time curfew after a deadly crackdown of ousted President Mohammed Morsi's supporters left more than 500 people dead. 2

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-08-20

Heavy gunfire run out Friday throughout Carol. Tens of thousands of Muslim brotherhood supporters trying to arbigulanded. The death toll finds about 60 and the so-called day of rage. Students moral home return to Presi for a month after a tornado swe

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-03

Officials in southern India say many of the 42 people killed in a bus crash were burned alive. Only the bus driver and half a dozen passengers managed to escape through a window after the vehicle crashed into a roadside barrier and caught on fire. Po

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-19

1. President Obama concedes his administration has fumbled the rollout of the affordable care act, admitting the first month enrolment numbers were lagging. As a fix, he is proposing that insurance companies continue to offer consumers plans that don

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-18

1. The White House technology chief got a griffing at a house hearing on Capitol Hill,as the administration released disappointing statistic, showing fewer than 27,000 people signed out for private house insurance last month, in states that rely on t

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-17

The number of dead in the Philippines is now over 2,000, less than a week after Typhoon Haiyan. 80 are listed as missing. Officials say only minimal food and water are reaching people in the devastated city of Tacloban. Hawaii's governor is set to si

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-16

1. The official death toll from the typhoon in the Philippine is nearly 1800 and authorities say it could rise considerably. An AP reporter in the devastated city of Tacloban saw dozens of bodies and no evidence organized aid delivery. 2. The Justice

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-01

An EU delegation is in Washington today to meet members of Congress and demand answers regarding the NSA spying controversy. The European lawmakers say trust across the Atlantic has been broken following allegations the NSA spied on some allies. Isra

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-02

1. A senior administration official says the White House is considering ending its surveillance on friendly foreign leaders. Members of Congress expressed concern during a hearing Tuesday that NSA programs under Obama administration may have gone too

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-04

1. President Obama headed to Massachusetts on Wednesday to discuss his health care law. The president used the speech to highlight the gradual rollout of the state's landmark 2006 health care law and keep expectations low for the early sign-up for hi

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-05

1. The FAA has OKd the use electronic devises from gate to gate. Passengers will be able to play games, watch movies and listen to music, but not talk on their cell phones. Some airlines are working quickly to implement the policy change. 2. Iraqs pr

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-06

1.Ousted Egyptian president Mohammad Morsi and 14 Muslim brotherhood figures wereon trial, accused them starting violence and murder. But Monday proceedingadjourned quickly. Morsi claimed he is still Egypt legitimate president andrefused to recognize

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-08

Authorities say the man who opened fire in New Jersey's Garden State Plaza Mall Monday night is dead. Richard Shoop died of a self-inflicted gunshot. Nobody else was hurt. It's election day in Virgina and New Jersey with both states holding high-prof

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-09

1. Its election-day with mayor races around the country. They include governors races in Virginia and New Jersey, and mayoral contests in some Americas biggest cities like New York, Los Angeles and Boston. 2. President Obama says US businesses are lo

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-10

Palestinians protested in the West Bank and Gaza today, Israelis protested in Jerusalem, all against Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts to advance Mid-East peace talks. He's in the region to try and revive deadlocked negociations. HHS Secretary

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-07

1. Johnson Johnson (强生公司) and its subsidiaries have agreed to pay over 2.2 billion dollars to settle allegations that it promoted powerful psychiatric drugs for unproved uses in children, seniors and disable patients. The company was also acc

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-10-22

1. President Barack Obama laid out his agenda for the post shutdown Congress today. He wants a budget deal, immigration reform and a farm bill. Republicans already questioned his plans. 2. Meanwhile government employees went back to work this morning

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-10-23

1. Two convicted killers freed from a Florida prison by phony documents were back in court Sunday on escape charges. They were apprehended together without incident Saturday night at a Panama City motel. The men are being held without bond and are sc

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-10-21

1. The White House says a Senate-backed deal to reopen the government and raise the debt ceiling achieves what's necessary. The deal would reopen the government through at least January 15th and the nation's borrowing authority would be extended thro

美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2013-11-20

1. Intense thunderstorm swept through downtown Chicago Sunday afternoon, halting play between the Baltimore Ribbons and the Chicago Bears. Action was stopped for 5 minutes left in the first quarter. The stands were evacuated and players were sent to