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Details: Written by JOSH BOAK, AP Economics Writer; Published: 17 January 2016

It's about paying poor workers less just as much as paying more to those at top

Details: Written by JIM DRINKARD, CALVIN WOODWARD, Associated Press; Published: 16 January 2016

The Associated Press looks at how true, or not, the candidates' claims are

Details: Written by Erica Werner, AP Congressional Correspondent; Published: 14 January 2016

President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci, Pool)

Obama used his final State of the Union address to summon an affirmative vision of his administration and for the future

Details: Written by JULIE PACE, AP White House Correspondent; Published: 11 January 2016

The president has invited people who inspired him to the event

Details: Written by COLLEEN LONG, Associated Press; Published: 10 January 2016

Sgt Kizzy Adonis has been stripped of her gun and badge

Details: Written by E. EDUARDO CASTILLO, KATHERINE CORCORAN, Associated Press; Published: 10 January 2016

An interview for a Rolling Stone magazine story led authorities to the fugitive head of the Sinaloa cartel

Details: Written by NICOLE WINFIELD, Associated Press; Published: 10 January 2016

The Pope says love must be at the heart of Christian action

Details: Written by THOMAS BEAUMONT, Associated Press; Published: 04 January 2016

Now the big money is coming out — even Trump plans to pay for ads

Details: Written by KEN THOMAS, Associated Press; Published: 04 January 2016

Republicans say new classifications prove Hillary was reckless

Details: Written by KATHLEEN HENNESSEY, Associated Press; Published: 04 January 2016

Order will expand background checks and dealer licensing

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