The Latest Breaking News from The Associated Press

An increasing shift toward electric vehicles globally, especially in China, is poised to disrupt the global oil market, according to a new report by the International Energy Agency

The Los Angeles city attorney’s office says it does not plan to file criminal charges against two people who were investigated in the recording of a racist conversation that rocked City Hall in 2022 and prompted the city council president to resign after the audio was leaked

The president of one of the largest Native American tribes in the U.S. has removed responsibilities from his vice president

Exclusive: A majority of Hispanic voters believe there is a crisis at the border, and the candidates’ stance on immigration will be key in how they decide to cast their vote

French soccer star Kylian Mbappé’s representatives have rejected as “false and irresponsible” reports in Swedish media saying he is the subject of a rape investigation in the Nordic country

Republicans have secured $21 million worth of ads between Monday and Election Day as they increase efforts to flip the Senate in November

U.S. Agriculture Department officials have launched an internal investigation into how the agency handled reports of serious problems tied to a deadly listeria outbreak at a Boar's Head deli meat plant in Virginia

A U.N. official says disasters, including those wrought by fiercer storms, are threatening more people and could derail economic progress in the Asia Pacific region if governments would not invest more in disaster-prevention and mitigation

Lowriding is an aspect of Latino history in which people show their pride, honor family and uplift culture

A group of Democrats in Congress is appealing to the largest U.S. companies to hold onto their diversity, equity and inclusion programs

A homophobic chant that has cost Mexico hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines over the past two decades