Alabama, Georgia governors lift driver rules after gas spill
The governors of Alabama and Georgia are lifting restrictions on the number of hours that truck drivers delivering fuel can work, hoping to prevent shortages in both states after the shutdown of a pipeline that spilled at least 252,000 gallons of gasoline in rural Alabama.
Residents near ex-Navy bases sue firefighting foam makers
Residents near two former Navy bases in suburban Philadelphia are suing producers of firefighting foam once used there, claiming they contaminated the drinking water.
Residents near ex-Navy bases sue firefighting foam makers
Residents near two former Navy bases in suburban Philadelphia are suing producers of firefighting foam once used there, claiming they contaminated the drinking water.
Agency says driverless cars will need OK once Uber charges
The state agency that regulates taxicabs and transportation businesses in Pennsylvania says it doesn't have jurisdiction over free trips in self-driving cars being offered by Uber, but it will once the company starts charging money.
Agency says driverless cars will need OK once Uber charges
The state agency that regulates taxicabs and transportation businesses in Pennsylvania says it doesn't have jurisdiction over free trips in self-driving cars being offered by Uber, but it will once the company starts charging money.
Washington state to increase testing pot for pesticides
More than two years after Washington state launched legal marijuana sales, it's planning to test pot for banned pesticides more regularly.
Washington state to increase testing pot for pesticides
More than two years after Washington state launched legal marijuana sales, it's planning to test pot for banned pesticides more regularly.
Federal order forbids Samsung Galaxy Note 7 use on planes
The Department of Transportation is ordering airline passengers not to bring Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones on planes unless they keep them turned off and don't charge them during the flight.
Federal order forbids Samsung Galaxy Note 7 use on planes
The Department of Transportation is ordering airline passengers not to bring Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones on planes unless they keep them turned off and don't charge them during the flight.
Romania: truckers protest against insurance hikes
Dozens of trucks and other vehicles have blocked a major square in the Romanian capital to protest planned new insurance rates they say are too expensive.
Romania: truckers protest against insurance hikes
Dozens of trucks and other vehicles have blocked a major square in the Romanian capital to protest planned new insurance rates they say are too expensive.
AP Explains: US lifting of economic sanctions on Myanmar
U.S. economic trade sanctions on the once-isolated Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar are being eased to support the country's transition toward democracy and a market economy.
AP Explains: US lifting of economic sanctions on Myanmar
U.S. economic trade sanctions on the once-isolated Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar are being eased to support the country's transition toward democracy and a market economy.
DIVIDED AMERICA: How China fueled pain and Trump support
Crushed by Chinese competition and feeling betrayed by mainstream politicians, workers in the hills of eastern Ohio are embracing Donald Trump and his tough talk on trade.
DIVIDED AMERICA: How China fueled pain and Trump support
Crushed by Chinese competition and feeling betrayed by mainstream politicians, workers in the hills of eastern Ohio are embracing Donald Trump and his tough talk on trade.
What do Bayer and Monsanto sell? A look at the 2 companies
U.S. seed seller Monsanto agreed on Wednesday to be bought by Germany's Bayer AG for $57 billion, in a deal that would create a giant worldwide chemical and agricultural products company.
What do Bayer and Monsanto sell? A look at the 2 companies
U.S. seed seller Monsanto agreed on Wednesday to be bought by Germany's Bayer AG for $57 billion, in a deal that would create a giant worldwide chemical and agricultural products company.
Dakota Access CEO: Company committed to finishing project
The company developing the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline says it is committed to the project, despite strong opposition and a federal order to halt construction near an American Indian reservation in North Dakota.
Dakota Access CEO: Company committed to finishing project
The company developing the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline says it is committed to the project, despite strong opposition and a federal order to halt construction near an American Indian reservation in North Dakota.
The Latest: Journalist covering pipeline protest charged
The Latest on the dispute over the Dakota Access pipeline, a thousand-mile pipeline under construction to carry oil from North Dakota to Illinois (all times local): 9:05 a.m.



