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Late-night TV Host Samantha Bee's Show Briefly Upstages Correspondents' Dinner

Bee, who hosts TBS' weekly show 'Full Frontal,' says she cares deeply about the press, saying, 'For God's sake, we could not do our show if things were more restricted'

Hacker Claims to Have Stolen Netflix Series, Seeks Ransom

The next season of ‘Orange Is The New Black’ is scheduled for officials release June 9

On 100th Day in Office, Trump to Focus on Trade

The US president is expected to sign two executive orders, one of which will determine if America trade agreements are fair

Openly Lesbian Methodist Bishop Faces Losing Her Job

The church’s top court ruled Bishop Karen Oliveto’s civil marriage violates church law

Philippines: Notorious Abu Sayyaf Kidnapper Dead

Alhabsy Misaya was killed in a clash with Philippines marines late Friday in the jungles of Sulu province

Iraqi Officials: Car Bomb Kills at Least 3, Wounds 8

Explosion targets entrance to police station in Baghdad's Karrada neighborhood

Downpours Ruin Spring Harvest in Beleaguered Southwest Haiti

Five days of rain triggered flooding that caused at least four deaths and drowned crops

Beyond 'Fake News:' Facebook Fights 'Information Operations'

Author Urges Republicans to Defend Working Class

J.D. Vance says Republicans bear the responsibility of, in his words, "keeping the American dream alive"

Court Grants Trump Request to Hold Climate Regulations Case

Court gives Trump administration 60 days to figure out next steps

11 Dead of Mystery Illness in Liberia as Ebola Is Ruled Out

World Health Organization says authorities are looking into the cause of a mysterious illness causing abdominal pains

Robots, Tasers Join Battle Against Invasive Species

Immigrants Plan May Day Rallies Buoyed by Trump Opposition

Activists in major cities expect tens of thousands of people to participate in Monday's May Day demonstrations to protest immigration policies

FIFA Audit Official Admits Bribery in US Probe

FIFA Audit and Compliance Committee, Richard Lai of Guam, provisionally suspended after admitting to taking about $1 million in bribes

Trekker Rescued After 47 Days in Nepal Celebrates Birthday

A happy Liang Sheng-yueh cut cheese and chocolate cakes in his hospital room in Kathmandu, where hospital staff and a government minister sang 'Happy Birthday'

Russian Prosecutors Seek 3½ Years for 'Pokemon Go' Blogger

Prosecutors made the request as the trial of Ruslan Sokolovsky, 22, wrapped up in the city of Yekaterinburg. A judge said a verdict in the case would be issued May 11

Apple Cuts Off Payments, Qualcomm Slashes Expectations

Qualcomm slashed its profit expectations Friday by as much as a third after saying that Apple is refusing to pay royalties on technology used in the iPhone

Facing Pro-Gun Government, Anti-Gun Movement Feels Defiant

Turkey Arrests American and Briton Entering From Syria

AP FACT CHECK: US Anti-Missile System in S. Korea Has Limits

The Associated Press asks a handful of specialists to weigh in on one of the biggest points of friction in Northeast Asia