The Associated Press (AP News) homepage features a wide range of stories covering U.S. politics, fact checks, oddities, health, technology, and religion. Among the top stories are the arrest of a man waiting for his son's return from the USS Lincoln, the death of former Illinois deputy Sean Grayson, and the arrest of two Phoenix police officers. In politics, Canadian Prime Minister Carney warns that Trump's demands could dismantle Canada's auto industry, Treasury Secretary Bessent warns of retaliation against Iran, and Jared Kushner meets with Democratic leader Jeffries. Fact-checking articles debunk claims about noncitizen voting, Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, and human meat in McDonald's, while also examining Trump's economic boasts. Oddities include capybaras in Brazil, fantasy coffins in Ghana, and a kayaker swallowed by a whale. Health stories cover postpartum psychosis, night owls, and brain health. Technology highlights Beijing's humanoid robot games and a social media addiction trial. Religion stories focus on Jewish American connections and halal barbecue.