Founded in 1848, Associated Press is an international news organization offering news, photos, graphics, audio and video for 1,700 newspapers and 5,000 radio and television outlets in the United States as well as newspaper, radio and television subscribers internationally. There are bureaus worldwide representing over one hundred countries. It features a massive digital photo network, a continuously updated online news service, a television news service and one of the largest radio networks in the United States. The AP's Web site tracks changes in the media and provides breaking news like its wire service. There are various departments covering a variety of news, including international news, national news, spot news from around the United States, regional coverage, Washington, business, technology, finance, health, science, arts, entertainment and sports. The Associated Press has received 48 Pulitzer Prizes, more than any other news organization in the categories for which it can compete. It has 29 photo Pulitzers, the most of any news organization. Daybook items for New York City should go to the alternate email. Tips: Do not send attachments in emails. If the story is of regional significance, send to a local AP bureau. The AP has a bureau in every state. To send press releases to specific departments, consult the list of beats, AP editors and writers, and the release will be forwarded to the appropriate party. The AP only wants exclusive pitches.

United Nations News Service provides current information on the office of the Secretary General and United Nations missions around the globe. Updates are available in English, French, Spanish, Chinese and Russian. They do NOT want to be contacted.

OCHA is the part of the UN that is responsible for bringing humanitarians together to effectively respond to emergencies. Our mission is to mobilise and coordinate effective and principled humanitarian action in partnership with national and international actors in order to alleviate human suffering; advocate for the rights of people in need and promote preparedness and prevention

United Press International, since 1907, has been a leading provider of critical information to media outlets, businesses, governments and researchers worldwide. Covering a wide range of topics, UPI's journalists provide in-depth reports and analysis of global issues affecting business and policy decisions, short news bulletins, and a headline service. Products include original content in English, Spanish and Arabic text and photos. Headquarters are in Washington, with offices in Hong Kong; London; Santiago, Chile; Seoul, South Korea; and Tokyo.

This is the online version of United Press International.

Written for attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals and offers the latest in key legislative, regulatory and pre-decisional developments across all areas of the law. Major topics covered include: antitrust, bankruptcy, business regulations, civil procedures, civil rights, constitutional rights, criminal law, employee benefits, environmental law, family law, health care, local government, mass media, securities, taxation and telecommunications.

United States of Anxiety Podcast covers Women's Issues,Race & Racism,Politics

United States of Anxiety Podcast covers Women's Issues,Politics

Radio network providing a variety of personality-driven, caller-intensive talk radio programming all delivered to affiliates via satellite. The network provides a variety of music, comedy and information shows and services delivered to affiliates via CD, satellite and the Internet. United Stations grew into one of the largest suppliers of long-form music programming in the country. In 1985, United Stations acquired the RKO Radio Networks and was renamed the United Stations Radio Networks. The company now supplied news and sports, as well as music programming, to America's radio stations. In 1989, United Stations merged with Transtar Radio Networks to form Unistar Communications Group. Unistar was sold to Westwood One in 1993. One year later, founders Nick Verbitsky and Dick Clark recreated United Stations Radio Networks. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

UTA unites ideas, opportunities and talent. The company represents some of the world’s most iconic, barrier-breaking artists, creators and changemakers—from actors, athletes and musicians to writers, gamers and digital influencers.