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Protesters confront police on the 101 Freeway near the Metropolitan Detention Center of downtown Los Angeles, Sunday, June 8, 2025, following last night's immigration raid protest. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Dear valued reader, 

 

In a few hours, we'll close the books on 2025 and open a new chapter.

 

We don't know what 2026 will bring. But we do know this: AP journalists will be on the ground when it happens.

 

When breaking news erupts in places where press freedom is challenged. When disasters strike and communities need accountability. When election results change the course of history. When power needs to be questioned and facts need to be reported.  

 

We'll be there. Will you stand with us? 

 

Before midnight tonight, give to support not-for-profit journalism and help ensure AP journalists can keep reporting from wherever the story breaks in 2026. 

DONATE  BEFORE MIDNIGHT

Whatever 2026 demands, we're ready. Thank you for helping make that possible. 

 

Sincerely, 
Laura McNeill

Deputy Director

AP Donations Team

 

P.S. As a not-for-profit, AP doesn’t have shareholders, corporate owners or a paywall, so 100% of your gift goes directly to supporting our journalism.

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