Aurora Borealis Map: Where To See Northern Lights This Week

NASA and NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center both predict aurora displays in the northern tier of U.S. states. The question is, when?

'Billionaire Tax': How Much More Would Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos Pay?

Some ultrarich Americans have paid no income taxes with the ability to shelter income for decades or generations, the White House said.

10 Ways To Protect Your Home From April Showers

Keep your home safe from potential water damage and other costly repairs with help from the pros this spring.

Subcommittee Looking To Halt Actions Of Cybercriminals

Congressional Chair asks Google and Apple to help stop fraud against U.S. taxpayers on telegram.

These Children Fled Afghanistan Without Their Families

They're stuck in U.S. custody.

Judge OKs Emails To Jan. 6 Panel, Sees Likely Trump Crimes

A federal judge on Monday found it is "more likely than not" that former President Donald Trump committed crimes.

2nd COVID Booster Could Soon Be Option For People 50 And Older

Health officials want to get ahead of a COVID-19 resurgence, but if they get too far ahead, a second booster might not be as effective.

GUIDELINES: Follow the Golden Rule

The question of how to treat others has received the same answer in most every religion and ethical tradition since the sixth century BC.

Foo Fighters Drummer Taylor Hawkins Dies At 50

The band was touring in South America and had been expected to play in Bogota, Colombia, on Friday night.

2020 Census Miscounted Americans: 4 Questions Answered

The Census undercounted Black and Hispanic people, as well as Native Americans living on reservations. But it also overcounted some people.

‘Hot Hand' Is A Real Basketball Phenomenon, But Basket-Making Streaks Elude Most

Here's a March Madness prediction to mull: Who's going to have "hot hands" and carrty their team to a championship?

U.S. May Miss Signs Of Next COVID Surge, Experts Worry

Among factors that make surges harder to predict, health officials are focusing more on hospitalizations, which go up after the surge.

Support For Ukraine, Survivor Wins Scholarship: Feel Good News

NewsNation and Patch have partnered together to bring you uplifting news from across America each week.

Bullish On Midterms, House Republicans Plot Return To Power

Newt Gingrich, whose "Contract With America" in 1994 swept away four decades of Democratic House rule, is a model in the GOP strategy.

Week In Photos: March Madness, Supreme Court Hearings, Tornadoes

Also: Major League Baseball training; cherry blossom season; President Joe Biden travels to NATO summit on the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

13 Good News Stories: Stitches In COVID Time + 8 Ukraine Reports

Logan and Boo talk inclusion; teaching Cantonese serves inclusion; filmmaker returns to his hometown, named Hometown; dogs get lucky breaks.

Congress Opens Investigation Into FDA's Handling Of A Problematic Heart Device

Citing safety issues, subcommittee is investigating regulation of high-risk heart pump.

Full Deck Entices with Epic New Release"Get It Wrong"

Indie rock with a twist....

NCAA Men's March Madness Preview: Odds, Times, How To Watch

All eyes are on the Saint Peter's Peacocks this week as the final teams compete in the Sweet 16. Here's what to know.

COVID-19 Test, Treatment Funding End A Blow Uninsured Americans

Hospital administrators plead with Congress to renew the funding, stripped from the $1.5 trillion spending bill amid partisan bickering.

Madeleine Albright, 1st Female US Secretary Of State, Dies At 84

President Bill Clinton chose Albright as America's top diplomat in 1996.

8 Outdoor Tasks You Should Definitely Leave To The Professionals

Before you attempt to clean your gutters or give landscaping a try, learn why you should recruit the pros instead for these complex tasks.

Moderna Asks FDA To Clear COVID Vaccines To Kids Under 6

Moderna data shows vaccine is about 44 percent effective at preventing omicron in children under 2 and 38 percent effective among kids 2-5.

Jenny Berkel Releases Colorful Single"Kaleidoscope"

Gorgeously crafted from start to finish

Dead Levee Brings Back Rock n' Roll with"Nothing Good Comes Easy"

A standout release for 2022

Experts Worry Delta-Omicron Hybrid May Push Up U.S. COVID Cases

The United States will likely see an uptick in cases caused by the omicron descendant BA.2, or "stealth omicron," starting in a few weeks.

8% Inflation Is Pushing Up Prices Of These Things The Most

Food costs increased on pace with inflation. Vacations and clothing also cost more. Looking for a used car? Prepare to pay 41 percent more.

Spring Break Travel Must-Have

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Photos: NCAA Women's March Madness Basketball Tournament 2022

After the Women's College Basketball Coaches Association forced a gender reckoning, women join men in using NCAA's March Madness branding.

Rosanne Baker Thornley Shares Bold New Single "In Paris"

Musical perfection at its best

Nelson Sobral Brings "Dancing Fool" to the Table

Taken from his new album "Second Arrow"

Jergens Skin Moisturizer Recalled, Possibly Tainted With Bacteria

Two bottles of Jergens Ultra Healing Moisturizer were recalled as the popular skin lotion could contain Pluralibacter gergoviae bacterium.

Russia-Ukraine War: Key Things To Know About The Conflict

Pope Francis on Sunday denounced Russia’s “repugnant war” against Ukraine as “cruel and sacrilegious inhumanity.”

There is a Little Bit of Vastness in Each of Us.

​There is a little bit of vastness in each of us, which exists as a silent witness of something greater than ourselves dwelling in us.

Wall Art For Ukraine, Double Organ Donor: Feel Good News

NewsNation and Patch have partnered together to bring you uplifting news from across America each week.

Etty Lau Farrell Releases Nostalgic Video for Her Debut Single

Etty Lau Farell is a force of musical nature

NGHTMRE & SLANDER Drop Lead Single of NGHTMRE's Debut Album

The emotive and beautifully crafted track is the lead single of NGHTMRE's Long-Awaited Debut Album

Photos of the Week: Texas Crash, March Madness, St. Patrick's Day

See the best photos of the week, from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressing Congress to the start of March Madness.

March Full Moon: How To Watch 2022's Worm Moon

The March full moon —​ also known as the worm moon —​ reached its peak early Friday, but there's still a chance to catch it.

Let's Talk About Waving: A Block Talk Exploration

Some people are serial wavers. Others barely nod and say their neighbors shouldn’t take it personally. Some kids don’t know what to think.