Male Fertility Is Declining, And Environmental Toxins Could Be A Reason

The science is consistent: Men today produce fewer sperm than in the past, and the sperm are less healthy.

Evictions Expected To Spike As Pandemic Moratorium Ends

The wave of evictions is expected to build slowly in the coming weeks as the bureaucracy of removing people from their homes restarts.

Infrastructure Fight Finally Set On Nearly $1 Trillion Package

A final vote on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the first phase of Biden's infrastructure plan, could take place in days.

Wildfires Trigger Air Quality Alerts In Multiple States

Smoke from the Western and Canada wildfires can be particularly harmful to children, older adults and people with underlying health issues.

Mystery Canal Jet Skier Returns + Wine Dream Job Finalists + More

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Florida’s COVID surge; NFL coach frustrated over unvaccinated players; 50-year-old beer tastes great.

Anger Mounts As Biden, Congress Allow Eviction Ban To Expire

Lawmakers said they were blindsided by President Joe Biden's inaction as the midnight Saturday deadline neared.

Avoid Ambiguity in Loving

Love does not do well with ambiguity. Not knowing where you stand readily produces fear and anxiety. Ambiguity destabilizes love.

Frustration Grows As Biden, Congress Allow Eviction Ban To Expire

Democratic lawmakers are camped outside the U.S. Capitol as millions of Americans face possible eviction.

Parent ‘Hit List’ Ends In No Charges + The ‘Best Day Of His Life'

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: First responders rescue puppies; students sue over vaccine requirement; your good news fix.

DoorDash Drivers Organize July 31 Delivery Strike

Drivers, who organized the strike on Reddit and Facebook, are calling for higher base pay and tip transparency from the company.

Schumer: Senators Will 'Get The Job Done' On Infrastructure

In a rare Saturday session, Schumer urged the bipartisan team to finish drafting the $1 trillion bill so amendments can begin.

Raptor Money Shot You Must See + Who Steals Someone Else’s Roses?

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Bull on the run rolls in money; Broadway vaccination rule; federal charges for approaching bears.

House Won't Vote To Extend Federal Eviction Moratorium: Report

House Democrats on Friday said they didn't have enough votes to extend the ban protecting U.S. renters from eviction.

'War Has Changed' As Delta Variant Dangers Emerge: CDC Team

New evidence showing the delta variant is as contagious as chickenpox prompts health officials to reconsider strategy to fight COVID-19.

More Than 200 Afghans Arrive In U.S. On 1st Evacuation Flight

Evacuation of Afghans who fear retaliation from the Taliban for working with American soldiers underscores uncertainty as U.S. forces exit.

​Trump Asked His Justice Department To Declare Election 'Corrupt'

The notes of a Dec. 27 call underscore the lengths to which the defeated president went to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

SEAN KIEZ Delivers Authentic Hip Hop Wit New Video + Single “Scar

The hottest song of the Summer is out!

States Race To Use COVID-19 Vaccines Before They Expire

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration extended the expiration date a second time this week to salvage expiring shots.

Tokyo Olympic Games: How The 'Twisties' Stopped Simone Biles

Simone Biles went undefeated for eight years. Gravity is forever-and-0.

#WhyCV Photographer Spotlight: Connie Krause

Connie carries her camera with her everywhere, which is one of her secrets to capturing the everyday beauty of the Valley.

11 Good News Stories: Bull Run; Second Chances; Art Of Joy

Right place, right time; The Old Man and the Sea (of Hemingways); piano man gets $60,000 tip; historically Black university erases debt.

Revisiting “The Year Of The Spy”

Taking a look at the modern-day operations of Chinese intelligence on American soil.

The Women On The Other End Of The Phone

Finding ways to make tax prep easier and less costly.

Ex-Activist's 680-Mile March To Stop Violence + Disney Masks Back

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Pot shop accused of stinking up town; PETA billboard supports bull on the loose; record-breaking fish.

Walmart Offering Free College Tuition For Employees Nationwide

The retail giant's "Live Better U" program for employees will be free beginning in mid-August.

Unraveling The Mysterious Mutations That Make Delta The Most Transmissible COVID Virus Yet

The 4-day incubation period makes delta is the most dangerous coronavirus variation yet, making people more contagious sooner.

4 Ways That Volunteering Can Be Good For You

Anyone can benefit from volunteering, but people who are the least connected with others tend to see the greatest rewards.

​ Pro-Sanders Group Rebranding Into 'Pragmatic Progressives'

After two stinging defeats, Our Revolution, the organization centered on Sen. Bernie Sanders' fiery brand of politics, is rebranding itself.

Infrastructure Deal: Senate Suddenly Acts To Take Up Bill

Paying for the package an obstacle after Democrats rejected gas tax hikes and GOP dashed efforts to boost the IRS to go after tax scofflaws.

U.S. Economy Surpasses Pre-Pandemic Size With 6.5% Q2 Growth

Overhanging the rosy economic forecasts is the possibility of a resurgent coronavirus in the form of the highly contagious delta variant.

NBA Draft 2021: Time, Draft Order, Top Prospects, How To Watch

Future pro basketball stars could be among the players selected in Thursday night's NBA Draft.

‘Unbearably’ Sad News + Group Sues In Court It Doesn’t Recognize

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Mark Konkol’s storytelling tour of America; Ernest Hemingway look-alike contest; the nature of love.

10 Things You Should Know About Proper Funeral Etiquette

From what to wear to when you should arrive, here are answers to the most commonly asked questions about attending a funeral.

Cost Of Tomato Products Spike Nationwide Amid Drought

Prepare to pay more for ketchup, pasta sauce and other tomato products as U.S. growers cope with the effects of extreme temperatures.

Eviction Moratorium Cost Landlords Billions, Lawsuit Claims

The lawsuit, filed in federal court, claims more than 10 million delinquent tenants owed $57 billion in back rent by the end of 2020.

U.S. Renters Fear Eviction As Federal Moratorium Nears End

More than 1.4 million Americans think eviction is likely as the moratorium keeping them in their homes is set to expire.

Traveling With Unvaccinated Kids? 6 Ways To Manage The Risks

Travel risk is largely determined by how you travel, where you’re going, who will be there and what you will do when you arrive.

Hate Crime Laws Lack Uniformity Across The U.S.: Report

Existing laws can even discourage hate crime victims from coming forward, advocates say in the report.

Governments, Businesses Scramble To Reimpose Mask Mandates

Nevada and Kansas City were among those to put mandates back in place following the CDC's announcement Tuesday.

White House Mulls Vaccine Mandate For Federal Workers

The White House is expected to announce its final decision after completing a policy review this week.