Why Having A Real Estate Agent Is Key In A Record-Breaking Market

As home prices rise across the country, sellers may consider going it alone. Here’s why you need a real estate agent’s expert guidance.

Biden's First 50 Days: Where He Stands On Key Promises

Biden has made major strides in some campaign promises, while others are still awaiting action.

House Gives Final Approval To $1.9 Trillion Relief Package

The House on Wednesday voted to approve the major coronavirus relief legislation, which now heads to Biden's desk for his signature.

Nasdaq Sees Its Highest Jump In Nearly A Year As Big Tech Surges

The Nasdaq surged 3.7 percent, led by gains from Apple, Amazon and Facebook.

U.S. News Reveals 2021 Best States Ranking

The annual ranking by U.S. News & World report evaluates each state’s economy, education system, fiscal stability and more.

Pandemic Saved U.S. Drivers Time, Money: 2020 Traffic Scorecard

Three U.S. cities are still among the most congested in the world, according to this year’s scorecard by traffic analytics company INRIX.

$1.9 Trillion Relief Package A Bet Government Can Help Cure U.S.

President Joe Biden hopes the bill can catapult the country to tackle deep issues of poverty and inequality.

​Financial Loss From Coronavirus Pandemic Continues Across U.S.

About 40 percent of Americans still feel a financial impact one year into the coronavirus pandemic, an AP-NORC poll found.

Growing Food And Protecting Nature Don’t Have To Conflict

Here’s how they can work together.

Vaccinated And Ready To Party?

Not so fast, says the CDC, but you can gather with other vaccinated people.

Growing Cannabis Indoors Produces Greenhouse Gases

How much gas depends on where it’s grown.

Technology Making Big Changes In Medicine

Medical innovations fueled by the coronavirus that will outlast the pandemic.

10 Years After Fukushima

Safety is still nuclear power’s greatest challenge.

Coronavirus Survivors Guilt

A growing issue as reality of loss settles in.

Immune Interference

Why even ‘updated’ vaccines could struggle to keep up with emerging coronavirus strains.

Is Gaming Good For Kids?

Curious Kids takes a look into the ever-growing video game industry.

Couple Gets Vaccine On 50th Anniversary: U.S. Coronavirus Blog

4 in 10 Americans still struggling financially; CDC releases long-awaited guidance for the vaccinated; kids' reading skills are suffering.

U.S. Journalist Arrested While Covering Protest Goes On Trial

Andrea Sahouri was pepper-sprayed and jailed while reporting on a clash between protesters and police in Des Moines, Iowa last year.

Nationwide Vaccine Rollout Brings Mixed Emotions

Guilt, envy and distrust are among the feelings Americans have as more and more people get vaccinated from the coronavirus.

Fully Vaccinated People Can Gather Without Masks, CDC Says

Officials said a person is considered fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving the final dose.

Is Vacci-Dating Even A Thing?

Singles seem enamored with sharing vaccination status online.

Can Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Become A Success?

Backlash against Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine is real and risky.

Taking A Stand With A Customer-Friendly Approach

Public transit drivers struggle to enforce mask mandates.

An Uncomfortable And Unconventional Mix

Even before the pandemic, US nursing homes were filling empty beds with psychiatric patients.

One Year Later

A year into the pandemic, the coronavirus is messing with our minds as well as our bodies.

It’s All A Matter Of Perspective

Support for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package may not be as broad as it seems.

Which Message Will People Follow?

States are dropping mask mandates but still urge people to wear them.

Biden Order Could Change How Colleges Handle Sex Misconduct

The order comes on International Women's Day, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

'80s-Themed 'Vax-A-Thon' Inoculates 7,000: U.S. Coronavirus Blog

Vaccinated people don't have to wear masks, CDC says; states continue easing restrictions; kids burn masks outside Idaho state capitol.

Biden Marks 'Bloody Sunday' By Signing Voting Rights Order

The order comes from the president as Democrats vie for a sweeping voting and elections bill.

Pushed By Republicans, States Look To Step Up Wolf Kills

Wildlife officials and advocates say it is a politicized campaign to drive down wolf populations.

Audiences Hold Back, Even As More Movie Theaters Reopen

About 80 percent of the market across America is allowed to operate with limited capacity.

We All Seek Happiness

We all seek happiness. The question is, what do we seek when we seek happiness?

Sisters Reunite To Get Vaccine Together: U.S. Coronavirus Blog

$1.9 trillion relief bill passes Senate; CDC guidance for vaccinated people coming soon; Arkansas looking for "off-ramp" for mask mandate.

5 Key Takeaways From The February Jobs Report: AP Explainer

Employers added 379,000 jobs in February, but the number still illustrates how much damage the virus has done in a year.

Open Spaces, No Pharmacies: Rural U.S. Confronts Vaccine Void

Getting vaccinated remains a challenge for millions of U.S. residents who live in so-called “pharmacy deserts.”

Father Of 7 Records Final Note For Kids: U.S. Coronavirus Blog

Senate passes $1.9 trillion relief bill; coronavirus testing numbers plummet; vaccinated Americans waiting for word on resuming life.

Americans Vaccinated Against Coronavirus Still Wait For Advice

Official guidance would address a flood of questions coming in from people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Senate Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion Virus Relief Plan

The massive relief package now goes back to the House, where it will likely see swift approval.

Daylight Saving Time: When Clocks Change In 2021

Daylight saving time — colloquially known as "daylight savings" — begins on the second Sunday in March.