5 Things To Know About The Johnson & Johnson Coronavirus Vaccine

What to know about the third coronavirus vaccine, including why officials aren’t concerned about its lower efficacy.

U.S. Will Be Able To Vaccinate All Adults By End Of May: Biden

The president's statement comes as Merck & Co. will help its drugmaker rival Johnson & Johnson produce its single-dose vaccine.

U.S. Sanctions Russian Officials Over Nerve-Agent Attack

The measures marked the Biden administration's first sanctions against associates of President Vladimir Putin.

Third Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: Who's Eligible, Timeline, More

The Senate will begin debate Wednesday on a $1.9 trillion relief bill that directly aids families, states, cities, the unemployed and more.

FBI Chief Calls Capitol Riot 'Domestic Terrorism,' Defends Intel

Chris Wray presented the FBI's most rigorous defense against claims it had not properly prepared police agencies for the Jan. 6 violence.

Too Much PPE Causing Financial Crunch

Coronavirus costs could push hospitals to rethink billions of dollars in wasted supplies.

Giving While Female

Women are more likely to donate to charities than men of equal means.

Can Vaccinated People Still Spread The Coronavirus?

Does infection always mean transmission?

Inside The Ocean 100

A small group of wealthy sea-based companies worth as much as Mexico.

Six Coronavirus Treatments Helping Patients Survive

Several treatments are helping patients survive the pandemic and stay out of the hospital altogether.

Transitioning During The Coronavirus Not Up To Speed

The pandemic reveals how sick the US health care delivery system really is.

There Was A Time Reparations Were Actually Paid Out

Just not to formerly enslaved people.

Why Do Flowers Smell?

How can scents play a part in pollination and fertilization?

Beginning A Tradition To Promote Social Change

How black people in the 19th century used photography as a tool for social change.

Minimum Wage Increase All But Dead In Big COVID-19 Relief Bill

Senate debate on the $1.9 trillion package approved in the House could begin Wednesday.

'A Huge Loss': At 28, Nurse Dies Of Virus He Helped Fight

School reopening agreement in California; research on possible cannabis-connected coronavirus treatment; Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout.

Gas Prices Up In All States; National Average Highest Since 2019

Experts warn that March could be among the most expensive months for gasoline prices nationwide.

Biden To Meet With Mexican President Amid Migration Issues

A program that could bring 800,000 immigrants to work legally in the United States is expected to come up at the virtual meeting.

Golden Globe Awards 2021: Winners Announced In Virtual Ceremony

Golden Globe winners gave speeches virtually in the bicoastal show hosted by Tina Fey in New York and Amy Poehler in Beverly Hills.

Trump Calls For GOP Unity, Says He Won't Start Another Party

The Conservative Political Action Conference has been a tribute to the former president, complete with a golden statue of his likeness.

Sibling Teachers 'Praying For A Miracle' As Mom Fights Virus

Restrictions eased in Pennsylvania; researchers look for cannabis-related treatment; Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout begins.

Spacewalking Astronauts Prep Station For New Solar Wings

A second spacewalk to finish the job will occur later this week.

The Difficulty of Saying No.

Most of us have difficulty saying “No” to requests of our time and talent. We fear criticism, judgment, intimidation, rejection.

'A Terrible, Tragic Thing': Child Finds Parents Dead From Virus

Surge feared from winter storm; FDA approves single-shot coronavirus vaccine; CDC warns against easing restrictions.

Falling Demand For Coronavirus Tests May Leave U.S. Exposed

After a year of struggling to boost testing, communities are shuttering testing sites or even trying to return supplies.

House Passes $1.9T Relief Bill On Near Party-Line Vote

Two Democrats joined Republicans in voting against the bill, which will provide financial relief to Americans and cities hit by coronavirus.

'Let's Get To Work': Woman Feeds Thousands After Losing Job

FDA panel endorses single-shot coronavirus vaccine; House votes on $1.9 trillion relief bill; pandemic has stopped flu in its tracks.

Misinformation-Spewing Cable Companies Come Under Scrutiny

Disinformation is not happening online only.

Meet The Tool Helping Millions Of Americans Save On Prescriptions

Here’s a simple way to save significantly on prescriptions from your local pharmacies.

Relief Or Stimulus?

What’s the difference and what it means for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus package.

What Are Phthalates?

How do they put children’s health at risk?

Your Genetics Influence How Resilient You Are To Cold Temperatures

Understanding how our genetics influence exactly how our muscles work.

A Less Trumpy Version Of Trumpism Might Be The Future Of The Republican Party

Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, but his populist ideas may continue to animate the Republican Party.

Catching Coronavirus From Surfaces Is Very Unlikely

Perhaps we can ease up on the disinfecting.

New Kid On The Block

How does the Johnson & Johnson vaccine compare to other coronavirus vaccines? 4 questions answered.

House Votes To Expand Legal Protections For LGBTQ People

The Equality Act would amend civil rights laws to include sexual orientation and gender identity as protected characteristics.

Flu All But Vanished In United States Amid Coronavirus

The coronavirus has led to the lowest flu season on record, according to some public health experts.

House To Vote Friday On $1.9 Trillion Virus Relief Package

Democrats are pushing the massive measure through Congress under special rules that will let them avoid a Senate filibuster.

After Getting COVID Vaccine, Here's Why You Should Still Mask Up

Experts say it is still unclear whether getting the COVID-19 vaccine will prevent people from spreading the coronavirus to other people.

'Tragic Case': Woman Dies After Getting Virus Via Lung Transplant

House to vote Friday on $1.9 trillion relief measure; California first to 50,000 virus deaths; flu virtually disappears amid pandemic.