What Belief In Extraterrestrial Visitors To Earth Reveals About Trust In Elections

Partisanship is not enough to explain why so many Americans distrust the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Smartphones And The Pandemic

How Apple and Google let your phone warn you if you’ve been exposed to the coronavirus while protecting your privacy.

Indian Farmers Are A Powerful Force In Indian Politics

Here’s why their protests matter.

Americans Still Need A Lifeline

Despite trillions in coronavirus aid, as whole, Americans continue to struggle.

Air Filters Can Scrub Out Pollutants Near Highways, Reduce Blood Pressure

The research brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

News Transcripts Show Ideologically Extreme Politicians Get More Airtime

What does this means for American democracy?

Is Entitlement The Reason For Bankruptcy?

I interviewed 48 bankrupt Americans. Here’s who they blame for their financial troubles.

‘I Wanted To Go In There And Help’

Nursing schools see enrollment bump amid pandemic.

Lawmakers To Face Off With GameStop Saga's Key Players

Those testifying before a House committee include a YouTube personality, a prominent investment tycoon and the CEO of a popular trading app.

Players Return To Coronavirus Protocols As Spring Training Opens

For now, U.S. baseball teams are ready to follow safety guidelines while looking forward to the day they’re playing in full stadiums.

'Need To Be There': Wife Brings Tent To Hospital Window Every Day

Unemployment claims on the rise again; Massachusetts vaccine finder website crashes; 12 percent of American population vaccinated.

How Coronavirus Shook Up 2021's Best-Performing U.S. Cities

This year’s Milken Institute report illustrates how some of the nation’s most innovative cities are better poised to recover from COVID-19.

5 Ways For Teachers To Build A Good Rapport With Their Students Online

Teacher and student connections are an essential ingredient in learning.

How Many People Get ‘Long Coronavirus’

Who is most at risk?

Taking It To The Street

Food vending during and after the coronavirus.

Faith In Numbers

Behind the gender difference of nonreligious Americans.

1st Day Of Spring: After Polar Vortex, When Will Days Get Warm?

The Farmers’ Almanac’s extended spring forecast is out, giving polar vortex-weary Americans a peek at when it will start warming up.

How The Media May Be Making The Mental Health Epidemic Worse

Since the pandemic began, anxiety rates in the U.S. have tripled.

'Not Easy': Woman, 90, Walks 6 Miles In Blizzard To Get Vaccine

FEMA opens its first mass vaccination sites; $200 million pledged to help track variants; millions of phony N95 masks seized.

Simple Math Shows Why America Has An Immunization Numbers Problem

Is coronavirus herd immunity possible without children?

Private Planes, Mansions And Superyachts

What gives billionaires like Musk And Abramovich such a massive carbon footprint.

Power Outages Across The Plains

Four questions answered about weather-driven blackouts.

Investors Swoon Over Bumble’s IPO

What exactly is an initial public offering?

Ash Wednesday Starts Lent 2021; Services Different Amid Pandemic

Ash Wednesday services will take on a slightly different form at Catholic churches in 2021.

The ACA Marketplace Is Open Again For Insurance Sign-Ups

Here’s what you need to know.

What Would Happen ‘If I Get Sick?'

Family caregivers, routinely left off vaccine lists continue to worry.

Restaurant Jobs: Industry's Recovery Varies Vastly Across States

Three states have more restaurant industry jobs now than they had a year ago, before the coronavirus pandemic. Two saw 40 percent losses.

​Biden Extends Pandemic Help For Homeowners, Renters Wait

The moratorium on housing foreclosures is extended to June 30, helping 12 percent of homeowners with struggling to make mortgage payments.

Winter's Wrath: Bitter Cold, No Power And A Deadly Tornado

Three die in North Carolina tornado, another storm brews and record cold grips the nation's midsection from its northern to southern border.

Why Opening Restaurants Is Exactly What The Coronavirus Wants Us To Do

Governors continue to open indoor dining and other activities before vaccinations become widespread.

Can Pfizer And Moderna End The Pandemic By Sharing Their Vaccine Designs?

It’s not that simple.

Why Sign Language Is Vital For All Deaf Babies

Lack of awareness is all that stands in the way.

Coronavirus Lockdowns Expose The Digital Have - Nots In Rural Areas

Here’s which policies can get them connected.

Coronavirus Has Made Americans Lonelier Than Ever

Here’s how AI can help.

Why The British Abandoned Impeachment

What the US congress might do next?

5 Things To Know About Presidents' Day On Mid-February Holiday

How states observe the day differently. Plus: one city that puts up a statue of every former president in its downtown.

'Let It Roll': 90-Year-Old Celebrates Birthday, Surviving Virus

Snowstorm leads to vaccine postponements; positive tests reported after vaccine; new cases coming in at lowest rate in three months.

Average Coronavirus Cases Dip Below 100K For 1st Time In Months

The daily seven-day national case average is under 100,000 for the first time since Nov. 4.

Biden White House Seeks To Turn Page On Trump

The bipartisan tone of the second Trump impeachment underscores the deep challenges ahead for President Joe Biden.

Love is a spiritual organism connecting people.

Though it evolves over time, love is a circle with three phases. The three phases of love’s circle are receiving, sharing and giving.