Dems Make Case For Conviction As Trump Denies Charges

Former President Donald Trump's impeachment trial is slated to begin on Feb. 9.

Senate Dems To Move On $1.9 Trillion Aid Package Tuesday

The announcement by Senate Democrats comes the day after Republicans pitched a slimmed-down, $618 billion proposal to President Joe Biden.

How Can I Get The Coronavirus Vaccine?

Here’s what you need to know and which state strategies are working.

How Food Banks Help Americans Who Have Trouble Getting Enough To Eat

Food banks are getting a boost from the relief packages from Congress and donations from Americans.

10 Parenting Strategies To Reduce Your Kids’ Pandemic Stress

Proven strategies to help families that are worried about possible long-term effects of the pandemic.

The Demand For The Vaccine Is Far Exceeding Supply

It matters that people are jumping the vaccine line.

When Will Your Chance For A Coronavirus Shot Come?

Just don’t worry about the numbers.

Connecting The Dots To Post-Exertional Malaise

Long-haul coronavirus cases cast new light on chronic fatigue sufferers.

Foster Mom Of 300 Who 'Kept Giving' Dies Of Coronavirus

Moderna wants more vaccines in vials; snowstorm forces vaccine delays; Biden meets with GOP on stimulus.

​Many U.S. Nursing Home Staff Decline 1st COVID-19 Vaccine Shots

Surveys suggest long-term care workers are skeptical the shots work and don't think viruses spread easily from them to people in their care.

Wall Street's GameStop Bug May Have Mutated; Silver Surges

Trading in silver futures surged to an eight-year high in the latest assault by the smaller investors who sent GameStop soaring.

Hate Groups Move Online, Making Tracking More Difficult

The Southern Poverty Law Center identified 838 active hate groups operating across the United States in 2020, according to a Monday report.

Biden To Meet Republicans Who Propose Lesser Virus Aid

More than a sweeping rescue plan, President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package​ is a test of his administration's strength.

Pandemic's Deadliest Month In U.S. Ends With Signs Of Progress

U.S. death toll climbs past 440,000, with over 95,000 lives lost in January alone; questions persist about fast-spreading virus mutations.

Moving Trends: U-Haul Ranks All 50 States On Migration Growth

A new state tops the list of migration growth based on one-way U-Haul trucks that crossed state borders in 2020.

As Virus Cuts Class Time, Teachers Have To Leave Out Lessons

With instruction times cut, high school and middle school teachers are forced to cut lessons.

Nor’easter Hammers East Coast; 12-18 Inches Of Snow Possible

Some 110 million Americans are in the path of a powerful nor'easter bringing heavy snow, blizzard and whiteout conditions to the Northeast.

Food Guidelines Change But Fail To Take Cultures Into Account

Acknowledging the nuances of culture and ethnicity at the heart of how Americans feed themselves.

Congress Could Use 14th Amendment To Hold Trump Accountable

Until recently, Section 3 of the 14th Amendment was an obscure part of the U.S. Constitution.

Don’t Blame Fox News For The Attack On The Capitol

Due to recent events, Fox has found itself in uncharted waters.

Stuck Inside Your Home This Groundhog Day?

Be like Phil the Weatherman and try some mindfulness.

Social Accounting Includes Looking Beyond The Numbers Of Racial Diversity

How numbers and statistics matter when examining institutional racism.

What Those Mourning The Fragility Of American Democracy Get Wrong

Has American democracy become newly and dangerously fragile?

Atmospheric River Storms Can Drive Costly Flooding

Climate change is making them stronger.

Israel Faces Legal, Practical Obligations For Including Palestinians In Vaccine Success

As nations scramble to vaccinate populations against coronavirus, one country has been ahead of the rest: Israel.

Steaming Lakes And Thundersnow

Four questions answered about weird winter weather.

Why Rituals Are Important Survival Tools During The Pandemic

The coronavirus has disrupted many aspects of daily life, including rituals both sacred and mundane.

Weed Withdrawal

More than half of people using medical cannabis for pain experience withdrawal symptoms.

'At The Forefront' Of COVID-19 Fight, Doctor Dies Of Coronavirus

New diabetes cases linked to the coronavirus; GOP, Biden talking over next stimulus; West Virginia's unlikely vaccination success.

Call For Kindness: Teens Across America Are Sought To Inspire

Kids age 13-19 have a chance at a $3,000 grant to jump-start their kindness projects.

GOP Lawmakers Urge Biden To Meet With Them On Coronavirus Relief

Republicans have responded with a counterproposal to the president's $1.9 trillion plan.

The Importance of Memories

Memories of what has been are as important to our health as hopes of what will be. Our memories establish our personal identity and purpose.

U.S. Plan To Vaccinate Guantanamo Prisoners Put On Hold

Facing backlash after it was made public, U.S. officials are pausing the plan while they review protection protocols.

Two Proud Boys Charged With Conspiracy In Capitol Riots

Two New York men identified as members of the Proud Boys have been indicted on federal conspiracy charges in the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.

CDC Public Transportation Mask Mandate: What You Need To Know

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an order requiring face masks on all public transportation, with some exceptions.

'I'm Scared': Mother With Health Issues Stares Down Virus 3 Times

Protesters shut down vaccination site; double mask-wearing encouraged; Johnson & Johnson vaccine almost ready for public.

Kids Could Get Coronavirus Vaccine By Spring, Summer: Fauci

Vaccines are not yet approved for children, yet they make up a quarter of the United States population.

11 Good News Stories: ‘I Can Do Anything’; Police Go ‘Hog Wild’

“One of the few birds that can get even non-birders to come out for a look" seen in NYC's Central Park, and that hasn't happened since 1890.

As Virus Variants Emerge, It’s Time To Double Up On Masks

Three new coronavirus variants have made their way to the U.S. Naturally, it’s time for a refresher on everyone’s favorite topic: masks.

Biden Opens 'Obamacare' Sign-Ups For Pandemic Uninsured

After the signing of an executive order, the HealthCare.gov insurance markets will take new applications for subsidized benefits.