Feeling Relatively Poor Increases Support For Women In The Workplace

Men still don’t want them making household decisions.

Biden Faces The World

Five foreign policy experts explain US priorities – and problems – after Trump.

Can Biden Fix The Vaccine Mess? An Expert Says Yes

With a fully achievable vaccination plan in place, there's hope for a way through the pandemic.

If I Have Cancer, Dementia Or MS, Should I Get The Coronavirus Vaccine?

Questions still remain about the vaccines’ appropriateness for older adults with various illnesses.

Nearly Half Of American Adults Now Want The Vaccine

Americans’ reluctance to get vaccinated for the coronavirus is waning, according to a poll released last week.

'Screaming My Head Off' For More: States Plead For Vaccine Boost

Deaths over next four weeks could hit 90,000; lawmaker removed from House for not getting tested; how schools can reopen safely.

Let Down Your Hair: New Army Rules For Ponytails, Nail Color

Army leaders loosen grooming and hairstyle rules as they address longstanding complaints, especially from women in the military.

​'We've Stormed Capitol Hill, Lol': Rioters Flaunt Involvement

"I just wanted to incriminate myself a little lol," one of the rioters wrote of a selfie he took inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

Foot Of Snow Blankets Parts Of The Midwest, Disrupts Travel

The storm made travel treacherous in places as wind-whipped snow piled up. Interstates were temporarily closed and flights were canceled.

'Screaming My Head Off For More': Biden To Boost Vaccine Supply

For reasons that aren't entirely clear, just over half of the 44 million doses distributed to states have been put in people's arms.

​Senate Rejects GOP Motion To Dismiss Trump Impeachment Trial

The slim margin spells difficulty ahead for Democrats to get enough Republican votes to convict former President Trump in impeachment trial.

Big Business Boosts Vaccine Effort

It’s a ‘complex choreography’ to get shots in arms.

‘We’re Not Controlling It In Our Schools’

Coronavirus safety lapses abound across the country.

Readers And Tweeters Fight Stigma And Salute Front-Line Workers

The coronavirus is bound to haunt health care workers.

Why Does It Take Longer To Fly From East To West On An Airplane?

Jet streams and how planes use them to get from place to place.

What Does The Economy Need Now?

Four suggestions for Biden’s coronavirus relief bill.

The Body’s Fight Against Coronavirus Explained Using 3D-Printed Models

Figuring out what proteins do in viruses and how they interact with human cells.

Incitement To Violence Is Rarely Explicit

Here are some techniques people use to breed hate.

How History Textbooks Will Deal With The US Capitol Attack

The Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol represented an event unlike any other in American history.

Why The Coronavirus Won’t Kill Cities

When powerful economic forces are at work, cities survive the elements.

‘The US Is Falling Apart’

How Russian media is portraying the US Capitol siege.

Storm Threatens Midwest With Heavy Snow, Travel Disruptions

"This is historic snow," National Weather Service meteorologist Taylor Nicolaisen said of forecast showing up to 15 inches of snow.

Trump's Sway Over GOP Tested As Impeachment Heads To Senate

Republicans have cooled in their denunciation of Trump since the riot, and are now presented a tangle of legal arguments against the trial.

'We're Supposed To Be Safe': Bus Drivers Plead For Mask Mandate

Negative test requirement begins on U.S.-bound international flights; California lifts restrictions; first Brazil variant case reported.

Watchdog Probes If DOJ Officials Tried To Overturn Election

Inspector General Michael Horowitz​'s investigation will be limited to allegations against current and former Justice Department employees.

U.S. Virus Numbers Drop, But Race Against New Strains Heats Up

Top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci warns the U.S. shouldn't let its guard down as variants that are more contagious take hold.

Biden Reverses Trump Ban On Transgender People In Military

Transgender service members won't be discharged based on gender identity, can serve in their preferred gender once transition is complete.

Voters Are Starting To Act Like Hard-Core Sports Fans

The dangerous repercussions for democracy.

What Does The Economy Need Now?

Three suggestions for Biden’s coronavirus relief bill.

Rural Health Care Is In Crisis

Here are 5 innovative ways Biden can help it transform.

Capitol Mob Wasn’t Just Angry Men – There Were Angry Women As Well

The terror inflicted on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 laid bare America’s problem with violent extremism.

Yes, Customers Do Like It When Waiters And Hairdressers Wear A Mask

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

Your Corner Pharmacy – Joining The Front Lines Of The Coronavirus Fight

Pharmacists who work in both rural and urban settings, are preparing to meet challenges.

Healthy Microbiome Can Help Defeat Coronavirus

Scientists say microbes can help to regulate the immune system.

Biden Has Pledged To Advance Environmental Justice

Here’s how the EPA can start.

Health Issues Carried Weight On The Campaign Trail

What could Biden do in his first 100 days?

Amid Health Worker Shortage, Foreign-Trained Professionals Sit On Sidelines

As hospitals nationwide struggle with the latest coronavirus surge, it’s not so much beds or ventilators in short supply.

'I Feel Responsible': Vegas Schools Seek Reopening After Suicides

California lifts stay-at-home order; deaths, cases trending downward nationally; "parallel set of data" was delivered to Trump, Birx said.

2 In 5 Americans Live Where Coronavirus Strains Hospital ICUs

The number of American hospitals reaching the breaking point has doubled since November.

How to Gain Control over Worry

There are things you can do to gain control over worry. Here are three things: 1) Never worry alone, 2) Get the facts, and 3) Make a plan.