'It Can Happen To Anybody': Virus Claims 36-Year-Old Mom Of 10

United States tops 25 million coronavirus cases; ICU space running out for 2 in 5 people; executive actions aim to help the hungry.

Insurers Add Food To Coverage Menu As Way To Improve Health

Food is becoming a bigger focus for health insurance companies looking to expand coverage beyond a visit to the doctor's office.

'We Have No Space': County Has Weekslong Funeral Waiting List

Biden's orders target hunger, federal minimum wage; Fauci makes a comeback; vaccination guidelines altered; deaths surpass 413,000.

Amid Pandemic, U.S. Flu Cases Remain At Unusually Low Levels

As our attention remains mostly on the coronavirus, seasonal influenza cases are down significantly in all parts of the country.

How Biden's Latest Executive Orders Will Help Hungry Americans

President Joe Biden on Friday issued two executive orders to help feed millions of Americans and revive a troubled U.S. economy.

Billions, Yes Billions, Of 17-Year Cicadas Will Emerge In 2021

If you’d rather chew glass than hear the loud mating call of billions of 17-year cicadas, May could be a good time for some to leave town.

House To Send Trump Impeachment Article To Senate On Monday

The House voted to impeach former President Donald Trump last week on a charge of inciting the deadly Jan. 6 riot on the U.S. Capitol.

Fauci Unleashed: Doc Takes 'Liberating' Turn At Center Stage

Being able to "talk about what you know and what the science is ... a liberating feeling," Fauci told reporters at the White House.

Joe Biden’s Inaugural Address Gives Hope To The Millions Who Stutter

The new president stutters, and so does a large number of others.

5 Ways Biden Can Help Rural America Thrive And Bridge The Rural-Urban Divide

It’s no secret that rural and urban people have grown apart culturally and economically in recent years.

Trump Sees Power As Private Property

The former president's habits have been shared by autocrats throughout the ages.

Cheaper Solar Power Means Low-Income Families Can Also Benefit

Examining the policies and business models with the likelihood that people at all income levels can adopt solar power.

U.S. Could Face A Simmering, Chronic Domestic Terror Problem

Security experts warn that plots can be more domestic than international.

'It's OK To Let Go Now': Virus Claims Couple Just Minutes Apart

Biden to require masks on public transportation, invokes Defense Production Act; states see vaccine shortages; 5.1M still on unemployment.

Yurts, Igloos And Pop-Up Domes

How safe is ‘outside’ restaurant dining this winter?

9 Good News Stories: Restaurateur Feeds 50 Families For 10 Weeks

Inspiring girls to grow up to be women who inspire; an amazing human leaves an amazing tip; and what did the guitar man and parrot sing?

In New Round Of Executive Orders, Biden Requires Masks For Travel

Among those signed by President Joe Biden on Thursday were orders invoking the Defense Production Act and aimed at reopening schools.

Where’s Bernie: App Puts His Inauguration Look Outside Your Home

The Vermont senator and two-time presidential candidate stole the meme show with his mittens and heavy coat.

Security Cameras, Why Get Them For Your Home?

Home is the place where you should feel safest, so to help protect your property, it's important to be aware of what's happening around it.

Biden Takes The Helm, Calls For Unity To Take On Crises​: Photos

Biden never mentioned his predecessor, but his speech was an implicit rebuke of Donald Trump and "lies told for power and for profit."

A New Day, A New Voice

Biden takes the reins, calls for a united front against coronavirus and other threats.

Biden Is Inheriting A Wrecked Economy

Democrats have a record of avoiding recession and reducing unemployment.

On Day One, Biden Signs Executive Orders Dismantling Trump Legacy

President Biden signed more than a dozen orders that targeted Trump policies on the coronavirus pandemic, climate change and more.

No Stone Unturned In Finding Capitol Rioters

How law enforcement is using technology to track down people who attacked the U.S. Capitol building.

Zoom Work Relationships Are A Lot Harder To Build

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

A Smelly Toxic Gas

The surprising reason eating less meat is linked to a longer life.

'I Felt Myself In Kind Of A Hole': Virus Lingers For Months

Death toll reaches new record; one year since first U.S. case; vaccine shortages cancel appointments; California marks 3 million cases.

Is The Coronavirus Infecting Wild Animals?

We’re testing species from bats to seals to find out.

States Report Vaccine Shortages And Cancel Appointments

Tens of thousands of people who managed to get appointments for a first dose are seeing them canceled in some states.

Trump Follows Tradition, Leaves Note For Biden

Deputy press secretary Judd Deere declined to reveal what Trump wrote to Biden or to characterize the sentiment in the note.

Trump Predicts 'Great Success' For New Administration

Trump says the new administration has the “foundation to do something really spectacular.”

Trump Grants Last-Minute Pardons To Steve Bannon, Dozens More

Among those pardoned by President Trump include rappers Lil Wayne and Kodak Black, as well as other allies of his family.

'We Must End This Uncivil War,' Biden Says; Harris Makes History

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris take the helm of a divided nation facing a confluence of crises.

Biden Vows 'Healing Together' On Night Before Inauguration

After arriving in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, Biden attended a ceremony to pay tribute to the 400,000 Americans killed by the coronavirus.

Praying For The Dying, Chaplains Overworked As Deaths Top 400,000

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: $1.9 trillion aid package urged; teacher shortages across country; LA schools may require vaccinations.

Federal Court Strikes Down Major Trump Climate Rollback

The ruling by a federal Court of Appeals took down a rule that eased regulation of air pollution by power plants.

Are Public Health Ads Worth The Price? Not If They’re All About Fear

PSAs are seeking to move the needle on public health.

On Trump’s Last Full Day, Nation Records 400,000 Coronavirus Deaths

While millions wait for a lifesaving shot, the U.S. death count from coronavirus continues to soar.

How Trump’s Language Shifted In The Weeks Leading Up To The Capitol Riot

On Jan. 6, the world witnessed how language can incite violence.

Tooth Or Consequences

Even during a pandemic avoiding the dentist can be bad for your oral health.