Is Impeaching President Trump ‘Pointless Revenge’?

Not if it sends a message to future presidents.

When Coronavirus Deaths Aren’t Counted, Families Pay The Price

Testing inaccuracies have led to undercounting and could cost families thousands.

5 Reasons To Wear A Mask Even After You’re Vaccinated

Even after vaccination, masks and social distancing will need to continue into the foreseeable future.

CVS, Walgreens Under Fire For Slow Pace Of Vaccination In Nursing Homes

Federal pharmacy partnership continues to hamper the vaccination process.

Geography Is Destiny

Dentists’ access to coronavirus shots depends on where they live.

Deep South Falls Behind In Coronavirus Vaccine Drive

In southern states including Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and South Carolina, less than 2 percent of residents have received the vaccine.

Justice Dept. Watchdog Opens Probe of Capitol Riot Response

The investigation will explore how police and other federal agencies responded to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Biden Details $1.9 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Plan

When unveiling the plan that includes more direct payments and extended unemployment aid; Biden said he has a "moral obligation" to act.

11 Good News Stories: Kidney Bean’s Promise; Pizzeria’s Special

“Chalk Granny” asks what you’ll remember from the pandemic; the happiest hot dog vendor in town gets a cameo; Tala had them with her eyes.

The Price Of A Drug Should Be Based On Its Therapeutic Benefits

Prices should not be just what the market will bear.

Five Economic Effects From The Democratic Sweep In Washington

Joe Biden will inherit among the most challenging political and economic environments of any US president.

Is Impeaching President Trump ‘Pointless Revenge’?

Not if it sends a message to future presidents.

Trump’s Twitter Feed Shows ‘Arc Of The Hero,’ From Savior To Showdown

Trump’s tweets depict himself as the lone savior of America.

Gaming Has Benefits And Perils

Parents can help kids by playing with them.

Chaotic Vaccine Rollout Leaves Seniors Confused About When They Can Get One

Many older Americans don't know where to turn with vaccine distribution systems in disarray and COVID-19 cases and deaths surging again.

Delicate Coronavirus Vaccines Slow Rollout

Slow process leading to shots given out of turn or, worse, wasted.

'I Have Never Felt That Bad': EMT Describes Battle Against Virus

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Vaccine reserves don't exist; Biden expands on vaccination plans; new mutation prevalent in U.S.

Biden Names Lindsey Graham Challenger Democratic Chairman

Jaime Harrison of South Carolina is the president-elect's choice to lead the national party.

Fate Of Twice-Impeached Trump Rests In Senate's Hands

After the House voted to impeach Donald Trump, the next step is a Senate trial, which could start the day Joe Biden is inaugurated.

Trump Impeachment Trial Could Begin On Inauguration Day

The impeachment trial of a president no longer in office would be a first.

McConnell Open To Convicting Trump In Impeachment Trial

He suggested the Senate trial could not begin until the final day of Trump's presidency.

Enduring 2nd Impeachment, Trump Stands Largely Silent, Alone

The president was out of sight in a nearly empty White House as the House of Representatives impeached him a second time.

Police Officers Among Latest Charged By FBI In Capitol Siege

A man shown carrying a Confederate flag and a Texas florist who bragged on Facebook also face charges in the U.S. Capitol riot.

Feeling Left Out

Private practice doctors, patients wonder when it’s their turn for vaccine.

New President, New Ideas

Biden plans to fight climate change in a way no U.S. President has done before.

Federal Financial Aid For College Will Be Easier To Apply For

How is applying for federal student financial aid about to change?

How Explainable Artificial Intelligence Can Help Humans Innovate

Researchers are turning efforts toward developing AI algorithms that can explain themselves in a manner that humans can understand.

Challenges Remain For Drugmakers As Need For Vaccine Intensifies

Delaying second vaccine doses will make supplies last longer but comes with risks.

Will Inauguration Day Bring More Insurrection? 5 Things To Know

Security and tensions are high as extremist supporters of Donald Trump plan a return to the Capitol ahead of Joe Biden’s inauguration.

Misogyny In The Capitol

Among the insurrectionists, a lot of angry men who don’t like women.

Apologies Were 'Last Words' To Grandparents Who Died Alone

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: New strain "homegrown and widespread"; another positive test in Congress; cases top 23 million.

Americans Have Unrealistic Expectations For A Coronavirus Vaccine

Many Americans appear to be experiencing cautious optimism about the role that vaccines could play in ending the pandemic.

Population changes in 2020

What is driving changes in state population?

Higher Gas Prices Are Fueling Consumer Price Increases

Inflation will remain low with the U.S. economy still unable to shake out of a pandemic-induced downturn, analysts say.

U.S. Carries Out First Execution Of Female Inmate Since 1953

Lisa Montgomery, 52, was pronounced dead early Wednesday after receiving a lethal injection at the federal prison complex in Terre Haute.

​Fury At The Shaken Capitol Over The Attack, Security, Virus

The rage is being stoked even hotter by the passions aroused by Democrats' fresh drive to impeach President Donald Trump.

U.S. COVID-19 Deaths Hit Another One-Day High; More Than 4,300

The U.S. death toll from COVID-19 has eclipsed 380,000, and is closing in fast on the number of Americans killed in World War II.

Denying the vote to people convicted of felonies: Just or unjust?

The practice of stripping the right to vote from those convicted of a felony has a long history in the United States.

Trump Impeached A Historic 2nd Time; New Threats Put U.S. On Edge

In a video, Trump told supporters to remain peaceful ahead of Joe Biden's inauguration, said he was "shocked" by the Capitol insurrection.

'Historical Trauma' In Flint As Some Hesitant To Take Vaccine

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Negative tests soon needed to enter country; delays in single-dose vaccine; gorillas test positive.