Donald Trump Twitter Account Suspended Permanently

A statement by Twitter's safety team said Trump's account was suspended "due to the risk of further incitement of violence."

Pelosi Seeks To Curb Trump’s Nuclear Power, Plans To Impeach

Pelosi said the situation of “this unhinged president could not be more dangerous.”

West Virginia Lawmaker Facing Federal Charges In Capitol Riot

Authorities have filed additional federal charges stemming from Wednesday's insurrection at the U.S. Capitol that left five dead.

As The Vulnerable Wait, Some Political Leaders’ Spouses Get Covid Vaccines

With vaccines scarce, a federal advisory panel recommends first putting shots into the arms of health care workers.

Do-It-Yourself Contact Tracing Is A ‘Last Resort’ In Communities

Contact tracing has fallen apart in many regions of the country.

Biden’s First Order Of Business May Be To Undo Trump’s Policies

The party split in Congress is so slim that passing major health care legislation will be extremely difficult.

Capitol Hill Riots Challenged How US Media Frames Unrest And Public Opinion

The chaos at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday wasn’t typical. Nor was the coverage.

5 Strategies For Cultivating Hope This Year

The raging coronavirus pandemic, along with political turbulence and uncertainty, have overwhelmed many of us.

What Is A Margin Of Error?

The statistical tool that can help you understand vaccine trials and political polling.

Populism Erupts When People Feel Disconnected And Disrespected

American society is riven down the middle.

Connected Workouts Can Help You Get Fit Alongside Virtual Buddies

Amid pandemic, sales of exercise gear and technology-based fitness tools have exploded in the U.S.

U.S. Loses 140,000 Jobs, First Monthly Drop Since Spring

The loss of jobs shows a faltering economy amid a pandemic that continues to tighten its grip on the country

Coronavirus Crisis Continues In Los Angeles

Why activating ‘Crisis Standards Of Care’ is crucial for overwhelmed hospitals.

President Trump Won't Attend Joe Biden's Inauguration

Trump will be the first incumbent president since Andrew Johnson to skip his successor’s swearing-in.

It Is Difficult To Estimate The Size Of The Crowd That Stormed Capitol Hill

Stephen Doig explains good techniques for estimating crowd sizes and why its difficult to estimate the size of the crowd.

Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther Gives A Boost To Diversity In STEM

A black engineer’s take on personal and professional inspiration.

Trump Tapped Into White Victimhood

Strong words leaves fertile ground for white supremacists.

Death Is The 'New Norm': Virus Exacts Personal Toll On Workers

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Biden plans to release more vaccines; Pfizer vaccine may protect against variants; deaths hit 368,000.

Was It A Coup?

No, but siege on the U.S. capitol was the election violence of a fragile democracy.

Seat Belts And Smoking Rates Show People Eventually Adopt Healthy Behaviors

It can take time, but time is precious during a pandemic.

President Trump’s Term Ends On Jan. 20

The constitution is clear, Biden set to take office.

Legalizing Marijuana Takes An Important Step Forward

The MORE Act passes initial test as two-thirds of Americans support legalizing the drug.

U.S. Capitol Protesters Are Just A Long Part Of History

Egged on by Trump, white supremacists continued trend of hearing politicians’ words as encouragement.

How To Give Your Neighbors The Dignity Of A Sunday Supper

The Sunday Supper movement is catching on, but putting together a decent meal to bond over is a struggle for about 50 million Americans.

11 Good News Stories: Daily Jokes; Sloth Seeks Coffee; Neat Kids

What would you do if you found a cash-stuffed wallet with no identifiable owner? A publisher who found her voice gives voice to others.

Armed Statehouse Protests Set Tone For US Capitol Insurgents

When President Trump-supporting insurrectionists on Wednesday stormed the U.S. Capitol the nation was shocked. But not unwarned.

U.S. Capitol Riots: What To Expect In Coming Days

After an angry, pro-Trump mob attacked the U.S. Capitol, uncertainty and questions fill the remaining days of the Trump presidency.

House Pushes For Trump's Quick Impeachment After Capitol Siege

As House Democrats gather Friday to talk impeachment, attorneys are eyeing federal murder charges in connection with one riot-related death.

Here’s Why Your Social Security Break-Even Age Is So Vital

Calculating your break-even age helps you know when to elect your benefits. Silvur, a free retirement app, makes it quick and easy.

U.S. Unemployment Claims Slip To Still-High 787,000

The new figure from the U.S. Labor Department shows that despite a slight decline, businesses are continuing to lay off workers.

Chaos, Violence, Mockery As Pro-Trump Mob Occupies Congress

Guns were drawn. A woman was shot by police. Three others died. A Trump flag hung at the Capitol. The graceful Rotunda reeked of tear gas.

'A Friend To All': Sandy Hook First Responder Dies Of Coronavirus

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: "Pro-vaccine advocate" dies after dose; vaccines for nursing home donors; variant found in another state.

World, U.S. Leaders React After Mob Breaks Into Capitol

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called scenes from the U.S. Capitol "disgraceful" while others expressed deep shock.

The Beginning Of The End?

How many people need to get the vaccine in order to stop the coronavirus?

How Kids Can Benefit From Mindfulness Training

Now that 2021 is here, many are looking for new ways to manage stress.

Why Trump’s Senate Supporters Can’t Overturn Electoral College Results They Don’t Like

Here’s how the law actually works.

School Budgets Have Held Up Better Than Expected In Some States

Looming cuts will hurt learning long after pandemic ends.

Can A Future Ban On Gas-Powered Cars Work? An Economist Explains

The U.S. transportation sector is one of the largest contributors of carbon dioxide, the potent driver of climate change.

Fewer Kids Are Enrolled In Public Kindergarten

Lack of enrollment will have a lasting impact on schools and equity.

Children’s Hospitals Grapple With Wave Of Mental Illness

Figures show children and teens with severe depression and suicidal thoughts on the rise.