More Than 2,900 Health Care Workers Died This Year

The crazy stat is that the government barely kept track.

Should Pregnant Women Get The Coronavirus Vaccine?

Will it protect against asymptomatic infections and mutated viruses? An immunologist answers 3 questions.

The Fight For Transgender Rights And High School Sports

How high school sports became the latest battleground over transgender rights.

Many Painful Returns: Coping With Crummy Gifts

When cringeworthy gifts are worse than inconsiderate.

How To Outsmart Your Coronavirus Fears And Boost Your Mood In 2021

After a year of toxic stress, now is a good time to reset and pay attention to your mental health.

7 Research-Based Resolutions That Will Help Strengthen Your Relationship In 2021

The new year is going to be better. It has to be better.

Instagram’s Redesign Shifts Toward Shopping

Here’s how that can be harmful.

The Justice Department Sues Walmart, Accusing It Of Illegally Dispensing Opioids

Two years after the Trump administration walked away from charging Walmart, the DOJ is now taking action.

Diamond In Rough Times, Strange Home Run: Sports Stories Of 2020

Recapping a year in sports like no other, with a look back at some moments you may have missed.

Lori Loughlin Released After Prison Term In College Scam

The co-star of the 1990's hit show "Full House" spent two months at a federal prison in California.

Trump Signs Coronavirus Relief Bill, Government Shutdown Avoided

President Donald Trump changed his plans and has signed the bill that includes $600 stimulus checks.

Suspect In Nashville Explosion Died In Blast: Officials

DNA evidence helped investigators link Anthony Quinn Warner to the Christmas Day bombing.

College Student Who Thought He Recovered Dies From Coronavirus

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Trump signs economic relief bill; vaccine acceptance growing; cases top 19 million.

Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Named AP Female Athlete Of Year

In addition to capturing the U.S. Open and her third Grand Slam title, Naomi Osala spoke out against racial injustices and police brutality.

Officers Give Harrowing Account Of Nashville RV Bombing

"Downtown," a 1964 Petula Clark hit, blared from the RV before the bomb went off.

Lawmakers Press Trump On Relief Bill As Jobless Aid Expires

The federal government will run out of money at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday if Trump refuses to sign the bill.

Unforgiveness Hardens Your Heart

Like a black hole, it will not admit, but sucks away any light or love. Where there is unforgiveness, there is a hardening of the heart.

Not 'Just A Statistic': Doctor Honors Fallen Health Care Workers

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: More Americans eager to get vaccine; 1 in 1,000 have died of COVID; unemployment aid faces expiration date.

FBI Investigating Person Of Interest Behind Nashville Bomb

Authorities on Saturday said they were searching the home of someone possibly connected to the Christmas Day explosion in Nashville.

With Relief Bill In Limbo, Lapse In Jobless Benefits Inevitable

As unemployment benefits expire on Saturday, the country is also facing a government shutdown and the end of a ban on evictions.

U.S. Factories Hope To Maintain Production Amid Virus Threat

While keeping pace with normal production throughout most of the pandemic, many factories are worried they won't be able to keep that pace.

Trump Left Lasting Mark On Federal Courts

Beyond the Supreme Court, 30 percent of the judges on the nation’s court of appeals were appointed by President Trump.

Holidays Bring 'Lights Of Hope' Amid Virus-Altered Traditions

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: More Americans eager to get vaccine; COVID relief bill arrives in Florida as Trump plays golf.

A Pandemic Christmas: Services Move Online, People Stay Home

The coronavirus pandemic left no one's Christmas untouched.

Christmas Gifts Stuck In Transit As Mail Volume Increases

The U.S. Postal Service said it was “experiencing unprecedented volume increases and limited employee availability" due to COVID-19.

UK Air Travelers To US Must Test Negative For COVID-19: CDC

"If a passenger chooses not to take a test, the airline must deny boarding to the passenger," the CDC said.

Explosion Rocks Downtown Nashville On Christmas

"This appears to have been an intentional act," Nashville police said of the explosion that damaged AT&T and other nearby buildings.

Benchmark U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rate Drops to Record Low

Helped by rock-bottom rates, the housing market has been a source of strength in an economy pounded by the coronavirus outbreak.

'I Will Keep Fighting': Man Pens Final Love Letter Before Death

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: As the holidays arrive, Congress heads home with stimulus in limbo; 1.2 millon Americans have flown this week.

Dark Days: Experts Fear the Holidays Will Fuel COVID-19 Crisis

COVID-19 has taken more than 327,000 lives in the U.S., with over 3,000 deaths per day repeatedly recorded over the past two weeks.

15 Good News Stories: Santa Says You’ve All Been Good Neighbors

“Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown tells you how to spread holiday cheer; Santa shows up in all the right places; leg lamp brightens the world.

Santa Tracker 2020: When St. Nick Arrives In Your U.S. City

While you celebrate Christmas at home, see when Santa Claus and his reindeer might arrive in your town.

Republicans Block $2,000 Virus Checks Despite Trump Demand

The Senate cleared the COVID-19 relief package by a 92-6 vote after the House approved it by 359-53. Now Trump threatens to veto it.

COVID-19 Dampens Christmas Joy in Bethlehem and Around World

Christmas family gatherings and packed prayers that typically mark the holiday were scaled back or canceled altogether due to COVID-19.

Pardons in Killings of Iraqi Civilians Causes Outrage

The shootings of civilians by Blackwater employees at a crowded Baghdad traffic circle in September 2007 prompted an international outcry.

Trump Pardons Allies Roger Stone, Paul Manafort In Latest Wave

President Donald Trump on Wednesday wielded his clemency powers for 29 more people who are loyalists or well-connected to his family.

‘This Unending Tragedy’: Nurse Spills Pain Of Lonely Death Watch

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Democrats call Trump's stimulus bluff; California surpasses 2 million cases; hospitalizations hit record.

As The Terror Of Coronavirus Struck, Health Care Workers Struggled To Survive

Unfortunately thousands of front-line workers lost the fight against the pandemic.

At Risk Of Extinction, Black-Footed Ferrets Get Experimental Vaccine

Nearly 120 ferrets get coronavirus injection aimed at saving nearly extinct group.

Coronavirus Vaccines Appear Safe And Effective, But Key Questions Remain

The recent rollout of two newly authorized vaccines is a bright ray of hope at the pandemic’s darkest hour.