Deaths From Coronavirus Taking Place At Almost 2 Per Minute

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Two on plane despite positive test, cops said; ex-presidents say they'll take vaccine; hospitals overwhelmed.

Adapting To Pandemic, Warner Bros. To Stream All New 2021 Movies

The studio's upcoming films include a new “Matrix” movie, “Godzilla vs. Kong” and the Lin-Manuel Miranda adaptation “In the Heights."

What Are Emergency Use Authorizations?

Do they guarantee that a vaccine or drug is safe?

Vaccines Against SARS-CoV-2 Will Have Side Effects – That’s A Good Thing

Temporary side effects from vaccines are a normal sign of a developing immune response.

How To Fight Holocaust Denial In Social Media

Stressing the importance to show the evidence of what really happened.

Feds Look To Pharmacists To Boost Childhood Immunization Rates

Federal officials are banking on pharmacists to help reverse the slump in child immunization rates.

As Online Puppy Scams Peak, Adopt A Pet At A Shelter Instead

A spike in pet scams continues amid the COVID-19 pandemic and as the December holidays approach.

How Much Firefighter Salaries Are In Every State

The salaries for firefighters in the United States vary greatly by state, a national security company found in a recent study.

As Virus Surges, U.S. Jobless Claims Still High At 712,000

Thursday's report from the U.S. Labor Department said that initial claims for jobless aid dropped from 787,000 the week before.

'We Didn't Have To Be Gutted': Virus Claims Nurse's Husband, Mom

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Nation surpasses 200,000 daily cases; hospitalizations hit record high; CDC trims recommended quarantine time.

Nurses Wanted: Swamped Hospitals Scramble For Pandemic Help

Doctors and nurses have been lured out of retirement to help as the latest coronavirus wave continues to overwhelm hospitals.

Socialism Is A Trigger Word On Social Media

Real discussion is going on amid the screaming.

Reckoning With Slavery

What a revolt’s archives tell us about who owns the past.

AI Makes Huge Progress Predicting How Proteins Fold

Takeaways from one of biology’s greatest challenges and promising a rapid drug development.

How A Troop Drawdown In Afghanistan Signals American Weakness

Withdrawal could send Afghan allies into the Taliban’s arms.

Tribes Mount Organized Responses To Coronavirus

Response to pandemic in native nations contrast to that of state and federal governments.

Cognitive Shortcuts Come With Biases

Your brain’s built-in biases insulate your beliefs from contradictory facts.

'You Feel Isolated': Doctor Works 256 Straight Days Amid Pandemic

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Hospitalizations hit record high; UK green-lights Pfizer vaccine; CDC shortens recommended quarantine time.

Sexual Harassment In And Out Of The Classroom

Sexual harassment on campus often goes overlooked.

Rapid Coronavirus Tests Can Be Useful But Lack Accuracy

Unfortunately there are far too few tests to put a dent in the pandemic.

Leveling The Playing Field

Global disabilities map visualizes the strength and power of millions of athletes around the world.

Relaxed State Guidelines Continuing The Spread Of Virus

States with few coronavirus restrictions are spreading the virus beyond their borders.

Churches Playing A Crucial Role In Mental Health

Amid pandemic and racial unrest, black churches put faith in mental health care.

How Coronavirus Highlights The Uncertainty Of Medical Testing

The pandemic has forced difficult conversations about the limits of medical tests.

Coronavirus May Have Been In The United States Before 2020

Coronavirus antibodies were found in blood samples taken in December 2019, CDC analysis shows.

5 Ways To Stop Porch Pirates During The Holiday Shopping Season

Package thefts are a growing problem as online shopping explodes. Here are a few ways to prevent becoming a victim.

​At Rural Hospitals, Weary Doctors Treat Friends, Family

The autumn coronavirus surge is devastating rural America, where doctors and nurses often know their patients by their first names.

Married For 47 Years, Couple Dies Of Coronavirus At Same Moment

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Congress restarts stimulus talks; CDC to recommend who gets vaccine first; parents sue California schools.

40 Charities To Support During The Holidays

Need a break from holiday shopping? This list of incredible, editor-chosen charities is filled with worthy causes that need your support.

Holiday Air Travel Surges Despite Dire Health Warnings

The Transportation Security Administration screened at least 1 million people on four of the last 10 days.

Patch Holiday Food Drive: How To Give To Feeding America

The Patch Holiday Food Drive raises money for Feeding America's 200 member food banks and the 60,000 food pantries and meal programs served.

Beware of Coronavirus Scams As Vaccine Approaches FDA Approval

Scams are expected to ramp up as Pfizer, Moderna and others prepare for a vaccine distribution.

How Pharma Money Colors Operation Warp Speed’s Quest To Defeat Coronavirus

Offering Warp Speed advisers contracts might have been the most expedient course in a crisis.

Thousands Of Doctors’ Offices Buckle Under Financial Stress Of Coronavirus

Pandemic-related closures starting to wash across America.

NCAA Amateurism Appears Immune To Coronavirus

Despite the tide in public support on paying athletes having turned.

Moderna Asking U.S., European Regulators To OK Its Virus Shots

Moderna is just behind Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech in seeking to begin vaccinations in the U.S.

It’s Not Just The ABCs

Preschool parents worry their kids are missing out on critical social skills during the pandemic.

Nonprofits Are Struggling To Do More With Less Money

How can donors and volunteers help?

Why Waiters Give Black Customers Poor Service

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

The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Was A Record-Smasher

Current weather patterns are raising more concerns about climate change.