U.S. Restaurants Open On Thanksgiving 2020

Skipping the prep or staying home? Here are some national restaurants that will bring the turkey to you this year.

Thanksgiving Travel 2020: Worst Times To Travel In U.S.

Travel is discouraged this Thanksgiving due to the pandemic, but if you must, planning ahead will help you avoid any delays or surprises.

Black Friday 2020: Store Hours, Best Deals

Retailers are doing their best to curb crowds amid the pandemic while still rolling out deals to the most dedicated Black Friday shoppers.

Why Do Tigers Have Stripes?

A tiger’s markings play an important role in their everyday life.

School Suspensions Don’t Just Unfairly Penalize Black Students

Suspensions lead to lower grades and ‘black flight’.

At-Home Exercises Can Help Older People Boost Immune System, Overall Health

Older adults have five times the risk of hospitalization; 90 times the risk of death from coronavirus.

Rural Areas Send Their Sickest Patients To Cities, Straining Hospitals

Rural counties across America are experiencing record-high infection and death rates.

Need A Coronavirus Nurse?

That’ll be $8,000 a week.

Medicare Open Enrollment Is Complicated

Here’s how to get good advice.

Orphan-Maker: Boy, 5, Loses His 'Perfect Parents' 100 Days Apart

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Third vaccine candidate; call cops on restriction violators, Oregon governor says; packed airports.

Millions Keep Thanksgiving Travel Plans Amid Coronavirus Warnings

The busiest day of the holiday travel season is expected to come this weekend.

China Beat The Coronavirus With Science And Strong Public Health Measures

Research suggests that the control of the virus in China is not the result of authoritarian policy, but of a prioritization of health.

4 Tips For College Students To Avoid Procrastinating With Their Online Work

If you take classes online, chances are you probably procrastinate from time to time.

Laughing Is Good For Your Mind And Your Body

Amusement and pleasant surprises – and the laughter they can trigger – add texture to the fabric of daily life.

What’s Cellular About A Cellphone?

Explaining the ideas behind the original cellular networks and how they evolved over the years into today’s 5G and 6G networks.

JFK Conspiracy Theory Is Debunked In Mexico 57 Years After Kennedy Assassination

Several JFK assassination experts see Mexico as the best place to find answers.

Rural Hospitals Are Under Siege From Coronavirus

Here’s what doctors are facing in their own words.

Why Face Masks Belong At Your Thanksgiving Gathering

7 things you need to know about wearing them.

Planes, Trains, Automobiles: Rating Safety Amid Coronavirus

A Scientific American report on Thanksgiving travel looks at the risk of the various modes of transportation.

U.S. Rhodes Scholars Chosen Virtually For 1st Time

Thirty-two winners were chosen from a pool of more than 2,300 applicants.

Nurses Face PTSD As Latest Coronavirus Wave Continues

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Cases top 12 million; antibody treatment approved; curfew breakers in California.

First U.S. Coronavirus Immunizations Could Arrive On Dec. 12

The head of the United States' effort to produce a coronavirus vaccine has set the date.

The Search for Personal Peace.

One of our greatest searches is for personal peace. One reason we have difficulty gaining peace is because we misunderstand it.

Help Wanted: Texas County Hiring Morgue Workers At $27 Per Hour

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: U.S. surpasses 12 million cases; G20 summit focuses on vaccine distribution, global economic impact.

How To Reuse, Recycle A Real Christmas Tree

When Christmas is over — then what? Here are a few suggestions on getting the most out of your real tree post-holidays.

Real Vs. Artificial Christmas Trees: 5 Things To Know

As you start to think about choosing your 2020 holiday tree, here are a few things to know about your options.

Knowing The Different Types Of Real Christmas Trees

Size, color, needle retention and sap production are just a few of the characteristics to consider when choosing a real Christmas tree.

How To Select The Best Real Christmas Tree

Whether you're buying from a retail lot or a choose-and-cut tree farm this Christmas, here are some things to know before you go.

Betting On Their Lives: Meatpacker Where 6 Died Suspends Managers

Latest U.S. coronavirus news: Vaccine candidate submitted for approval; Biden camp calls Mnuchin decision "deeply irresponsible."

11 Good News Stories: A Truck, A Laundromat And A Table Of Hope

If owls can feel gratitude, these two surely do; kids get up early "for the good of the neighborhood"; babies, babies and more babies.

Coronavirus Vaccines Were Developed In Record Time

Are these "Game-Changer" vaccines safe?

Amid A Raging Pandemic, The U.S. Faces A Nursing Shortage. Can We Close The Gap?

The pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for nurses, including fear of workplace exposure.

Keeping Indoor Air Clean Can Reduce The Chance Of Spreading Coronavirus

A safer home is one that constantly has lots of outside air replacing the stale air inside.

House Subcommittee Says Proposed Booster Seat Safety Rules Fall Short

Members of Congress say “unsafe” booster seats are being sold to parents while regulators fail to protect children.

Entire 2021 NCAA Tournament Likely To Be Held In Indianapolis

After the annual college basketball event was canceled for the first time since 1939, NCAA officials will limit the event to one location.

Adult Smoking Rate In U.S. Looks Unchanged, Vaping Rate Higher

A newly released government report shows about 14 percent of American adults are cigarette smokers.

How To Prevent Freezing Pipes In Your Home As Winter Nears

Here are things to do that will help prevent pipes from freezing in your home.

How To Avoid Black Friday Scams As Holiday Shopping Season Starts

Holiday shoppers can take certain steps to lessen the chance of falling victim to a scam.

Small Business Saturday Could Help Keep Most Afloat Beyond 2020

Small Business Saturday — it’s on Nov. 28 this year — can help local businesses overcome coronavirus pandemic hardships.

CDC Advises No Thanksgiving Travel Amid Coronavirus Spikes

The CDC issued the advisory after the United States reported more than 1 million new virus cases in the past week.