U.S. Journalist Jailed In Myanmar For Nearly 6 Months Is Freed

Danny Fenster, sentenced only days ago to 11 years of hard labor in military-ruled Myanmar, was freed and on his way home Monday.

GREENER PASTURES: Give Compliments

​It is important to give compliments. Take that extra minute to stop and tell another what you are honestly feeling.

'In A Flash, She Was Gone': Dad Wants Murder Charges For Dealers

Your 5-minute read to start today: Mourning an inspirational dolphin; preparing for Rittenhouse verdict; Rockefeller Christmas tree arrives.

Sex Abuse ‘Was Our Fault’: Student Takeaway From School’s Silence

Your 5-minute read: Rittenhouse jury may consider lesser charge; Marilyn Monroe’s dreamy penthouse is for sale; 30 Days Of Gratitude.

Americans Give Bosses Same Message In Record Numbers: I Quit

About 4.4 million people quit their jobs in September. That's about 3 percent of the nation's workforce.

U.S. Athletes Face Uncertain Road To Beijing Olympics

With no flights operating between North America and China, Olympians might have to embark on a series of trips that may double travel time.

7 Good News Stories: Lifesaving Principal; Say ‘No’ To Say ‘Yes’

Operation Santa: Sam’s Soldiers needs some help, and a woman does the only thing she can to help a dying childhood friend.

Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted On Contempt Of Congress Charges

The indictment stems from Bannon's failure to comply with a subpoena issued by the committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

Teach Kids To Be Grateful By Example: 30 Days Of Gratitude

Are you raising grateful children? Practicing gratitude is more layered than saying “thank you,” and it doesn’t just happen.

The Week In Photos: Rittenhouse Trial, Veterans Day, NYC Marathon

See photos from the past week, including the marathon in New York City, the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, A SpaceX landing and Veterans Day.

Why Big Plants Should Be A Big Part Of Your Home Decor

No matter your style, these plants will help you create a cozy urban oasis.

COVID-19 Hot Spots A Sign Of What Could Be Ahead For U.S.

The delta variant still dominates infections across the country, accounting for more than 99% of the samples analyzed.

Big Bird Backlash: Not Even Muppets Immune From Vaccine Politics

Controversy at the intersection of TV and politics has popped up here and there for decades.

Virginia Senators Calling For Federal Investigation

School promises independent probe into Liberty University's handling of sexual assaults.

How You Can Report On The Toxic Hot Spots Near You

Is the community you cover located in or near a hot spot of cancer-causing industrial air pollution?

6 Habits Of Grateful People: 30 Days Of Gratitude

Practice these habits often enough, and they’ll become a big part of who you are, according to pioneers in the science of gratitude.

‘I Want My Baby Back’: Astroworld Festival Deaths Rise To 9

Your 5-minute read to start today: Patch readers salute veterans; defense rests in Rittenhouse case; Trump gets stay on document dump.

Patch's Ultimate Smart Home Picks For Your Holiday Shopping List

See which smart home products you need this holiday season.

Trump Wins, Temporarily At Least, As Court Blocks Document Dump

The documents are requested by the U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee investigating into the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Photos: America Honors Its Veterans In Somber Ceremonies

On Veterans Day, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier plaza at Arlington National Cemetery opens to the public for the first time in 100 years.

Veterans Day: Crosses, Mementos Help Marines Remember Fallen Comrades

Civilians honor veterans and active military personnel on Veterans Day, but how do they honor each other?

Why Is U.S. Inflation So High, And When Will It Ease? Explainer

As any American who has bought a carton of milk, a gallon of gas or a used car could tell you, inflation has settled in.

Biden Announces Effort To ID Toxic Air Issues In Veterans

One part of effort centers on the potential connection between rare respiratory cancers and time spent overseas breathing poor air.

Homelessness Among Veterans Across the 50 States

Homeless veterans by state data shows a slight increase

‘They Make My Heart Smile’: 30 Days Of Gratitude

When we’re counting our blessings and wishing the same for our friends and strangers alike, one place to focus is family.

Accused Of Killing 2 People In Kenosha, Rittenhouse Takes Stand

Your 5-minute read to start today: Safety task force formed after Astroworld; hospital safety grades released; Aaron Rodgers fined.

Soaring Prices Will Heavily Burden U.S. Shoppers As Holidays Near

Inflation is eroding the strong gains in wages and salaries that have flowed to America's workers in recent months.

Mandates Drive Up Vaccinations At Colleges, Despite Leniency

Universities with mandates report much higher vaccination rates than communities around them, even in places with high vaccine hesitancy.

2021 Leapfrog Safety Grade: See How Your Hospital Scored

The nonprofit graded nearly 3,000 hospitals across the country on how well they prevent errors, infections and more.

The High Price Of Doing Journalism In El Salvador

Tracking El Salvador's faltering efforts to hold perpetrators accountable.

Federal Judge Refuses Trump Request To Block Jan. 6 Records

Barring a court order, the National Archives plans to turn over Trump’s records to the committee by Friday.

Prince Harry Says He Warned Twitter CEO Of U.S. Capitol Riot

Prince Harry tells panel on misinformation he warned Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey that Trump loyalists were using the platform to stage unrest.

How To Make Post-Pandemic Delight Last: 30 Days Of Gratitude

Taking part in routine activities gave us bursts of joy after months of lockdown. Will practicing gratitude extend the shelf life on joy?

Grieving Families Sue Astroworld, Travis Scott After Deaths

Your 5-minute read to start today: Lawsuits mount against Astroworld; Rittenhouse shot first man at close range; Max Cleland dies.

Probe Finds Trump Officials Repeatedly Violated Hatch Act

The Hatch Act prohibits government officials from using their official roles to influence elections.

Pfizer Asks FDA To OK COVID-19 Booster Shots For All Adults

Older Americans and other groups vulnerable to the virus have had access to a third dose of the Pfizer and BioNTech vaccine since September.

Aurora Borealis Displays More Likely In Active Solar Storm Season

As the sun approaches “solar maximum” in its 11-year cycle and the number of sunspots ramps up, we may see the northern lights more often.

‘Drinking Through A Lead Straw': $15B Will Fix Dangerous Water Pipes

At least 6 million water pipes in the U.S. are made with lead, a neurotoxin known to cause organ, cognitive damage in children and adults.

Jan. 6 Panel Subpoenas Trump Associates, Aides In Probe

Among those subpoenaed were former senior adviser Stephen Miller and former press secretary Kayleigh McEnany.

Facebook Whistleblower Fears The 'Metaverse' Creates New Dangers

“If you don’t like the conversation, you try to change the conversation,” said Frances Haugen, a former Facebook product manager.