U.S. To Lift Restrictions For Vaccinated International Travelers

Restrictions were first imposed on international travelers from China in January 2020 by then-President Donald Trump.

'We Want Justice': Families Await Parkland Shooter’s Fate

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Bill Clinton hospitalized with infection; J&J booster shots endorsed; Miami police chief fired.

9 Photos Of The Week: The Rolling Stones; MLB Playoffs; Wildfires

What it looks like to win the Boston Marathon; Parkland shooter pleads guilty; Biden meets kids; and geese make a pretty picture at sunset.

FDA Panel Endorses Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Booster Doses

The thumbs-up from the independent panel of advisers comes just a day after they endorsed booster doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

5 Ways The Broken Supply Chain Is Affecting Americans

As U.S. residents deal with rising prices, empty shelves, and purchase limits, the holidays are just around the corner.

custie Unveils Eclectic New Single“Jamie Ashland”

A beautifully crafted tune for Fall

Charissa Shares Bold New Single “Scars and All”

A beautifully crafted song for the ages

10 Good News Stories: World’s Cutest Rescue Dog, Everyday Heroes

Bus driver says students saved her life; a golf legend at age 16; lost dog reunited with family 150 miles away; doggie death row escape.

Katie Couric Book Tour: Chicago Stop Features Chance The Rapper

The former "Today" show host will be at the Chicago Theatre as part of her "Going There" book tour.

FDA Panel To Consider J&J COVID-19 Boosters

Health advisers will also discuss whether vaccine recipients can "mix-and-match" booster doses.

Bill Clinton In Hospital For Non-COVID-Related Infection

In the years since Clinton left the White House in 2001, the former president has faced several health scares.

More Than 150 Athletes Pledge Support For Trans Youth In Sports

Athletes like Megan Rapinoe and Billie Jean King are among those asking a court to uphold trans sports participation in one U.S. state.

FDA Panel Endorses Moderna Booster For High Risk, Adults Over 65

The independent panel unanimously recommended the booster dose Thursday, which could affect 70 million recipients of the Moderna vaccine.

Several Hours Of Screen Time Is OK For Kids, Study Suggests

The results of a University of Colorado study found no association between screen time and a child’s depression or anxiety.

'Life Is At Stake': Another Lead Crisis Erupts Not Far From Flint

Your 5-minute read to start the day: another lead in water crisis; Black firefighter depicted as white; California to ban gas lawn mowers.

Influencer ADLEY Lets the Internet Plan a Wedding in Mini-Series

The viral influencer shares her journey on “INTERNET TAKEOVER: WEDDING EDITION”

Meat Recalls: Plastic In Butterball Turkey, Lead In Beef Gravy

Plastic found in Butterball turkey, beef gravy products have unacceptable lead levels and a pork product may have listeria contamination.

Conservationists See Rare Nature Sanctuaries

Black farmers see a legacy bought out from under them.

Steve Bannon Defies Jan. 6 Panel Subpoena; Could Face Charges

The congressional panel investigating Trump's role in the Capitol riot will vote Tuesday on whether to hold Bannon in criminal contempt.

A More Comfortable Goodbye? Vets Bring Pet Euthanasia Home

Companies offering home euthanasia for pets have been busier than ever with pandemic restrictions on people in vet clinics and hospitals.

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall To Lowest Level Since Pandemic Began

The job market is improving, even as hiring slows and Americans are quitting their jobs in record numbers.

How Your Emotional Response To The Pandemic Changed Your Behavior And Sense Of Time

An individual’s sense of time during the COVID-19 pandemic was closely related to their emotions, according to new research.

Lawyer Who Aided Trump Subpoenaed By Jan. 6 Committee

Jeffrey Clark, an assistant attorney general in the Trump administration, has emerged as a pivotal character in the Jan. 6 insurrection.

90,000 COVID-19 Deaths Since June Were Preventable: Analysis

A new analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation found more than half of the deaths occurred in September.

Facebook Expands Harassment Policy To Protect Public Figures

Facebook will expand policies on harassment to remove more harmful content — the latest change following a whistleblower's Senate testimony.

U.S. To Reopen Canada, Mexico Borders To Vaccinated Travelers

The reopening will happen in two phases starting next month, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced.

'A Profound Experience’: Shatner On His 10-Minute Trip To Space

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Social Security payments are going up; the “Fauci Effect” inspires others; Hurricane Pamela eyes Texas.

Black Firefighter ‘Whitewashed’ On Mural Settles Lawsuit: Report

Latosha Clemons, the first Black firefighter in Boynton Beach, Florida, was depicted as white on a city-commissioned mural.

The Wildfires Projekt Release "Paradise" Ft. SAYWECANFLY

Check out their latest video for “PARADISE” FT. SAYWECANFLY out now!

The View From Here

Rethinking what local news can and should be.

North Carolina Girl Shoots Incredible Golf Round Of 57

Macy Pate, 16, a sophomore at Reagan High School, shot a 57 at Bermuda Run Country Club. Only 11 players in PGA history have shot a 57.

9 Photos: William Shatner In Space As Himself, Not 'Captain Kirk'

William Shatner, the actor who played Captain Kirk on "Star Trek," blasts into space on Blue Origin's space tourism rocket, New Shephard.

Biggest Social Security Boost In A Generation: 5 Things To Know

The average retired worker will get $92 more a month. A quarter of those on Social Security rely on the checks for most of their income.

Hurricane Pamela Makes Landfall On Mexico's Pacific Coast

Hurricane Pamela is expected to reach Texas Thursday and could continue on to southern Oklahoma.

Capt. Kirk's William Shatner On Cusp Of Blasting Into Space

Actor William Shatner will fly to space in a Blue Origin rocket this morning around 10:30 a.m. He will become the oldest person in space.

Why Americans Are Still Seeing Empty Shelves And Long Waits

Shortages of virtually every type of product are showing up across the country as consumer demand soars and supply chains slow.

U.S. Companies Scraping For Staff Ahead Of The Holidays

For shoppers, it might mean a less than jolly holiday shopping experience if companies can't find workers in time.

Official Reveals What Killed Gabby Petito + Superman Comes Out

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Texas bans vaccine mandates; a plane crash in California kills two; legend behind Snow White dead.

Daily Aspirin Risks May Outweigh Benefits, Panel Says

While aspirin use was encouraged to prevent heart attack and stroke, researchers found there is "no net benefit" in taking a daily pill.

The New Superman Comes Out As Bisexual In New DC Comic

In “Superman: Son of Kal-El,” fans may now be more likely to see themselves in 17-year-old Jon Kent, the son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane.