Americans Quit Their Jobs At A Record Pace In August

Many apparently feel they can make more money in more skilled jobs as restaurants and schools struggle to attract workers.

5 Tips To Help Combat The Common Cold

Here’s everything you need to know about catching the common cold, as well as treating its bothersome symptoms.

5 Insects That Aren’t Stink Bugs Making A Beeline For Your House

Brown marmorated stink bugs aren’t the only insects you have to worry about moving into your house for the winter.

Arsenic Spurs Recall Of Baby Cereal Sold At Walmart Stores

Trace amounts of naturally occurring arsenic were found in Parent’s Choice Rice Baby Cereal sold online and at Walmart stores nationwide.

Fan Who Made Twitter Tattoo Promise Is A Man Of His Word

Your 5-minute read to start the day: "Parody" proposal sparks controversy; Southwest denies vaccine sickout; Al Capone’s gun sold.

Low Pay Sparks Worker Strikes Across U.S.

The longest strike in Massachusetts history is currently going on — one of at least 169 strikes across the United States so far this year.

​Southwest Cancels Hundreds Of Flights, Denies Vaccine Sickout

Southwest Airlines denied hundreds of flight cancellations and delays are the result of a sickout to protest COVID-19 vaccine policies.

A Secretive Counterterrorism Team Interrogated Dozens Of Citizens At The Border

Government responds to Trump administration’s secretive interrogation of American activists and journalists.

Black Children Were Jailed For A Crime That Doesn't Exist

Almost nothing happened to the adults in charge.

Merck Asks US FDA To Authorize Promising Anti-COVID Pill

Merck's COVID-19 pill could be the first to be cleared by the FDA to fight the virus. Only injections and IVs have been used so far.

Tornadoes Cause Damage In Oklahoma; Storms Rock Central US

Storms delayed the Kansas City Chiefs' home game against the Buffalo Bills and a possible tornado hit the Tulsa suburb of Cowet.

Cyberattacks Concerning To Most In US: Pearson/AP-NORC Poll

Americans are worried China and Russia will launch more cyberattacks, a new poll found. President Biden has made cybersecurity a priority.

‘Are You Going To Keep Me Safe?' Hospital Workers Sound Alarm On Rising Violence

The coronavirus pandemic added a "magnifying glass" to the problem of violence in hospitals, one nurse has said.

Facebook's Internal Documents Offer Blueprint For Making Social Media Safer For Teens

Research conducted by the social media giant shows many teens are aware of the concerns associated with platforms such as Instagram.

5 Mistakes Small Businesses Make When Choosing Health Insurance

Small business owners should keep these things in mind when shopping for health insurance plans for employees.

Ex-Marine Running Boston Marathon 1 Day After Chicago Marathon

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Manatees could get endangered status; 15 shot at Minnesota bar; cop killed on his first day.

Southwest Airlines Cancels Hundreds Of Flights Over Weekend

The airline's reasons for the cancellations dispute the reasons given by federal aviation regulators.

Paul McCartney Blames John Lennon For The Beatles Breakup

McCartney said Lennon's statement "I'm leaving The Beatles," was the main driver behind the breakup of the band.

Tensions Between Columbus' Legacy, Native People Persist

Communities across America have taken a deeper look at Columbus Day in recent years, some replacing it with Indigenous Peoples Day.

GREENER PASTURES: Hindsight can seem to Curse as well as Bless.

Hindsight can seem to curse as well as to bless us. It can demoralize as well as instruct us. Neutrality toward our past is an illusion.

Security Guard Stabbed For Asking Man To Wear A Mask

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Texas abortion ban resumes; George Floyd’s family on thank-you tour; chihuahua saved from coyote.

CDC Sets Date To Talk Moderna, J&J COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters

While the CDC recently authorized booster doses of the Pfizer vaccine, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson are still waiting on the green light.

Could Facebook Sue Whistleblower Frances Haugen? AP Explains

While U.S. law protects whistleblowers who disclose information to the government, it may not cover taking corporate secrets to the media.

Toys For Tots: How To Donate, Apply This Holiday Season

Toys for Tots campaigns for 2021 are underway in many states. Here’s how you can help make a child’s holiday special.

​Anti-Vax Chiropractors A Rising Force Of Misinformation

The AP found a vocal and influential group of chiropractors has been capitalizing on the pandemic by sowing fear and mistrust of vaccines.

Flu Season 2021 Is Here: Where To Find Vaccines In Your City

The United States is entering its second flu season amid a global pandemic. Luckily, there are plenty of nearby places to get a flu shot.

Lack Of Answers Haunt Families Of Other Missing Florida Women

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Tesla heads to Texas; Google cracks down on climate change denial; Orlando Bloom meets some sharks.

​Media Groups Hail 2021 Nobel Peace Prize For Journalists

Nobel Peace Prize to journalists is a rare bright spot amid growing harassment of reporters in man parts of the world.

​U.S. Employers Add A Weak 194,000 Jobs As Delta Maintains Hold

Economists think most people who lost jobs and stopped looking for work since the pandemic struck will resume their searches as COVID wanes.

Misinformation Is A Big Problem, Americans Agree: Poll

New Pearson Institute/AP-NORC poll finds about half of Americans are at least somewhat worried that they have spread misinformation online.

Alex Southey Bares His Heart & Soul in New Release

Music for the masses...dive in

Tarbox Hits Heavy with New Release

Bringing real Rock n' Roll to the table

The Forty Twos Debut New Single + Video for "Karma"

The band brings true Rock n' Roll back to life

9 Good News Stories: Boy, 7, Pitches To White Sox; Ink The Prez

“Teacher of the year” inspired by real-life civics lesson that saved her from deportation; wedding witnesses were dolphins; community power.

He ‘Knows Something’: Man Killed Brother Over Vaccine, Police Say

Your 5-minute read to start the day: A judge suspends Texas’ abortion law; Zodiac Killer identified; Rose Parade grand marshal announced.

A Guantanamo Detainee's Case Has Been Languishing Without Action Since 2008

The Supreme Court wants to know why.

Default Crisis Dodged — For Now — As Dems, GOP Reach Agreement

The agreement extends the U.S. government’s borrowing authority into December, averting a financial crisis that could cripple the economy.

Why One NASCAR Driver's Partnership With GoodRx Is A Win For All

Will Rodgers, who’s racing at the Charlotte Roval on Saturday, knows firsthand how important good health is for success.

Pfizer Asks U.S. To Allow COVID-19 Shots For Kids Ages 5 To 11

If given the green light, shots could begin within a matter of weeks for the roughly 28 million U.S. children in that age group.

Flush With COVID-19 Aid, Schools Steer Funding To Sports

The money is intended to help schools recover from the pandemic; however, there are few rules about how it can be spent.