MIYAVI Transcends Reality in New Album “Imaginary”

Samurai Guitarist Releases ‘Wildly-Anticipated’ 13th Studio Album

Seasonal Jobs In U.S.: Amazon, UPS, FedEx Hiring For 2021

Companies are starting to fill hundreds of thousands of temporary roles ahead of the holidays. Here's how to check open positions near you.

When To See 2021’s Full Harvest Moon In Your Town

You won’t need to wait until fall to see this year’s harvest moon. Here’s when to expect it in the skies over the United States.

‘Justice For J6’ Rallies On Saturday To Support Capitol Rioters

The flagship protest in Washington is expected to draw hundreds. Some extremists are opting to avoid the rally, calling it a “false flag."

What Are Microschools? 5 Questions Answered

Microschools, which usually serve 10 to 15 students, but sometimes as many as 150, have become an education alternative during the pandemic.

SpaceX Launches 4 Citizens Into Space On Earth-Circling Trip

Wednesday marked the first time a spacecraft circled Earth with an all-amateur crew and no professional astronauts.

U.S. Unemployment Claims Rise After Hitting Pandemic Low

Applications for jobless aid rose to 332,000 from 312,000 the week before when it hit the lowest level since March 2020.

‘Miracle’ Stranger Saves Boy Choking On Candy In Grocery Store

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Rallies to support rioters; recall election concession; FBI's probe into Larry Nassar criticized.

Growing Number Of States Roll Back Public Health Powers

Spurred on by voters angry voters, more than half of U.S. states have stripped powers meant to protect the public against diseases.

FDA Strikes Neutral Tone Ahead Of Friday Vaccine Booster Meeting

Friday's meeting marks the first step in deciding whether Americans will need coronavirus vaccine booster shots.

Constitution Day: Can You Pass The U.S. Citizenship Test?

To obtain citizenship, immigrants must correctly answer six of 10 questions randomly selected from a pool of 100. Can you pass the test?

49% In Civics Survey Say Capitol Riot Arrests Unconstitutional

The Annenberg Constitution Day Civics Survey shows some improvements in civics literacy, but also some trends analysts find concerning.

Best Pumpkin Recipes For Cooking, Baking This Fall

Pick out a pumpkin at a field near you, then come home to prepare a recipe flavored with the seasonal staple.

How The Obesity Rates Compare Among The States

The latest CDC numbers show adult obesity has gone up slightly in most regions over the past year.

Amazon Starting Pay Increases At Warehouses Nationwide

Starting pay is expected to be more than $18 an hour for the 125,000 new jobs the company is adding.

Nicholas Crawls Into Louisiana From Texas, Dumping Rain

The now tropical depression is expected to drench the Gulf of Mexico coast as far east as the Florida panhandle.

Nearly 3 Million Get Health Coverage Amid COVID-19 Sign-Up: Biden

The HealthCare.gov marketplace was opened for six months this year to give uninsured people another opportunity to get covered.

'We Need To Know You're OK': A Mother's Plea For Missing Daughter

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Capitol police prepare for next rally; Norm Macdonald dies from cancer; stars stun at Met Gala.

See Pumpkin Prices Before Visiting The Best Patch

Finding the best fall pumpkin at a field comes at a cost.

Best Kids’ Pumpkin Books To Read Before Visiting The Patches

A fall visit to pumpkin fields can become even better with these books about pumpkins.

Tropical Storm Nicholas Slows, Dumps Rain Along Gulf Coast

Nicholas could potentially stall over storm-battered Louisiana and bring life-threatening floods across the Deep South in the coming days.

Intensive Care Units Are Filled With Coronavirus — And Regret

More than 50 percent of inpatients at hospitals in a number of states are being treated for COVID-19.

Poverty Got Worse In 2020 As Many Low-Wage Workers Took Brunt Of Economic Blows

The coronavirus pandemic widened the gap between the rich and the poor, new data suggests.

5 Things About Pumpkins Before Visiting Patches Across The Nation

What to know about pumpkins before visiting the best fields in the country this fall.

Norm Macdonald, Former 'Saturday Night Live' Comic, Dies

Macdonald, who was 61, died Tuesday after a nine-year battle with cancer that he kept private.

Who Gets The Shot? A Quick Guide To COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

Overlapping vaccine mandates most likely now affect a significant majority of eligible Americans.

Facing Bipartisan Criticism, Blinken Defends Afghan Withdrawal

Secretary of State Antony Blinken testified for a second day Tuesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Poverty Rises Amid COVID-19, But Federal Payments Helped Many

New census data shows the number of people in poverty actually dipped after federal stimulus payments were factored in.

Why At-Home Rapid Covid Tests Cost So Much, Even After Push For Lower Prices

A family with two school-age children might need to spend $500 or more a month to try to keep their family — and others — safe.

How Social Media ‘Engagement' Makes You Vulnerable To Manipulation, Misinformation

When apps are driven by cues like engagement rather than explicit search engine queries, popularity bias can cause unintended consequences.

‘Imagine' At 50: Why John Lennon's Ode To Humanism Still Resonates

“Imagine” is unabashedly utopian and deeply moral, calling on people to live, as one humanity, in peace.

UPS Driver Rescued 8 From Flooding With His 'Class Clown' Humor

Your 5-minute read to start the day: California governor recall election ending; boa constrictor rescued from storm drain; vaccine for kids.

Democrats Seek Corporate, Wealthy Tax Hikes For $3.5T Plan

Republicans are bristling because the proposal would reverse the Republican tax cuts that were approved just a few years ago.

Pentagon Reliance On Contractors Hurt U.S. In 9/11 Wars: Study

Study authors say it's essential that Americans examine what role the reliance on private contractors played in the post-9/11 wars.

​Out West, Biden Points To Wildfires In Push For Big Rebuild​

"It's not a Democrat thing. It's not a Republican thing. It's a weather thing," Biden said, noting catastrophic weather isn't partisan.

Long-Secret FBI Report Reveals New Connections

Recently released documents confirm connection between 9/11 hijackers and Saudi religious officials in U.S.

The Unemployment Insurance System Is Set To Get A Tech Makeover

Biden administration says it needs much more.

Adapt Or Else: Downtown Businesses Cope With New Reality

As the resilient coronavirus keeps offices closed and workers at home, some are adapting while others are trying to hang on.

Biden To Survey Wildfire Damage, Make Case For Spending Plan

The Defense Production Act was used last month to boost the supply of fire hoses to the U.S. Forest Service after pandemic supply issues.

Deaf Employee Finally Finds Equality In The Workplace

Your 5-minute read to start the day: American flag saves the day; 9/11 stories of valor; another tropical storm targets Texas.