Manchin Favors Trimming Biden Budget Plan By More Than Half

The Democratic senator from West Virginia opposes increasing the corporate tax rate by 7 percent, among other provision's of the plan.

GREENER PASTURES: You Are What You Share

You are what you share. Sharing ushers you into the present, which you need to enter constantly. Only shared love is fulfilled love.

‘Children Of The Same Foul Spirit’: Bush Targets U.S. Extremists

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Photos and stories from 9/11 memorials across the U.S.; today in history; a dose of good news.

In 9/11 Remarks, George W. Bush Calls Out Current U.S. Division

While speaking at a service for Flight 93 victims, Bush called violent extremists in the U.S. and abroad "children of the same foul spirit."

PHOTOS: 20 Years After 9/11, U.S. Honors, Mourns Those Lost

Memorial services were held beneath the shadow of a pandemic and just days after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

U.S. Marks 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Days After Afghan War's End

Memorial services were held Saturday in New York City, a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and at the Pentagon.

What Schools Teach About 9/11 And The War On Terror

Researchers look at how the events of 9/11 and the global war on terror are integrated into U.S. secondary schools.

Unvaccinated 11 Times More Likely To Die Of COVID-19: CDC

New studies released Friday show the unvaccinated were also 10 times more likely than fully vaccinated people to be hospitalized.

'For Us, Every Day Is 9/11’: Families, Nation Remember Attacks

Your 5-minute read to start the day: What to know about the mu variant; teen in “Slender Man” stabbing released; justice for Ruth.

20 Stories Of Valor And Perseverance On 20th Anniversary Of 9/11

No one can forget the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, but for some, serving others cuts through the pain of loss and despair.

During School Visit, Biden Calls Out 'Cavalier' GOP Governors

The visit comes a day after the president implemented new COVID-19 vaccine requirements that could affect 100 million Americans.

13 Good News Stories: Baby ‘Healthy, Here’; 500 Years Of Wisdom

Animals find refuge from Hurricane Ida’s wrath; blind photographer finds passion; after 5 months in a coma, a teen beats all odds.

Gaming Music Icon TheFatRat Releases New Album "PARALLAX"

“LET LOVE WIN” WITH ANJULIE IS THE TENTH AND FINAL SONG REVEALING THE FINALE OF THE ALBUM’S EPIC STORY

Americans Feel Less Certain About Civil Liberties: AP-NORC Poll

Far fewer people today believe the government is doing a good job protecting rights including the freedom of speech and the right to vote.

Hurricane Olaf Hits Mexico's Los Cabos Resorts At Category 2

The storm came ashore near San Jose del Cabo late Thursday, drenching the region with torrential rains and prompting evacuations.

18 Months Of The COVID-19 Pandemic: A Retrospective In 7 Charts

The United States' pandemic journey can be summed up in five words: scramble, learn, respond, test and hope.

9/11 Hero's Spirit To Live On Forever In New York City Garden

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Biden mandates vaccine for up to 100 million; U.S. sues Texas over abortion law; time capsule mystery.

Mu Now A COVID-19 ‘Variant Of Interest’: What You Should Know

The mu variant, which first originated in Colombia, was added to the WHO’s variants of interest list last week.

Biden Orders Vaccine Mandate For 100 Million American Workers

President Joe Biden addressed about the administration's coronavirus response, requiring certain employers to mandate vaccinations.

Loan Forgiveness For Disabled Borrowers Was 10 Years In The Making

New policy deems severely disabled to have their loans forgiven by the SSA.

Declassifying The 9/11 Investigation

President Biden takes notable step to disclose new portions of their long-secret files on the Qaida plot.

How 9/11 Changed U.S. Travel, Security And How You Get On A Plane

From the Department of Homeland Security to REAL IDs, air travel in the U.S. changed quickly and dramatically after Sept. 11, 2001.

Even In Red States, Colleges Gravitate To Requiring Vaccines And Masks

Although many schools across the South have required masks and/or vaccines, a dozen conservative states have prohibited the mandates.

‘Religious' Exemptions Add Legal Thorns To Looming Vaccine Mandates

Vaccine opponents have stuck to the claim that vaccination interferes with religious beliefs.

AP FACT CHECK: Biden Overstates UAW Support Of Electric Cars

In his remarks Wednesday, Biden failed to say that UAW did not endorse the EV targets he set in an executive order signed last month.

Buying Groceries Isn't A Problem Just For The Poor: Middle Class Millennials With Student Debt Have Trouble Too

Some millennials are facing a double-edged sword: ineligible for government benefits, with little disposable income.

Veteran Completes 1,800-Mile Walk For Suicide Prevention On 9/11

Greg Washington crossed a dozen states in memory of the thousands of veterans who die by suicide every year.

Black Lives Matter: How Far Has The Movement Come?

Since 2013, the Black Lives Matter movement has followed a pattern of similar movements in history.

What’s Your Enneagram Type, And Which Flower Matches It Best?

With a simple quiz, you can unlock insights into your personality and then discover the bloom best suited for you.

‘Keep Shining Bright’: Micro-Preemie On Target After Turning 1

Your 5-minute read to start the day: 2nd defeat for Florida mask mandate ban; Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade a go; Confederate statue gone.

Listen: Many Schools Are Buying High-Tech Air Purifiers. What Should Parents Know?

In addition to mask and social distancing requirements to control COVID-19, some schools are making improving ventilation systems.

Removing Urban Highways Can Improve Neighborhoods Blighted By Decades Of Racist Policies

Many urban highways built in the 1950s and '60s were run through neighborhoods occupied by Black families and other people of color.

What Schools Teach About 9/11 And The War On Terror

It's important to help students understand the significance of the terror attacks, but teaching a simple nationalistic narrative is risky.

​Hang Up The Phone; Supreme Court Returns To In-Person Arguments

Oral arguments scheduled for October, November and December will be in the courtroom but as a precaution, will not be open to the public.

9/11 Artifacts Share 'Pieces Of Truth' In Victims' Stories

For some, holding on to the last items their loved ones touched was too painful for survivors, so they donated them to the 9/11 museum.

When Should I Use GoodRx Instead Of Health Insurance Or Medicare?

Looking to save money on your prescriptions? Here’s how to determine when you should use GoodRx instead of health insurance or Medicare.

How Facebook Undermines Privacy Protections For Its 2 Billion WhatsApp Users

“We don’t currently have a strong reputation for building privacy protective services."

20 Photos That Documented The Enormity Of 9/11: AP Photos

Photos document the enormity, chaos and emotion of 9/11, from sweeping views of smoke rising over New York's skyline to haunting closeups.

Replace Minneapolis Police? Judge Says No To Ballot Proposal

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Confederate statue removal livestream; California wildfires burn 2 million acres; ivermectin ruling.

Biden Surveys NY And NJ Storm Damage, Talks Climate Change

Biden: The threat of wildfires and extreme weather must be dealt with in ways that will lessen the devastating effects of climate change.