9 Women Are Now Serving As State Governors, Tying A Record

A century after women gained the right to vote, 19 states still have never been led by a woman.

2021 Fall Foliage Peak Map: When Do Leaves Peak Across America

The 2021 Fall Foliage Prediction Map helps you plan trips to see autumn in all its splendor in every U.S. state.

Henri Plods Out To Sea After Swamping A Large Swath Of Northeast

Your 5-minute read to start the day: U.S. nonprofit frantic to get workers out of Afghanistan; new “Jeopardy!” host named; tallest man dies.

25,000 Afghan Refugees Expected In Coming Weeks: Dept. Of Defense

The refugees will be housed at U.S. military bases in Wisconsin, Virginia, Texas and New Jersey.

Employment Rates from 2016-2020

Employment rates for 50 state average

Crews Search For Missing In Tennessee Deluge That Killed 22

At least a dozen people remain missing from the flooding in Middle Tennessee over the weekend, officials said.

School Mask, Vaccine Mandate Supported In U.S.: AP-NORC Poll

About 6 in 10 Americans say students and teachers should be required to wear face masks while in school, according to a poll.

Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Gets Full Approval From U.S. Regulators

The vaccine made by Pfizer and its partner BioNTech now carries the strongest endorsement from the Food and Drug Administration.

Bride ‘Devastated’ As Tropical Storm Henri Hits On Wedding Day

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Father’s death is 911 dispatcher’s final call; mystery bird illness update; death in Death Valley.

Biden Speaks On Impact Of Tropical Storm Henri: Replay

President Joe Biden addressed the nation about the tropical storm that has made landfall in New England.

At Least 10 Killed In Tennessee Flash Floods; Dozens Missing

Dozens of block buildings known as Brookside appear to have borne the brunt of the flash flood.

Tropical Storm Henri Makes Landfall, Power Outages Mount

Latest on Tropical Storm Henri: Landfall in Rhode Island, record rainfall in NYC, nursing homes evacuated amid Connecticut power outages.

GREENER PASTURES: The Common Cold of Irritability

The common cold of the soul just may be irritability. To be like the common cold, it has to be readily “catchable” by others.

‘You Are Not A Cow,’ FDA Warns Of Baffling COVID Treatment

Your 5-minute read to start your day: Hurricane Henri heads for Northeast; another chance for a good news fix; a fashion statement; more.

Mask, Vaccine Fights Descend Into Violence And Harassment

Across the country, anti-vaccine and mask demonstrations are taking scary and violent turns, leaving many Americans stunned and terrified.

What Not To Take To Treat COVID-19: Livestock Dewormer

Mississippi's top doctor this week warned against the dangers of ivermectin, a livestock dewormer people are taking to treat coronavirus.

Hurricane Henri Targets Long Island, New England States

Veering farther west than originally expected, Henri is expected to deal a direct hit to eastern Long Island.

Biden Sees Drop In Support Amid Surge Of COVID Cases: Poll

Fifty-four percent of Americans approve of Biden’s job performance, down from 59 percent last month.

The CDC Only Tracks A Fraction Of Breakthrough Infections

Despite the variant, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has mostly stopped tracking the coronavirus in vaccinated people.

What The US Didn't Learn In Afghanistan

Breaking down the chaotic collapse of the Afghan military.

Wisconsin Tribes Offer $500 Vaccination Incentive

The Oneida, Menominee and Ho-Chunk tribes are offering $500 to members and employees to get vaccinated.

U.S. Appeals Court Refuses To End CDC's Eviction Moratorium

A three-judge panel in the District of Columbia on Friday rejected a bid by Alabama and Georgia landlords to block the moratorium.

Plan To Be A Jerk On A Flight? Plan To Pay For The Privilege.

Your 5-minute read to start the day: “I can’t watch them die”; fairy trail; rare blue moon; why it took the Girl Scouts so long to do this.

New Girl Scout Brownie-Cookie To Make Its Debut In 2022

The Girl Scouts are upping their sales game with the Adventureful, a brownie-cookie hybrid that no doubt tastes as good as it looks.

Unruly, Maskless Flyers Face Thousands Of Dollars In Fines: FAA

At least one person is facing a $45,000 fine as airline passengers continue to act out, assault flight attendants and harass other flyers.

Biden Jumped The Gun With Vaccine Booster Plan: Scientists

Scientists argue the announcement has fueled deeper confusion about what Americans need to do to protect themselves from COVID.

Boy Scouts Get Conditional Approval Of $850M Bankruptcy Deal

The deal was denounced by many, including the attorneys for thousands of people who claimed they were sexually abused by Scout leaders.

Biden To Americans In Afghanistan: 'We Will Get You Home'

President Joe Biden spoke Friday as the U.S. continues to evacuate Americans and allies from Kabul.

U.S. Extends Ban On Nonessential Border Crossings To Slow COVID

The travel restrictions that have been in place since the start of the pandemic will remain until at least Sept. 21.

11 Good News Stories: Rescue — And Tales Of Love — To Fawn Over

Teacher’s 1 cent worth on the need for a classroom library; old recordings bring World War II stories to life; coloring outside the lines.

A Rare Blue Moon Is Coming To U.S. Skies This Weekend

A seasonal blue moon will grace the skies on Aug. 22. A blue moon happens when there are four full moons in any season.

Explosives ‘For A Reason’: Bomb Threat Shuts Down Parts Of D.C.

Your 5-minute read to start your day: School districts defy states by passing mask mandates; a classroom fundraiser; and more.

If The Unvaccinated Want To Work, They Face A Series Of Hurdles

More employers are requiring either vaccinations or weekly coronavirus tests.

Tick Bites: Every Year Is A Bad Tick Year

It's summer, a time to hike, garden, vacation – and to be on the lookout for ticks.

3 U.S. Senators Test Positive For COVID-19: Report

The senators from Maine, Mississippi, and Colorado contracted the virus despite being fully vaccinated, according to a report.

Facebook Created Social Media Monopoly, New FTC Complaint States

The new complaint is about 50 percent longer than a similar one a federal judge threw out two months ago.

6 Care Package Ideas Perfect For College Students

As classes begin, studying gets serious and laundry piles up, students may need a cheerful reminder they are loved and supported.

Two-Thirds Of Americans Say Afghanistan War Not Worth It: Poll

Two decades after the events that spurred the war, more Americans say they perceive the major national security threats as being internal.

U.S. Jobless Claims Hit A Pandemic Low As Hiring Strengthens

The Labor Department reported Thursday that jobless claims fell by 29,000 to 348,000.

Landlords Look For An Exit Amid Federal Eviction Moratorium

The latest moratorium “was the final gut punch," some landlords say. Now, they're looking to sell their properties and get out.