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.

U.S. To Erase Student Debt For Those With Severe Disabilities

The move will wipe out more than $5.8 billion in debt for more than 300,000 Americans who are unable to earn significant incomes.

How To Recognize, Prevent And Treat The Symptoms Of Heatstroke

When it comes to heat-related illness, it’s important to act quickly. Here are some tips on preventing and treating the dangerous condition.

A Mask 'Won't Hurt You': School Board Outmaneuvers Texas Governor

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Booster Shots Recommended By White House: What You Need To Know

Included: Is an annual COVID-19 vaccine shot recommendation in our future?

UW-Madison Mandates Tests For Unvaccinated Staff, Students

Staff and students who can't provide proof of vaccination will have to undergo weekly COVID-19 testing, the university said.

MIYAVI Releases High-Adrenaline Single “New Gravity”

Taking from the upcoming album, "Imaginary"

Nursing Homes Given Choice: Vaccinate Staff Or Lose Federal Funds

To date, only about one-quarter of U.S. nursing homes have at least 75 percent of staff fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

The Struggle To Leave Afghanistan: An On-The-Ground Account

Afghan scholar Hanif Sufizada, of the University of Nebraska-Omaha, shares his terrifying 35-hour experience before finding a flight home.

Feds Targeted BLM Protesters, Movement For Black Lives Says

The report says arrests made over the past year continue the structural racism connected to suppressing Black social movements.

​U.S. Health Officials Outline COVID-19 Booster Shot Plan

An extra dose eight months after people got their second shot of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine could be available by Sept. 20.

T-Mobile Breach Exposes Data Of 40 Million People

T-Mobile will immediately offer two years of free identity protection services and is recommending its customers change their PINs.

Tropical Depression Fred Threatens Mudslides In New York

Tropical Depression Fred, now threatening West Virginia, New York and the lower Appalachians, is responsible for at least one death.

No Masks Required At Midwest State Fairs, But Vaccines Are Free

Public health officials are concerned that a state fair-related surge in delta variant infections could come at an already challenging time

School Mask Mandates Bring Political Divide; Pentagon Cop Funeral

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PAWS Act Unleashes Service Dogs For Vets With PTSD, Other Scars

Service dogs help warriors manage their PTSD and stave off suicide, which occurs in their ranks at a rate of about 18 a day.

Congress To Investigate Afghanistan Withdrawal Plans: Report

A Senate committee member said the U.S. must "never again repeat the same mistakes" after a nearly 20-year conflict with Afghanistan.

Back-To-School A Playground For More Partisan Politics Over COVID

As kids head back to class, what happens when schools and politics collide? Teachers — and especially kids — will lose, experts say.

In Rural America, Getting A COVID Vaccine First Takes Trust

Extension programs long valued in rural areas are expanding their service to include educating the public about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Taliban Co-Founder Returns To Afghanistan Amid U.S. Evacuation

Ghani Baradar returned to Kandahar, the southern Afghanistan city where the Taliban was founded.

Western States Face First Federal Water Cuts: AP Explainer

Federal officials said Monday's declaration makes clear that conditions have intensified faster than scientists predicted.

U.S. To Recommend COVID Vaccine Boosters After 8 Months

Federal officials are expected to endorse a third dose of the vaccine as a means of added protection against the delta variant.

Show Us Why You Love Carson Valley's Western Heritage!

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Biden Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal; Dylan Accused Of Sex Abuse

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More Than 9,000 Anti-Asian Incidents Since Pandemic Began

People of Asian and Pacific Islander descent have been treated as scapegoats for the coronavirus pandemic solely based on their race.

Taliban Victory In Afghanistan Was Inevitable Despite The Trillions U.S. Spent

With the U.S. departure, the Taliban is poised to take over the embattled Afghan government.

Biden 'Squarely Behind' Decision To Leave Afghanistan: Replay

President Joe Biden acknowledged the Taliban takeover unfolded more quickly than expected.

The Best Birthday Gifts For (Literally) Everyone In Your Life

From beautiful bouquets to gourmet goodies, these treats from FTD will delight your friends and wow your loved ones on their special day.

Americans Flee As Taliban Takes Kabul; Cop Saves Choking Child

Your 5-minute read to start the day: #MeToo takeaways, earthquake devastates Haiti; tour bus crash injures 50; new homes for new homeowners.

Taliban Sweep Into Afghan Capital After Government Collapses

Heavily armed Taliban fighters fanned out across the capital, and several entered Kabul's abandoned presidential palace.

Food Stamp Increase From Biden The Largest In Program's History

The expected increase to the nation's food stamp program will give additional aid to all 42 million Americans on SNAP.

​Haiti Earthquake Death Toll Tops 700 As Tropical Storm Nears

Rescuers are racing in Haiti as Tropical Storm Grace threatens to follow a deadly earthquake.

5 #MeToo Takeaways From Andrew Cuomo And Activision Blizzard Sex Harassment Scandals

Tarana Burke's #MeToo movement has evolved in the four years since it exploded on the national scene with the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

Taliban Enter Kabul, Await 'Peaceful Transfer' Of Power

Helicopters have rushed to evacuate the U.S. Embassy in Kabul as Afghan civilians fear the Taliban reimposing their brutal rule.

GREENER PASTURES: Be True to Yourself

“To thy known self be true.” So said Shakespeare. Yet what does it mean to know or understand yourself?

Biden Orders 1,000 More Troops To Aid Afghanistan Exit

The last-minute decision to re-insert thousands of U.S. troops comes as the Taliban continues to seize control of district capitals.

Terror Threat Rises As 9/11 Nears; Spotted Lanternfly Targeted

Your 5-minute read to start your day: “Don’t Florida our Virginia,” candidate says; Little League team heads to World Series; more.

Terrorism Threat Elevated Ahead Of 9/11 Anniversary: Feds

Homeland Security warned of a potential increase in activity ahead of the attack's 20th anniversary and other religious holidays.

Virus Claims More Young Victims As Deaths Keep Climbing

The U.S. is now averaging about 650 deaths a day, increasing more than 80 percent from two weeks ago and passing the 600 mark on Saturday.

Health Insurance Could Spike $50 Per Paycheck For Unvaccinated

Experts say some large companies are weighing the surcharge as an alternative to offering employees incentives to get vaccinated.