Capitol Rioter Gets 8 Months, ‘Scarlet Letter’ + Bravo, Bartender

Your 5-minute read to start the day: Endangered sea turtle tries to lay her eggs as beachgoers try to ride her; is this NYC or the Indy 500?

Why Some Younger Evangelicals Are Leaving The Faith

The percent of Americans who identify as white evangelical has dropped by nearly 10 percent over the last 15 years.

Who Owns The Beach? It Depends On State Law And Tide Lines

Property owners are more inclined now than before to prevent people from entering shrinking beaches.

Biden Says 'Killing People' Remark Was Call For Big Tech To Act

"Bad information," not any social media company itself, is killing people, the president said in tempering his assessment.

Stocks Skid As Virus Fears Shake Markets; Dow Falls 2.1 Percent

All markets were down Monday amid fears that a faster-spreading variant could upend the economy's strong recovery.

TurboTax-Maker Intuit Will Leave Free Tax Filing Partnership With IRS

The largest company in the tax-preparation software industry is exiting Free File program.

New Dad Discovers Easy Way To Save Big On Prescriptions

Derek was "blown away" when he saw how much GoodRx could save on medicine for his wife, his son, his mom, the family dog and himself.

2021 Tokyo Olympics: Alternate Gymnast Tests Positive For Virus

The positive test is not expected to impact Simone Biles or any other member of the main U.S. gymnastics squad seeking a gold medal.

Prisons Have A Health Care Issue — And It Starts At The Top, Critics Say

When coronavirus hit federal prisons, the top officials had no health care experience.

Cop Becomes A Hero To Mom Twice + Music Festival Deaths + More

Here's your 5-minute read to start the day: ‘Green-brown plume’ illness, shooting outside MLB game, Steve Carell’s pizzeria visit.

With Pandemic Worsening in U.S., Surgeon General Worried

Dr. Vivek Murthy is concerned about the increase in cases among people who have not been vaccinated.

How Jeff Bezos Will Soar Into Space: AP Explainer

See what awaits the Blue Origin founder and his fellow passengers when the New Shepherd rocket goes to space on Tuesday.

GREENER PASTURES: The Importance of Trust

Trust is the willingness to risk being vulnerable to another without fear of being hurt. Without trust, you cannot be fully open to another.

Goose Stands Vigil + Hundreds Walk To Remember Loved Ones + More

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: Steve Carell sighting; day care worker charged with assault; monkeypox found in U.S.

‘Fauci Ouchie’: Olivia Rodrigo, Dr. Fauci Read Vaccine Tweets

The nation’s top infectious disease expert teamed up with the “Good 4 U” singer to encourage young people to get vaccinated.

U.S.-Mexico Border Apprehensions Top 1 Million For Fiscal Year

Nearly 189,000 people were taken into custody last month after trying to cross the border, a 5 percent increase from May.

Texas Judge Rules DACA Unlawful; Blocks New Applicants

The ruling does not affect current recipients of the program, which protects children brought to the U.S. illegally by their parents.

How ‘In God We Trust' Helps Advance A Christian Nationalist Agenda

From coins to cars, "In God We Trust" symbolizes a concerted effort to fuse Christian principles with the American identity.

How ERs Fail Patients With Addiction: One Patient's Tragic Death

Jameson Rybak fell victim to two huge gaps in the U.S. health care system: the scarcity of addiction treatment and high medical costs.

The Long, 'Surreal' Days Of The Runaway Texas Legislators

After bolting the state to sabotage a restrictive voting bill, more than 50 legislators are battling obligations from every angle of life.

Home Built On Bowling Balls, But Why? + Digital Grave Robbing

Your 5-minute read to what’s going on across America: Teaching an alligator a lesson; Illinois native goes to space, too; COVID-19 heroin.

A 4th Wave Of COVID-19? Every State Sees Increase In Cases

The coronavirus is becoming "a pandemic of the unvaccinated," the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.

Spooner Lake Temporarily Closed For Construction Of A New Visitor Center And Amphitheater

The Spooner backcountry and trails will not be affected by this closure and will remain open.

Trump's Showerhead Rule Increasing Water Pressure Rolled Back

The rule was changed after the former president complained he wasn’t getting wet enough because of limits on water flow from showerheads.

What's Your Tenant Screening Score?

Have you had trouble renting an apartment and don't understand why?

State Attorneys Push To Create Side-Impact Tests For Car Seats

A group of 18 attorneys are pushing the federal government to mandate tests for children’s car seats.

This Man’s Ring Alarm Helped Him Protect His Home From A Break-in

“[Ring was] the bridge between me and the police, between me and my home. [It was] that central hub that kept it all together,” says Rohit

Cheat Codes & Little Big Town Collaborate on New Single

The two forces come together for "Never Love You Again" featuring Bryn Christopher

94-Year-Old Buys A New Harley + Mom's Heart-Wrenching Obit + More

​Here's your 5-minute read to start the day: Huge catfish breaks record; cold case murder solved; J&J sunscreen recall.

​Emmy Noether Faced Sexism And Nazism; 100 Years Later Her Math Still Intrigues

2021 marks the 100th anniversary of Noether’s landmark paper on ring theory, a branch of theoretical mathematics that still fascinates.

Overdose Deaths Spike In U.S. During 2020, Pandemic: CDC

Last year, an estimated 93,331 people died due to overdose in 2020, up from 72,151 in 2019.

Child Tax Credit Starts Hitting U.S. Families' Bank Accounts

Biden wants to make monthly tax credit payments monthly, saying the program can cut the number of children living in poverty by half.

Misinformation 'Urgent Threat' In COVID-19 Fight: Surgeon General

Bogus claims have led people to reject vaccines and public health advice on masks and social distancing, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said.

Hiding Snacks From Your Kids? Oreo Creates Perfect Solution

Your kids won’t suspect a thing with these Oreo cookie packages disguised as everyday household items such as vegetables and cookbooks.

13 Good News Stories: 94-Year-Old Harley Rider; 6-Year-Old Golfer

Resilient cats; a young scientist rises to the challenge; deputies corral cattle; entomologist raps the vaccine; Ricky Brock’s final gifts.

Lego Says No Way To Utah Gunmaker’s Toy-Like Pistol

The goal of the Block19, which looks strikingly like a children’s toy, was to make the Second Amendment “too painful to tread on.”

Stephen Breyer, Liberal Court Justice, Undecided On Retirement

Breyer, the most senior liberal on the U.S. Supreme Court, told CNN only two factors will influence his decision to retire.

Crash Victim Was Dead — Except He Wasn’t + Joints For Jabs + More

Here’s your 5-minute read to start the day: Street artist mourned by fans; an Iranian journalist targeted; seeing stars in Jersey.

Presence Of Humans Can Disturb Wildlife Up To Half A Mile Away

Small birds will alter their behavior when humans are within a football field, as larger ones do so when people are within a quarter- mile.

Dying Patients With Rare Diseases Struggle To Get Experimental Therapies

Age and other factors are preventing some from getting the experimental therapies they may need.