The ‘Grief Pandemic' Will Torment Americans For Years

Cassandra Rollins' daughter was still conscious when the ambulance took her away.

Charges After U.S. Capitol Insurrection Roil Far-Right Groups

More than three dozen members and associates of both the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers have been charged with crimes in the Jan. 6 riot.

Largest Meat Producer Getting Back Online After Cyberattack

JBS has not stated publicly if ransomware caused the cyberattack that affected servers supporting operations in North America and Australia.

Grand Slam Leaders Pledge To Address Naomi Osaka's Concerns

The tennis star said she has "suffered long bouts of depression" as she pulled out of the French Open after her first-round victory.

Photos: Americans Observe Memorial Day Weekend

The country rises from the pandemic to honor and commemorate Memorial Day weekend.

Why Do Women Still Get Judged So Harshly For Having Casual Sex?

The stereotype persists even as casual sex has become increasingly normalized and gender equality has risen in the United States.

How Women In The Southern Baptist Convention Have Fought For Decades To Be Ordained

Fundamentalists within the Southern Baptist Convention continue to oppose women’s ordination. Local churches are fully autonomous.

Seasoned Traveler Shares His Best RV Rental Tips: Start Small

Joel Hoellein wasn't initially sure if his wife would like RVing. But now? "[She] loves it. The kids love it. And I love it," he says.

Biden Honors Forgotten Victims Of Tulsa Race Massacre

President Joe Biden is the first president to participate in remembrances of the 1921 destruction of what was called "Black Wall Street."

Vatican Law Criminalizes Abuse Of Adults By Priests, Laity

For the first time, church law has addressed "grooming" of minors and vulnerable adults by priests to compel them to engage in pornography.

Only Living WWII Medal Of Honor Recipient Honors Fallen Heroes

A foundation started by Hershel "Woody" Williams has helped create several dozen permanent Gold Star monuments across the country.

Tulsa Race Massacre Centennial Events Proceed Amid Hiccups

An array of events to mark the 1921 Tulsa race massacre will culminate when President Joe Biden visits the city in Oklahoma on Tuesday.

True Maturity

We may be very mature about some things some of the time, and perhaps a few things most of the time, but not about everything all the time.

How Tulsa Race Massacre Spent Most Of Last Century Unremembered

The horror and violence inflicted on Tulsa’s Black community didn't become part of the American story. Instead, it was pushed down.

Travel Numbers Climb As Americans Hit The Road For Holiday

More than 2 million are expected to travel through airports each day this weekend, the highest mark since early March 2020.

Meals On Wheels Helps Older Americans Get Enough To Eat, Fight Loneliness

More than 2.4 million older adults get nutritious meals, often for free, from a network of Meals on Wheels volunteers.

Growing Food And Protecting Nature Don't Have To Conflict: Here's How

Growing food in a sustainable, environmentally friendly way – while also producing enough of it – is a top challenge for America's farmers.

GOP Blocks Capitol Riot Probe, Displaying Loyalty To Trump

The vote was in part a GOP attempt to placate Trump, or avoid his reprisals, as he has kept a firm hold on the party since his defeat.

Tulsa Race Massacre: 100 Years Later, Search Resumes For Victims

In 1921, a white mob descended on the Black section of Tulsa and burned homes, looted others and destroyed its thriving business district.

Super Bowl Trip, Cruise Await Some Who Got Their Vaccine At CVS

CVS will give away Super Bowl tickets, vacations and cash in a sweepstakes to encourage people across America to get vaccinated.

What's The Senate Filibuster And Why Change It: AP Explainer

Here's a look at the legislative tactic that’s been the bane of Senate majorities since the Founding Fathers.

CEO Pay Rises Again In 2020 Despite Pandemic

The median pay package for a CEO at an S&P 500 company hit $12.7 million in 2020, according to an Associated Press analysis.

11 Good News Stories: Thank This Veteran For Restored Headstones

Underwater memorial for seamen; vet’s last act of service to his country; long-overdue album — as in 17,480 days — returned to library.

Colorado First In Eliminating Legacy College Admissions

Bills Polis signed ban the practice at state universities, and let them decide whether to consider prospective students' ACT or SAT scores.

When Insurance Shopping On The Internet Goes Bad

He bought health insurance for emergencies. Then he fell into a $33,601 trap.

'House Has Snakes, Rats, Cockroaches and Bees': Georgia Family

The Pugliese family and their landlord have been in a dispute for months about home repairs. The discovery of snakes did not help matters.

Restaurants Struggling To Fill Jobs As Warm-Weather Diners Return

Hiring has been one of the top challenges facing restaurant owners in the United States more than a year into the coronavirus pandemic.

Los Angeles Toddler Becomes Youngest American Mensa Member

Two-year-old Kashe Quest has an IQ of 146, which is nearly 50 points higher than that of the average American.

Pollen Driving You Mad? The Allergist Can See You Now — Online!

GoodRx offers virtual immunotherapy consultations to help you find the right treatment plan for your seasonal allergies.

Ohio Teen Becomes First Winner of Vax-a-Million Scholarship

Englewood resident Joseph Costello, 14, earned a full ride to college, a visit from the governor and appearances on NBC, ABC and CNN.

Donor Rewards Centennial Football Players For Off-Field Success

Anonymous Georgia donor pledges to give away 1 million per year to African American football players who are standouts in the classroom.

Actress Katherine Heigl Advocates For Utah Wild Horse Population

The "Grey's Anatomy" star lives in Utah, and she is calling on the U.S. government to cancel its removal of Onaqui wild horses in the state.

Shenendehowa High Senior Battling Cancer Completes Relay

Yeva Klingbeil, a runner diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, made an inspirational and heartwarming return to the track this week.

Grounded In Love: Man Finds 2.2-Carat Diamond For Engagement Ring

Since before he was old enough to shave, Christian Liden dreamed of creating a one-of-a-kind engagement ring from gold and gems he mined.

Biden Asks Intelligence Officials To Investigate COVID-19 Origin

The Biden administration has directed U.S. national laboratories to assist with the investigation that calls on China to be more open.

Vallow, Daybell Murder Case Brings To Mind Other Notorious Crimes

The Idaho "doomsday couple" has been charged in the murders of Vallow's two children. America is horrified — and intrigued.

Cheat Codes Unveil Epic New Video for "Lean on Me" feat. Tinashe

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‘Better Than The Hospital'

Pandemic boosts care for serious illnesses at home.

Lunch At The Library

Why more public libraries are doubling as food distribution hubs.

Host City Residents Say No To Olympic Games

Anger in Tokyo over the Summer Olympics is just the latest example of how unpopular hosting the games has become.