After Chauvin Verdict, Congress Ready To Tackle Policing Laws

Police reform legislation that was once stalled on Capitol Hill is now closer than ever to consensus.

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall To 547,000, Another Pandemic Low

Weekly jobless claims are down sharply from a peak of 900,000 in early January.

New Rankings Reveal Strengths, Gaps In County-Level Health Care

County Health Rankings and Roadmaps recently released its 2021 report. See how your county fared leading up to the pandemic.

Misinformation, Disinformation And Hoaxes: What's The Difference?

Sorting through the vast amount of information created and shared online is challenging, even for the experts.

From Haute Cuisine To Hot Dogs: How Dining Out Has Evolved

The hospitality industry has been central to global social, cultural and economic developments.

Why The Breakaway European Super League Could Backfire

The proposal is considered so outrageous that even UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is vowing to find a way to block it.

Do You Really Need 8 Glasses Of Water A Day?

An exercise scientist explains why your kidneys say ‘No'.

Biden Incentivizes Businesses For Easing Vaccine Access

President Joe Biden spoke as the United States passed 200 million coronavirus vaccine doses. Here are five takeaways from his remarks.

Latest Air Quality Report Released By American Lung Association

The lung association has graded the air quality in counties and states throughout America in its 2021 "State of the Air" report.

Earth Day: 5 Ways To Start Reducing Your Carbon Footprint

Slight diet changes and altered driving habits are among the ways people can do more to help the environment.

Should You Worry If Your Pet Eats And Hacks Up A 17-Year Cicada?

A light snack is OK, but consuming too many of the periodical cicadas set to emerge in 15 states and D.C. could cause problems for pets.

From Rotten Teeth To Advanced Cancer, Patients Feel The Effects Of Delays

Along with existing health problems, the pandemic has also caused new medical issues in patients.

Student Loan Debt Costing Grads More Than Money

The Conversation assembled a panel of academics to talk about the effects student loans have on recent graduates.

National Drug Take Back Day 2021: Find A Location

Nearly 1 million pounds of prescription drugs were collected during the last take-back event in October 2020.

The Ups And Downs Of European Soccer Are Part Of Its Culture

Moving to a US-Style ‘Closed' super league would destroy that.

Good Or Bad Reactions?

No, vaccine side effects don't tell you how well your immune system will protect you from the coronavirus.

How Many Tyrannosaurus Rex Walked The Earth?

The research brief is a short take about interesting academic work.

Are America's Schools Safe For Asian Americans?

Anti-Asian hate crimes have been on a steep rise during the pandemic.

Biden Administration's $39 Billion Child Care Strategy

Five questions answered about how this funding will help parents.

Is There Prolonged Brain Dysfunction In Coronavirus Survivors?

New studies show this can be a pandemic in its own right.

There Are Plenty Of Moral Reasons To Be Vaccinated

That doesn't mean it's your ethical duty.

No Visits And Barely Any Calls

Pandemic makes separation even scarier for people with a family member in prison.

Competition Heats Up In The Melting Arctic

Unfortunately, the US isn't prepared to counter Russia.

How Snobby Is Your State? A New Ranking Weighs In

Depending on where you live, if you enjoy wine and have a degree, you might be a snob, according to a new ranking by career website Zippia.

Southwest Offering $50 Flights From Airports Across America

Southwest offers cheap one-way fares — including on some international flights — in its end-of-spring 50th birthday sale.

Bobcat Population Is On The Rise In The United States

The U.S. is seeing an increase in the bobcat population as more people report encounters with the medium-size feline.

Police Brace Nationwide For Protests Surrounding Chauvin Verdict

U.S. cities are on edge as jurors get the case against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, accused of killing George Floyd.

Lawsuit Over Indonesia 737 Crash Claims Autothrottle Problem

A lawsuit against Boeing alleges that a malfunctioning autothrottle system led to the crash of the Sriwijaya Air plane into the Java Sea.

Robocalls On The Rise Again After A Brief Coronavirus-Fueled Dip

Americans are experiencing an uptick in the unwanted calls as more people get vaccinated against COVID-19 and return to work.

Make Mother’s Day 2021 Reservations Now Before Spots Fill Up

More eateries in may be open for Mother’s Day 2021 than a year ago, but it’s a good idea to reserve a spot now. Others offer pickup deals.

These Parents Had To Bond With Their Babies Over Zoom — Or Lose Them Forever

During the pandemic, video chats replaced in-person visits between parents and their children placed in foster care.

Mysterious Ailment, Mysterious Relief

Vaccines help some coronavirus long haulers.

The Shock And Reality Of Catching Coronavirus After Being Vaccinated

Getting the shot doesn't eliminate the chances of catching the coronavirus.

Student Athletes Look To Defeat Team Coronavirus

Why student athletes need a new playbook to stay safe in the pandemic era.

Coronavirus Public Health Messages Have Been All Over The Place

Researchers know how to do better.

Johnson & Johnson Suspends Vaccine: What You Need To Know

A doctor explains what this means for you.

Nearly 60 Million Americans Don't Drink Their Tap Water

Here’s why that’s a public health problem.

The EU Wants A Carbon Tax On Imports

Would it be the climate solution officials expect?

Infrastructure Or Jobs?

Controversy over name of Biden proposal highlights long tradition in politics.

Forgetting The Debate Over Public Health Versus Jobs

American workers suffer the most either way.