Vaping And Product Placement Unfairly Targeting Youth

Vape sellers are using popular music videos to promote e-cigarettes to young people – and it's working.

Helping Your Kids Transition To Post-Pandemic Normalcy

Here's how to help your kids break out of their pandemic bubble and transition back to being with others.

How Social Media Turns Online Arguments Into Real-World Violence

Social media isn’t just mirroring conflicts happening in schools and on streets — it’s intensifying and triggering new conflicts.

Recommitting To Lean Energy Infrastructure

Technology innovation gives government leverage to drive down emissions fast – Here's how.

Biden To Issue Gun Control Executive Actions This Week: Politico

President Joe Biden plans to unveil a package of executive actions aimed at curbing gun violence in America.

Highly Engaged Voters And Deadlines

There's a surprising ending to all the 2020 election conflicts over absentee ballot deadlines.

Vaccine Guilt Is Good As Long It Doesn't Stop You From Getting A Shot

What vaccine guilt is – and isn’t.

Embrace The Unexpected

Teaching AI how to handle new situations while changing the rules of the game.

Ironman With Type 1 Diabetes Runs From Coast To Coast

Don Muchow is set to arrive in Melbourne, Florida, to complete a more than 2,700-mile run from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean.

Vaccine Passports: GOP Governors Enact Bans; ACLU Shares Concern

As the debate over coronavirus vaccine passports rolls out across the country, governors in some states have already banned the requirement.

Heinz Ketchup Packet Shortage Puts A Squeeze On Restaurants

Kraft Heinz plans to increase its ketchup packet production by 25 percent amid a coronavirus-fueled shortage at restaurants.

Facebook Data Breach: Your Information Was Stolen. Now What?

Information for more than 500 million people was comprised. Here’s how to check if you were affected and how you can protect yourself.

FBI Warns Against Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards

Platforms including eBay, Shopify and Twitter have been singled out for hosting listings that tout the sale of the fake CDC vaccine cards.

National Beer Day: Most Top Craft Breweries Are Independent-Owned

Small and independent craft brewing companies account for 40 of the top 50 for sales in 2020, according to the Brewers Association.

Billionaires See Massive Wealth Spike Despite Pandemic: Forbes

A record-breaking number of people were added to this year's Forbes Billionaires List.

Colleges And Universities Plan For Normal-Ish Campus Life In The Fall

Schools powering forward with 'normal' campus life for upcoming academic year.

What The Coronavirus Means For The Athlete's Heart

Debating the initial concerns over heart damage, lifelong complications and death among athletes post-coronavirus

A Pandemic Lesson: Get Back To A Doctor

Older adults need to go back to their doctor and make preventive care a top priority.

5 Ways Parents Can Help Children With The ‘New' Math

Math anxiety and how parents can help their students at home.

Weather Patterns And The Creation Of ‘Ghost Forests'

Sea level rise is killing trees along the Atlantic Coast that are visible from space.

Sports Remain Hostile Territory For LGBTQ Americans

Sports remain a highly visible reminder that homophobia and transphobia persist.

For Copperheads, 17-Year Periodical Cicadas Are Fast-Food Buffet

When billions of Brood X 17-year periodical cicadas emerge this spring in 15 states, copperhead snakes may be waiting to gobble them up.

Death Penalty For Mass Shooters? Depends On Where They Strike

The men arrested in recent killings in Atlanta, Boulder, and Orange, CA., could face very different sentences if convicted.

Biden Says All Adults Must Be Vaccine Eligible By April 19

The new date is about two weeks earlier than Biden's original May 1 deadline.

'Anti-Mask, Anti-Social Distance, Anti-Vaccine’

Christian nationalism is a barrier to mass vaccination against the coronavirus.

America Gets A D+ For School Infrastructure

Federal coronavirus relief could pay for many repairs.

College Students And Food Insecurities

Expanding SNAP benefits on campus to help stave off hunger.

One Base At A Time

What baseball can learn about coronavirus case spikes and crowd size from the NFL's 2020 season.

COVID Variant May Become Dominant Strain In US: 5 Things To Know

The B.1.1.7 strain was first identified in the United Kingdom before it made its way to U.S. in December 2020.

A New Force Of Nature?

The inside story of fresh evidence from Cern that's exciting physicists.

The Situation At The US-Mexico Border Is A Crisis – But Is It New?

The border crisis is an ongoing national problem that's not new and is not getting any better.

Higher Education For All

Free college programs can enable more students to go to college, but it all depends on how the program is designed.

Not All Sitting Is Bad Sitting

Too much sitting is bad for you — but some types are better than others.

Blame Your Stress Hormones

How to deal with unwanted weight gain or weight loss during the pandemic.

Corporations Gave Over $50M To Voting Restriction Backers

Corporations gave more than $50 million in recent years to state lawmakers who seized on Donald Trump’s lies about a stolen 2020 election.

Supreme Court Dismisses Case On Trump Bid To Block Twitter Foes

The justices said there was nothing left to the case after Trump was permanently suspended from Twitter and his presidency came to an end.

States Push Mental Health Training For Police Amid Outcry

Sending a mental health professional to respond to situations alongside police has been implemented in some places as a possible solution.

Singing Hymns Through Masks, Christians Mark Pandemic Easter

Pope Francis said the pandemic has crippled holiday traditions during his mass at The Vatican.

We Are Here to Make a Difference

We are here to make a difference in the lives of others. And at times to actually make the difference, even if we never know when that was.

What To Make With Those Leftover Hard-Boiled Easter Eggs

When the Easter Bunny brings you eggs for days, here are a few tasty ways to enjoy aside from a typical, uninspired egg salad.