Biden Holds Memorial As U.S. Reaches 500,000 COVID Deaths: Watch

The first U.S. coronavirus deaths were reported in February 2020. A year later, half a million Americans have lost their lives to COVID-19.

Garland, Attorney General Nominee, Says Capitol Riot Top Priority

President Joe Biden's attorney general nominee said his first focus will be on the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

Does Everyone Really Need To See That You Received The Vaccine?

The do’s and do-nots on social media for vaccine haves and have-nots.

Countless Homebound Patients Waiting For Vaccine

Despite seniors’ priority, many searching for coronavirus vaccine amid high demands.

Got Masks?

Feds ok’d export of millions of N95 masks as U.S. workers cried for more.

New Administration Taking Equality To A New Level

Biden’s cabinet of many women shows other world leaders that America takes gender equality seriously.

Space Force Sounds Like A Joke Thanks To Pop Culture

That could be a problem for an important military branch.

What Are The Origins Of Lent?

Facts about the early origin of the religious observance are not well known.

Getting On The Same Page

What’s getting in the way of the global rollout?

Taking Risks Isn't Something New

An ancient Greek approach to risk and the lessons it can offer the modern world.

Bringing Mars Rocks Back To Earth

A lead scientist explains the tech and goals.

3 Ways Companies Could Offer More Father-Friendly Policies

Giving new dads ‘fathers-only’ leave is one way to support women’s equality.

How Anti-Abortion Laws Could Affect Affordable U.S. Health Care

Abortion foes once again have family planning services in their crosshairs. But when services disappear, who suffers most?

Blood Challenges From Winter Storm; Red Cross Urges Donations

The winter storm that has ravaged the Southern United States has impacted about 21,000 blood donations, an American Red Cross official said.

'She Is A Miracle': Woman With Down Syndrome Home After 73 Days

U.S. surpasses 500,000 deaths Monday; Fauci says it's possible masks will be worn into 2022; vaccines back on track this week.

Hospitals Confront Water Shortages In Winter Storm Aftermath

Nearly 230,000 people remained without power Sunday in the South.

Car Insurance: See Which States Are Cheapest, Most Expensive

A recent WalletHub study also found that about 61 million Americans have reduced their car insurance since the start of the pandemic.

Biden's Virus Team Aiming For Vaccine Numbers Beyond 100 Million

About 125 million doses of the vaccines developed by Pfizer and Moderna are set for delivery in the next five weeks.

Stay in Touch with Loved Ones

It is important to get and stay in touch with those you love, who love you. Life is all about getting and staying in touch with loved ones.

Entire School Board Resigns After Mocking Parents On Reopening

Airlines to aid contact tracing efforts; 6 million vaccine doses delayed a "temporary setback"; mask-wearing should continue post-vaccine.

Lack Of Planning Caused Cold Catastrophe: Weather Experts

The event shows how unprepared the nation and its infrastructure are for climate change and accompanying extreme weather events.

Can You Stop Wearing Masks After Vaccine? Experts Say Not Yet

So far, all vaccines require two doses, and experts say especially don't let your guard down after the first dose.

Just Two Days Old, Newborn Fights, Loses Battle With Virus

President Joe Biden visits Pfizer plant in Michigan; New York governor defends handling of nursing home deaths; 6 million vaccines delayed.

11 Good News Stories From The Heart Of America’s Communities

Giving away his toys wasn’t enough for a 5-year-old; the heart behind acts of kindness week; a coincidence or something meant to be?

Bob Dole Diagnosed With Stage 4 Lung Cancer

Dole, 97, a longtime Republican senator and former presidential nominee, said he plans to begin treatment on Monday.

Doctors Race To Find, Vaccinate Homebound Americans

Millions of U.S. residents "invisible to society" need COVID-19 vaccines brought to them because they rarely or never leave home.

The Incredible Journey To Vaccinate America

To vaccinate veterans, health care workers must cross mountains, plains and tundra.

Medicare Cuts Payment To 774 Hospitals Over Patient Complications

Hospitals to lose 1% of their Medicare payments over 12 months.

Why Do Mass Shootings Spawn Conspiracy Theories?

Defining the one type of event that seems most likely to spark theories.

Rethinking The US-China Fight

Does China really threaten American power abroad?

Debunking The Myth Of Legislative Gridlock

So much for gridlock.

Election Violence Spiked Worldwide In 2020

Will this year be better?

How Biden Has Changed Disaster Management And Pandemic Response

After one month in office, the Biden administration has changed how the federal government responds to the coronavirus.

Six Important Truths About Coronavirus Vaccines

When dealing with the vaccine, it isn't medical or logistical, it's being misinformed.

'COVID Couldn't Stand A Chance': 95-Year-Old Grandma Beats Virus

Unemployment claims on the rise again; life expectancy down amid pandemic; 12 percent of American population vaccinated.

Coronavirus Cuts Down U.S. Life Expectancy By One Year: Report

Minority populations were among the most affected by the change, which CDC officials have characterized as a "huge" decline.

U.S. Unemployment Claims Increase; Layoffs Remain High

Unemployment applications increased by about 13,000 from last week, underscoring that the U.S. job market has stalled.

Woods Road Elementary School Students Celebrate 'Kindness Week'

Students decorated classroom doors with positive messages and spread random acts of kindness at home as well as in the community.

Death Toll Rises As Record Freeze Continues Across Southern U.S.

Many of the deaths reported in Texas are of people trying to stay warm during a record cold spell.

How To Help Texas Through The Winter Storm Aftermath

Days after an unusual winter storm battered the Lone Star State, Texans are facing water shortages and several more days without heat.