‘That's What We Needed’: Lovers Find Hope In Vaccines, Flowers

Five test positive for coronavirus after the vaccine; 50 million doses administered; Montana lifts masks mandate.

A COVID Valentine's: Americans Find Hope Amid Celebration Of Love

Americans are finding ways to celebrate despite so much heartache and isolation brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

Tight Supply Creates Hesitancy Over Federal Vaccine Sites

Lack of adequate supplies across the country has led to cancelled appointments, shuttered mega sites and the halting of first doses.

Which GOP Senators Could Vote To Convict Trump?

Though he's remained tight-lipped until now, word came Saturday that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell would vote to acquit Trump.

Senate Votes To Acquit Trump In Second Impeachment Trial

House impeachment managers needed 17 Republicans to vote to convict the former president. Only seven joined their Democratic colleagues.

‘The Right Thing’: Grieving Families Denied Line-Of-Duty Benefits

CDC releases road map to reopen schools; WHO chief warns against complacence; Moderna to up vaccine doses per vial; new death toll record.

Health Policy Valentines To Warm The Heart

Nothing warms our hearts like a few good health policy valentines.

In Search Of The Shot

Too little coronavirus vaccine and too great a demand.

Public Option In Biden Plan Could Change The Face Of US Health Care

President Biden issued 10 executive orders to fight coronavirus on his first day in office.

The $4 Trillion Economic Cost Of Not Vaccinating The Entire World

Rolling out a vaccine to stop the spread of a global pandemic doesn’t come cheap.

Should I Stay Or Should I Go?

Here are the relationship factors people ponder when deciding whether to break up.

Teacher Vaccination Not Required For Schools To Reopen: CDC

While it can't force schools to reopen, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a road map for them to do it safely.

How The Affordable Care Act Can Keep People Out Of Prison

The struggle is real for inmates dealing with mental health and substance use before and after their time spent in prison.

WHO Chief Warns Of Complacency As Global Virus Cases Drop

The number of coronavirus infections has dropped the fourth consecutive week, but now is not the time to relax safety measures, he said.

Fighting School Segregation Didn’t Take Place Just In The South

The fight for equality has spanned generations.

It’s Not Just Trump

Presidents and politicians have long shredded etiquette.

Sign Of Inequality: U.S. Salaries Recover Even As Jobs Haven't

The latest numbers underscore how the pandemic has primarily affected those working in lower-income occupations.

Fox News Hosts Seek Dismissal Of $2.7 Billion Libel Lawsuit

Maria Bartiromo, Lou Dobbs and Jeanine Pirro were sued earlier this month by voting technology company Smartmatic.

Trump Lawyers Call Impeachment A 'Campaign Of Hatred'

Trump lawyers used only a fraction of their allotted time Friday as a majority of Republicans have indicated they will vote to acquit Trump.

9 Good News Stories: Toast To Black Culture; Lawyer ‘Cat-titude’

Love story started long before even they knew it; 100-gallon blood donor; helping kids understand the pandemic; Kodak Black’s big gesture.

Capitol Rioter Jessica Watkins Waited On Trump's Signal: Court

Federal prosecutors claim that an Ohio woman was waiting on a signal from the former president before storming the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Health Workers And Hospitals Grapple With Millions Of Counterfeit N95 Masks

Thousands of counterfeit 3M respirators have slipped past U.S. investigators in recent months.

Vaccine Equity Is ‘North Star’

Clinics are key to fair distribution.

Why You Shouldn’t Eat Out For Valentine’s Day

An epidemiologist explains a few facts of life.

Bipartisanship In Congress Isn’t About Being Nice

Congress is about cold, hard numbers.

For The Birds? Hardly!

Valentine’s Day was reimagined by chivalrous medieval poets for all to be enjoyed, respectfully.

CDC Says Masks Must Fit Tightly

Two might be better than one.

'It Warms Their Soul’: Restaurants Serve Morale To Stay Afloat

Report says 40% of U.S. deaths were preventable; more seniors get vaccinations; U.S. orders millions more vaccine doses; new mask guidance.

Race To Vaccinate Older Americans Advances In Many States

While the effort is uneven among states, more than a third of Americans 65 and older have received the first dose of the vaccine.

U.S. To Secure 600 Million Vaccine Doses By July: Biden

The country is already on pace to exceed Biden’s goal of administering 100 million vaccine doses in his first 100 days in office.

Hope Amid Fear: Generosity Buoys Exhausted Food Bank Workers

"People are scared," one food bank worker says of the pandemic-fueled increase in food insecurity. But neighbors are helping each other.

Pandemic Revs Up Bad Driver Behavior, U.S. Traffic Fatalities

The coronavirus pandemic has cleared roads across the country, making more room for speeders, reckless drivers and other traffic faux pas.

Hard-Hit Restaurants Feed Virus Doctors, Nurses To Survive

For health care workers who only took off their masks once to eat during a 12-hour shift, the meals were more than just food.

Arrests Swell As Dems Make Case In Trump's 2nd Impeachment Trial

Authorities expect the number of people arrested and charged for taking part in the Capitol riot will rise in the coming weeks.

Capitol Rioters Thought They Were Following Trump's Order: Dems

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are expected to present their case against conviction by the week's end.

'It's Like I Died': Man Survives After 3 Months On Ventilator

CDC recommends double-masking; vaccine skepticism widespread; California now has more coronavirus deaths than any other state.

Rate Of Gun Finds At American Airports Doubled In 2020: TSA

The rate of firearm catches at airports nationally skyrocketed during the first nine months of the coronavirus pandemic.

As Pandemic Surged, Contact Tracing Struggled

The new administration under President Biden will look to boost it.

From Farmworker Camps To Urban Tent Cities

Tailoring the vaccine info to where it’s most needed.

The New Administration Helping To Feed America

New steps the government’s taking toward coronavirus relief could help fight hunger.