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Jan. 6 hearing depicts Donald Trump as content to let the riot rage, Congressman Lee Zeldin attacked during New York state stump speech, and GoFundMe raises $500K for pizza man who saved 5 from house fire.
More than 100 Million Americans face dangerous heat wave, Russia expands Ukraine war goals, and man saves 5 from house fire.
U.S. House passes bill protecting marriage equality, Americans endure 'dragon's breath' heat wave, and what a good night's sleep can do for your heart.
Indiana mall shooter was 20 years old and had a juvenile record, hundreds dead as extreme heat wave broils Europe, and here's how tires can save $70 a year on gas.
Uvalde school shooting report finds 'systemic failures' in law enforcement response, Zelensky removes Ukraine's General Prosecutor, head of Secret Service, and NY football coach to attempt Alcatraz Sharkfest Swim for charity.
What do active shooters have in common, is that remote job opening really remote, and what's the definition of a fake Twitter account.
President Biden meets Israel's leaders with focus on Iran's nuclear ambitions, Joe Manchin pulls plug on climate and tax talks, and stop challenging the world's fastest sprinters to races.
Flood leaves 44 people unaccounted for in southwest Virginia, Why the Fed is taking a hammer to the housing market, and 1 in 4 Americans say they want to purchase an electric car.
The Jan 6 committee outlines the role of far-right groups in the attack on the Capitol, more scrutiny on the response of law enforcement during the Uvalde massacre and why Amazon still clicks with shoppers.
Hospitals must provide abortions in emergency situations, President Biden pushes to ban assault weapons, and US Navy sailors reunite with the dogs they rescued from near-certain death in the Middle East.
President Biden weighs authority to declare abortion-related public health emergency, big cities can't get workers back to the office, and Wall Street reaches for cliché to excuse your withered 401(k).
Welcome to your worst travel nightmare, how do you avoid letting fear control you, and it the cruise industry coming back.
Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe assassinated, House Republicans weigh national abortion restrictions, and how to save money on travel.
Boris Johnson plans to resign as British Prime Minister, Highland Park shooting suspect admits to deadly attack, and ways your credit cards can help you fight the pain of inflation.
Highland Park parade shooting suspect charged with first-degree murder, what can be done to help us feel safe in public, and how your dog is preventing your summer vacation.
Highland Park July Fourth parade shooting leaves at least six dead, White House faces legal hurdles in weighing abortion response, and these high school seniors raced away from graduation to fight a fire.
Independence Day - Employees afraid to discuss mental health at work, Americans are worse tippers now than before Covid-19, and how much money do you really save by not having kids.
Soft landing for the economy Is still possible, spending for July 4th is down, and having Mr. T as your co-pilot.
President Biden calls for dropping filibuster rules to pass abortion rights into law, markets post worst first half of a year in decades, and how the iPhone changed us.
U.S. to ramp Up military presence in Europe to counter Russia, threats of violence reach more public officials, and Stanley Cup delivered to wrong address.
Former aide drops new testimony to the Jan. 6 panel, why companies think paying for abortion travel is worth it, and Kentucky toddler is the youngest Mensa member in US.
46 migrants have been found dead inside a semi-truck in San Antonio, abortion opponents consider how far to press, and pilot shortage driving airline reliability woes this summer.
Abortion ruling poses fresh midterm challenges for Democrats, Republicans, G-7 nears agreement on exploring new sanction capping Russian oil price, and man loses USB flash drive with data on entire city's residents after night out.
School shooter drills can be traumatic, but do they work, adults sleep better together than alone, and goats with big appetites are front-line workers in fire prevention.
Senate passes bipartisan gun bill funding red-flag laws, mental health programs, Trump Justice Officials cite pressure from him to overturn 2020, and here are 10 items you'll want to have in your carry-on.
Uvalde school-district Police Chief Pete Arredondo is put on leave, President Biden calls on Congress to approve a 3-month gas tax holiday, and exposure to any light during sleep linked to obesity.
State officials recall pressure from Former President Trump, allies on 2020 election result, Senate begins debate of bipartisan gun control bill, and teacher twirls out of school after 50 years of teaching.
Uvalde parents, community members call for chief's resignation at emotional school board meeting, President Biden says he is near decision on backing federal gasoline-tax holiday, and Nobel sold for Ukrainian kids shatters record at $103.5 million.
Heat wave to shift east after posing dangerous conditions in the Plains, what is a recession and are we in one, and he's a 'proud dad' to 3 million people.
What happens when stock markets become bear markets, a weakened euro is good news for US travelers, and Father's Day fun.
Witnesses lay out how VP Pence resisted pressure to block 2020 election results, Dow closes below 30000 as post-fed rally reverses, and how to recognize warnings signs of heat related illness.
U.S., Allies pledge new help to Ukraine, Fed raises rates by 0.75 percentage point, and John Cena makes Ukraine teen refugee's dream meeting come true.
Mitch McConnell backs gun-control framework in boost to bipartisan package, Yellowstone Park will stay closed, and these electric vehicles are cheaper to own than gas ones now.
Jan. 6 hearing focuses on Trump's false claims of 2020 election fraud, S&P 500 enters bear market, and Flag Day is a patriotic spectacle in these communities.
Senators reach framework for legislation addressing gun violence, Jan. 6 committee holds more hearings this week, Phoenix gas station owner is selling gas at a loss.
America is pushing teachers to the brink, how to stop being so scatterbrained, and orphaned turtles and kids who set them free.
Jan. 6 committee lays out case against Donald Trump in first public hearing, gunman opens fire at Maryland factory, killing three, and young Yankees fan gets heartwarming baseball surprise.
Armed man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's home, House passes Democrats' gun measures, and credit card perks that can help you fight inflation.
Gun talks focus on juvenile records in background checks, surging gas prices top $5 in 13 states and counting, and selling your stuff online.
GOP senators surprisingly bullish on prospects for a bipartisan gun deal, Jan. 6 panel seeks to break through with primetime programming, and Massachusetts restaurant worker receives $2K winning lottery ticket as tip.
Gun reform legislation makes progress in Senate, Russia's Putin warns West on missile supplies, and Iditarod dog found months after disappearing from checkpoint.
Democrats and Republicans are trying out family therapy, the mental health crisis in our schools, and rooting for the refs.
President Biden urges gun legislation following mass shootings, ways tech can save you money, and why the long weekend has never been harder to pull off.
Gunman kills at least four people in shooting at Tulsa Medical Clinic, Buffalo supermarket suspect indicted on first-degree murder, and man reunites with birth mom after 20 years.
Mourners gather as funerals begin for Uvalde school killings, Supreme Court blocks Texas social-media law, and the sports fans who root for the referees.
President Biden vows to 'continue to push' for gun laws after visiting Uvalde, ways Russia is wrecking the global economy, and sisters find each other after 45 years apart.
Memorial Day - Ukraine's battlefield success no surprise to their National Guard trainers in U.S., is your kid financially literate, and patriotic Memorial Day quotes.
Employees afraid to discuss mental health at work, how to be adventurous, and deputy who saved drowning 2-year-old has heartwarming reunion at kindergarten graduation.
More details emerge about how the Uvalde shooter entered the school, McConnell signals a willingness to engage with Democrats on gun measures and the worst case scenarios for summer travel
More information emerges about the Texas school shooter, how the tragedy has re-ignited the gun control fight in Congress and taking a closer look at the mental health crisis in our schools.
Texas shooter kills at least 19 children and two adults in elementary school, what we know about the Texas school-shooting victims, and 911 dispatcher saves man's life during 3-hour call.
President Biden says no change to U.S. "strategic ambiguity" on Taiwan, how to avoid summer employment scams, and exactly when to book a hotel to get the best deal.
Speculation over whether President Biden will run again heats up, military plane carrying 39 tons of baby formula arrives in U.S, and these 5 used cars' trade-in values are skyrocketing.
Going back to the office was harder than expected, what if we have been breathing wrong all along, and officials warn of spike in romance scams as summer approaches.
Mass murder suspect returns to court as grand jury probes rampage, Oklahoma lawmakers pass near-total abortion ban, and how you can get the house you want.
Mass murder suspect returns to court as grand jury probes rampage, Oklahoma lawmakers pass near-total abortion ban, and how you can get the house you want.
President Biden invokes the Defense Production Act to increase baby-formula supply, Dow slides more than 1,100 points, and Waitress at Pennsylvania Applebee's saves choking boy.
President Biden denounces racist conspiracy theories after Buffalo mass shooting, UFO video footage reviewed during Congressional hearing, and Texas restaurant owner giving out free formula.
Buffalo suspected gunman was kicked out of Tops store the night before rampage, Sweden joins Finland in seeking NATO membership, and Virginia dad, a veteran, graduates from college alongside his daughter.
Weekend wraps with shootings across the country, soaring food prices worry lawmakers, and self-care businesses see surge in customers.
Americans are stuck in an age of scarcity, subsidies for sports venues back in vogue despite low returns, and the hybrid workplace needs to work for everybody.
White House moves to curb baby formula shortage, President Biden's focus on inflation underscores political challenge, and things to know about Friday the 13th.
Abortion-rights bill backed by Democrats fails in Senate, Inflation slipped in April, and Rhode Island waitress surprised with $810 tip on $48.17 bill.
House approves Ukraine aid package but no deal in Senate, gas prices surge to another high, and police officer delivers premature baby after thinking he's responding to overdose emergency.
Escaped Alabama inmate and corrections officer caught, abortion challenges Corporate America's political activism, and mystery man rains cash on N.J. mall shoppers, yells Happy Mother's Day.
Ukraine fights for Mariupol, conservatives subdued over potential abortion victory and why college graduates are overestimating their starting salaries.
American consumers are shopping, traveling, and working out like it's 2019, the race to dominate the new battery economy, and there are 19 living Kentucky Derby winners.
Dow, S&P 500 slide more than 3 percent, Democrats to force vote next week on Roe v. Wade decision, and why you shouldn't look at your investment accounts every day.
Democrats claim political lifeline in wake of Supreme Court abortion leak, Fed lifts interest rates by half point, and how to manage higher interest rates.
Supreme Court is investigating leak, how long will gasoline and diesel prices be so high, and best money moves for May 2022.
Leaked draft of Supreme Court opinion indicates Roe v. Wade may be overturned, how does money affect your mental health, and DoorDasher saves Massachusetts woman's life while delivering pizza.
Approval for Biden Ukraine aid request likely after Kyiv visit, 3 University of Oklahoma students killed returning from storm chasing, and couple gets married on flight after cancellations ruin wedding plans.
Some restaurants are outsourcing key menu items, suburbia is standing up to Wall Street investors who are scooping up houses, and 102 marathons in 102 days.
Biden seeks new aid for Ukraine as Russia makes slow progress in seizing East, FDA advances ban on menthol cigarettes, and things you're wasting money on.
Putin warns West of lightning retaliation for intervention in Ukraine, Democrats mull how to fight amid latest GOP culture wars, and how to keep your phone from overheating during the summer.
Russia halts gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, stocks fall as Dow drops more than 800 points, and cancer survivor to run 600th marathon.
Twitter accepts Elon Musk's offer to buy the company, Russia warms of "considerable" risk of nuclear war and how workers changing jobs are helping keep inflation high.
U.S. to boost military aid to Ukraine, why everyone is mad at Biden right now and which foods are going to see the biggest price increases.
Cities try to turn the tide on police traffic stops, the baseball team trying to prove that defense doesn't win championships, and why we want all things fried.
Russia says it controls Mariupol, Philadelphia to end mask mandate and the big cites where the rent has actually gotten cheaper.
Justice Department to appeal court ruling on mask mandates, why retirees could help solve the labor shortage and what you should do after your car's lease ends.
DOJ will appeal federal judge's ruling dropping COVID masks, new surrender deadline in Mariupol as West promises Ukraine more arms, and NASA beamed a doctor to The ISS in a world-first holoportation achievement
TSA will not enforce Covid mask mandate on public transit, Russia begins new military offensive, and what has got Astrology fans scrambling.
Ukrainian forces refuse to surrender, how President Biden can cut inflation, and 102 marathons in 102 days with one leg.
A group thinks more political parties is the answer to the divided country, whose keeping theaters alive, and the U.S.F.L. is back this weekend.
Russia's Black Sea flagship sinks after Ukraine claims missile strike, Elon Musk makes $43 Billion bid for Twitter, and endless Poodle hybrids spark backlash.
Brooklyn subway shooting suspect arrested, Biden Administration to provide Ukraine with heavier weapons, and does anyone understand NFT's.
Police search for gunman in attack on Brooklyn subway, inflation surges again while Biden blames Putin for higher gas prices and why cleaning an Airbnb costs so much right now.
Ukraine's Zelensky calls for more military aid, Philadelphia reinstating indoor mask mandate, and mechanic finds art by abstract artist Francis Hines worth millions in dumpster.
Ukraine, Russia gear up for war's biggest battles, Democrats plan to seize on GOP opposition to Jackson, and cat that survived Russian attacks is adopted by Ukraine government.
A Ukrainian church and its Russian neighbor navigate wartime tensions, why do some people seem unable to catch COVID, and things you probably didn't know about the Masters and Augusta National.
Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as first black woman on Supreme Court, Ukraine calls for more arms, and how to choose the best seat on a plane.
Ukraine urges civilians to flee looming Russian offensive in eastern regions, Sacramento police believe at least 5 people opened fire in deadly mass shooting, and a Publix employee's friendship with a toddler shopper goes viral.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy details alleged Russian atrocities, Oklahoma legislature passes near-total ban on abortion, and best money moves for April 2022.
U.S. and allies vow action over reports of Russian atrocities in Ukraine, Senate advances Judge Jackson nomination, and Ohio athlete raises over $12K for Ukraine.
Sacramento police say there were 'multiple' shooters in violence that left six dead, new reports of war crimes emerge as Russians retreat from Kyiv area, and meteorologist phones kids on-air, warns them of tornado.
Are we losing impulse control, an IRS worker in Kansas City is trying to make sure you get your tax refund, and gas prices throw a wrench into vacation plans.
Ukrainian troops push forward as Russian forces regroup, federal judge strikes down parts of Florida election law, and why is it called April Fools' Day.
Russia plays down progress in peace talks, President Biden is expected to tap oil reserves to control rising gasoline prices, and should you pay your taxes with a credit card to get points.
Ukraine proposes neutral status with guarantees, Severe storms, tornadoes target millions across the U.S., and things you should do before quitting your job.
President Biden says 'moral outrage' behind Putin comment, are we losing impulse control, and Dodgers re-sign former player to help with mental health struggles.
Ukraine insists on territorial integrity as talks loom, President Biden says he is not calling for regime change in Russia, and single dad receives kidney donation from total stranger who replied on social media.
Managing the refugee crisis in Eastern Europe as millions flee Ukraine, why do we stress eat, and Hollywood loves sequels so much not even the names change.
President Biden calls for Russia to be expelled from G-20, U.S. Supreme Court pick Jackson edges closer to confirmation, and a Chicago businessman is giving it away free.
Ketanji Brown Jackson faces more questions in Supreme Court, NATO estimates steep Russian losses, and man suits up in dinosaur costume for Ukrainian children at Poland train station.
Tornado rips through New Orleans, Ukrainians flee Mariupol, and how to pay off your debts before six interest-rate increases.
Ketanji Brown Jackson faces initial round of questioning during hearings, nuclear weapons a looming threat as war against Ukraine, and Italian baker sells 'peace bread' to benefit Russia-Ukraine refugees.
Russia's assault on Ukraine uproots 10 million people, how to survive inflation and save money, and internet-famous cat Stepan escapes from Ukraine.
Why it's so hard to quit Russian energy, a former NBA player talks the power of education, and elementary students begin free hotline to share words of encouragement.
President Biden calls Russia's Putin a murderous dictator, why Russian disinformation is still running amok on social media, and why going below a quarter tank can cost more than a fill-up.
President Biden calls Russia's Putin a 'war criminal' over invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine's Zelensky makes his case to Congress, and here comes the money as March Madness returns.
White House faces growing impatience on Capitol Hill, President Biden finds hands tied on Ukraine, and stop these bad smartphone habits.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine reinvigorating the political center, are the odds of a recession rising due to inflation, and how to protect your car from gas theft.
Talks between Russia and Ukraine to resume after deadly attack on military base, U.S. gasoline prices edge lower after hitting record high last week, and strength training 30-60 minutes a week could be linked to longer life.
Restaurants confront rising meat prices, RV sales surged due to COVID, and not everyone is thrilled, and N.J. man is coming home after walking around the world for 7 years.
Russia ramps up attacks in effort to seize strategically key port city, Senate passes $1.5 trillion spending bill, and Steph Curry surprised a devastated fan who didn't get to see him play.
Russian airstrike hits maternity hospital in Ukrainian city of Mariupol, Democrats embrace politically risky strategy on rising gas prices, and Is it OK to use cheap regular gas in your car.
President Biden bans imports of Russian oil, natural gas, fighting in Ukraine forces two million to flee as Russia presses offensive, and a rescue team evacuates premature American twins from Kyiv in a daring mission.
Russia pummels civilian targets while talks make scant progress, how high can oil and gas prices go, and reasons you should sell your home right now.
Ukraine faces fresh wave of attacks focused on population centers, gas prices near an all-time record and how to guard against Russia-Ukraine war scams.
Ukraine's Zelensky has risen to the moment, suddenly it's a good time to be a vacation traveler, and a group of organ donors is climbing Mount Kilimanjaro this week.
Russian forces seize huge Ukrainian nuclear plant, U.S. takes aim at Russian oligarchs in fresh sanctions, and Ukrainian national anthem unites the world amid Russia-Ukraine war.
U.S. weighs sanctions on Russia energy flows, White House unveils new Covid strategy for next phase of pandemic, and simple rules for cushioning yourself against inflation.
President Biden's State of the Union address pushes unity against Russia, battle against inflation, Russia targets Ukrainian civilian areas, and here's how to protect yourself against a cyberattack as Russia-Ukraine crisis escalates.
Ukraine, Russia fail to agree on cease-fire, as Moscow shelling kills civilians, five dead as man kills three children and himself in California church, and Elon Musk's promised Starlink terminals have reached Ukraine.
Ukrainian forces hold Kyiv as talks with Russia are planned, how Russia's strike changes the world, and why workers aren't buying what their bosses are selling anymore.
What could be the reason for Putin's push into Ukraine, dealing with the worst people in the world and 30 thousand feet, and how to help the people of Ukraine right now.
Russian troops advance on Kyiv as Ukrainian leader pleads for help, what affect with the Ukraine invasion have on U.S. business, and how to help the people of Ukraine right now.
Russia begins invasion of Ukraine, how the Ukraine crisis is already hitting Americans' wallets, and mom interrupts TV reporter at work in viral video.
U.S., allies launch array of sanctions against Russia, lawmakers urge Biden to ask Congress before sending military to Ukraine, and the worst foods for heart health.
President Biden responds with limited sanctions after Putin recognizes breakaway Ukraine regions, campaigns turning to streaming services to reach voters, and New Jersey teen running 50-mile ultra-marathon in support of veterans.
President Biden agrees to summit provided Russia pulls back from attack, Canadian police secure downtown Ottawa as truckers' protest ends, and how to delete your old social media posts.
Older workers wonder where all those jobs are, new investment opportunities emerge as stock market-giants tumble, and Japanese man makes a career out of doing absolutely nothing.
U.S. says Putin is putting Ukraine invasion plan in motion, Congress passes stop-gap funding bill, and what happens to the home office when one of the inhabitants goes back to work.
Russia is continuing to build up forces near Ukraine, CDC may update indoor mask guidance as states loosen restrictions, and how employers can help their employees feel safe when returning to the office.
Democrats push Biden to embrace normalcy as Covid-19 cases ease, how serious is the lawsuit Texas filed against Meta, and issues could delay your tax refund in 2022.
Canada's Trudeau invokes emergency powers to address trucker protest, why do kids as young as 5 or 6 still get arrested at schools, and romance scams soar 80% in 2021 with $500 million stolen.
U.S. - Canada bridge reopens after police clear protesters, Rams beat the Bengals to win the Super Bowl and why your used car is so valuable right now.
The reason America doesn't have enough truck drivers, what ads are set to pop at the Super Bowl, and how to safely serve your Super Bowl food.
U.S. urges Canada to use federal powers to ease border protest disruption, President Biden warns Americans to leave Ukraine, and NFL fan gets his card back from Warrick Dunn 21 years later.
Trucker protest causing more economic hardships, U.S. reinforcement troops to arrive in Romania, and friends who have attended every Super Bowl plan final trip.
What should the U.S. role be in the Russia/Ukraine conflict, more states dropping mask mandates, and cut nearly 300 calories a day by doing something you already do.
President Biden says Nord Stream 2 pipeline won't go forward if Russia invades, what does a push for school transparency mean for teachers, how the Olympics could affect the stock market.
White House warns Russian invasion of Ukraine could come any day now, Ottawa mayor declares state of emergency over convoy, and how much it costs to outfit the Beijing Olympians.
Industries on the brink of technological disruption, an inside look at how Olympians train, and inflation has come for your chicken wings.
U.S. warns Russia may stage video as pretext to invade Ukraine, red flags that signal it may be time to dump your financial adviser, and obscure Winter Olympic rules athletes must follow.
Winter storm packing snow, freezing rain moves across US, President Biden heads to NYC to blunt criticism that he is soft on crime, and Milwaukee police officer shot in the line duty gifted tickets to the big game.
Putin accuses U.S. of trying to lure Russia into war, two campus officers killed in shooting at Virginia college, and best money moves for February 2022.
U.S., Russia square off over Ukraine in U.N. Security Council debate, Omicron has states rethinking school Covid testing, and Rhode Island couple married in outdoor wedding during blizzard.
Historic nor'easter hits East Coast, deal on Russia sanctions bill possible this week, and can music on Spotify shed light on stock market returns.
Omicron wave drives surge of workers calling in sick, why the ending of K.C.-Buffalo ought to change NFL's overtime, and a jerk-free guide to snowblowing.
President Biden pledges to nominate black woman to Supreme Court, six law enforcement officers shot in major US cities in less than 48 hours, and a jerk-free guide to snow blowing.
Justice Stephen Breyer to retire from the Supreme Court, as Russia-Ukraine fight escalates, some question the U.S. role, and Chiefs fans donate to Buffalo children's hospital after thrilling overtime win over Bills.
U.S. plans sanctions and export controls if Russia Invades Ukraine, teams search through night for 39 missing from capsized boat off Florida, and A Texas teen raised $30,500 at a livestock show. She donated it to the hospital that treated her cancer.
NATO sends reinforcements and U.S. puts troops on alert as Ukraine tensions rise, filibuster becomes new litmus test for Democrats, and how to keep healthy habits going all year.
State Department tells diplomats to leave Ukraine, ballistic missiles intercepted over Abu Dhabi, and prepare for little selection and no negotiation when shopping for a new car.
Why are so many employees still suffering from exhaustion at work, a new reality check on self-driving cars, and how NFL players stay warm during extreme cold.
How should the U.S. react to Russia's potential invasion of Ukraine, 'Bat Out of Hell' singer Meat Loaf dies aged 74, and West Virginia reporter hit by car while on air.
Democrats fail in push to change senate filibuster, why is Biden one of the most unpopular US presidents, and high school football coach tells players to shovel for neighbors instead of workout.
Biden administration starts taking orders for free Covid-19 tests, water crisis looms for tsunami-hit Tonga, and 4 veterans rowing 3,000 miles across Atlantic to help US service members struggling with PTSD.
FBI casts Texas standoff as terrorism, Tsunami-hit Tonga islands suffered extensive damage, and when can we start spending money.
Texas hostage taker identified, winter storm slams the east coast and how to land and in-demand home repair professional.
Omicron disruptions aren't just about health, pandemic draws high school grads to skip college, and strangers took this man on bucket-list adventures at the end of his life.
Supreme Court blocks President Biden vaccine rules for large employers, Novak Djokovic's visa is canceled by Australia for a second time, and how to see the Super Bowl with points and miles.
Study estimates omicron patients at 'substantially reduced risk' than delta patients, how do you get the courage to join the Great Resignation, and should you warm up your car in winter.
President Biden endorses filibuster rule changes if necessary to pass voting legislation, all 17 victims of Bronx apartment fire died of smoke inhalation, and family uses detective skills to track down stolen show dog.
US sets single-day case record with 1.38 million, Georgia wins the College Football National Championship, and ways to boost your net worth for 2022.
Bronx apartment building fire leaves 19 dead, Bob Saget, beloved TV dad on 'Full House' and 'America's Funniest Home Videos' host, dies at 65, and US speedskating star gives up one of her Olympic spots so teammate can race in Beijing.
How do you get the courage to join the Great Resignation, real-life relationship advice for pandemic times, and what's behind the packages from 1971 a Florida family received over the holidays.
Can Washington step out of the shadow of January 6, Eastern U.S. faces possible 'bomb cyclone' of snow and wind, and best money moves for January 2022.
CDC recommends first Covid-19 boosters for 12- to 15-year-olds, Jan. 6 instigators could face prosecution along with pro-Trump rioters, and what to do if you're trapped in your car during a snowstorm.
Chicago teachers vote for remote learning; city cancels classes for most of its 330,000 students, thousands of stranded drivers cleared from snowbound Virginia highway, and does 'Dry January' improve your health.
U.S. sets global daily record of over 1 million virus cases, winter storm pounds Washington as it moves across U.S. East Coast, and NHL fan receives $10K scholarship after alerting Canucks employee to melanoma.
Colorado wildfire destroys nearly 1,000 homes, 5 missing teenage girls found in monthslong US Marshals operation, and how parents can monitor what their kids do on social media.
How churches are using big data to recruit new members, what to look for in sports business in 2022, and Americans have mixed feelings when looking back on 2021 but are hopeful about 2022.
President Biden's biggest challenges in 2022, climate change brings a perfect storm of raw sewage and rainfall in cities that can least afford it, and the best cities for New Year's Eve.
White House pushes back on criticism of isolation guidance, Ghislaine Maxwell found guilty in Epstein sex-abuse case, and a guide to the College Football Playoff semifinals.
U.S. daily record for Covid-19 cases Is broken, former Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid dies at age 82, and NFL Hall of Fame coach, broadcasting icon John Madden dies.
CDC cuts guidance on isolation period for Covid-19, can you stop your boss from monitoring your work from home computer, and UPS employee's act of kindness goes viral.
Omicron pushes daily Covid-19 cases higher, how 5G could make a mess of your next flight, and even a tornado can't keep Santa Claus from visiting Kentucky kids.
Christmas - America's mixed response to the Omicron variant comes down to geography, WSJ's Scott McCartney looks back on his career, and why do we kiss underneath a parasite.
Christmas Eve - Fewer adults see their job as a source of life's meaning, millennials more likely to spend big this holiday season, and the best Christmas towns in America.
Two studies show much lower risk of hospitalization with Omicron, Colorado DA seeks review of truck driver's 110-year sentence in deadly crash, and New Jersey fire truck Santa saves family from house fire.
Biden administration to distribute half a billion at-home Covid testing kits, why Democrats have few answers to stop their current losing streak and tips on holiday tipping.
Omicron variant surges now dominant in the U.S., how the supply-chain mess threatens holiday sales and tips to conquer your cold-weather workout.
Manchin slams the door on Build Back Better, Omicron prompts new Covid-19 restrictions and what the coming interest rate hikes mean for your mortgage and credit cards.
A year after first COVID-19 vaccine, here's what's next for researchers, kids are losing interest In organized sports, and WSJ's Scott McCartney prepares to say goodbye.
President Biden warns Omicron spreading and unvaccinated at risk this winter, bomb threats prompt US schools to beef up security, and mom's clever Santa letter moves Christmas Day for military parents.
Tornadoes and 100 mph winds hit Central US, democrats start to break with Biden administration's wartime COVID strategy, and UPS driver delivers neighbor's lost dog amid busy Christmas deliveries.
House approves increase in debt ceiling, U.S. Covid-19 deaths top 800,000, and Kentucky man stays positive with his piano after a tornado destroyed his home.
Tornado death toll rises to 88, including 74 dead in Kentucky, House panel votes to recommend holding Mark Meadows in contempt, and time is running out to ship your Christmas gifts.
Tornado left deadly path of destruction up to 250 miles long in six states, how to help tornado victims in South and Midwest, and the industries where workers quit the most.
Can a Stay Interview help employers retain workers, covid has pushed millennials to write their wills, and the NFL offenses that get the most out of defensive pass interference.
At least 53 dead, dozens injured in truck crash in south Mexico, Bowl season is back, but will the audiences return, and Ohio siblings donate nearly 50,000 toys to Nationwide Children's Hospital through annual toy drive.
Senate issues rebuke of Biden's workplace vaccine mandate, maybe Christmas shortages are a gift, and dad can't contain his joy after daughter reveals the best news ever.
President Biden warns Russia invasion of Ukraine to be met with economic response, House votes to approve bill setting up process for lifting debt limit, and how to reduce your monthly heating costs.
State of emergency declared in Hawaii, forecasters warn of 'catastrophic' flooding, China says U.S. diplomatic boycott of Winter Olympics could harm co-operation, and 101-year-old returns to Pearl Harbor to remember those lost.
Omicron variant found in nearly one-third of U.S. states, longtime Senator and Republican leader Bob Dole dies at 98, and is a chicken tender shortage underway.
With omicron already in the country, here's what US labs are doing to track cases and stop its spread, how to avoid holiday depression, and remote work and the collapse of the social network.
Senate approves spending bill averting government shutdown, omicron could widen blue-red economic divide, and volunteers help Iowa man keep his Christmas light tradition going strong.
First U.S. omicron case is California patient, charges filed in Michigan school shooting that left 4 dead, and man recovering from open heart surgery wins $1M prize after getting lottery tickets in get-well card.
Shooter kills three in Michigan school, Supreme Court to hear landmark abortion case this week, and wrong-number text gets high school team a video call with the Buccaneers.
CDC says everyone 18 and older should get booster due to Omicron variant, Federal judge blocks Biden vaccine mandate for health care workers, and does christmas music stress you out.
Omicron variant is reported in more countries as officials grapple with how to respond, President Biden is risking an oil-price war, and how to protect yourself on Cyber Monday.
What affect has the pandemic had on people struggling with addiction, how to protect yourself shopping online, and why that 'free' supermarket turkey isn't really free.
Four ways holiday shopping has changed since the pandemic began, how cheesecake to go saved the Cheesecake Factory, and things NOT to buy on Black Friday.
Happy Thanksgiving - Teachers are finding pandemic tech has changed their jobs forever, restaurants and hotels push back against the uptick in customer tantrums, and how your deep-fried Thanksgiving turkey could ruin your holiday.
Wisconsin parade attack suspect's bail draws questions as investigations begin into tragedy, Thanksgiving travelers will face high gas prices, and high school construction class builds bus stop shelter to protect student who uses wheelchair.
Wisconsin Christmas-parade suspect charged with homicide, what can be done about rising gas prices heading into Thanksgiving weekend, and what airlines owe you when flights are canceled.
SUV plows into crowd, killing at least five people, California police seek 80 suspects in flash-mob department store robbery, and Wichita State University basketball star goes viral after helping clean arena following game.
Frustrated retail workers say they're getting overloaded with work due to chronic understaffing, out-of-stock signs won't deter online shoppers during holidays, and California ranks as worst state for drivers.
House set to approve $2 trillion social spending and climate bill, defense attorneys rest their cases at Arbery death trial, and Vietnam veteran recognized for his service 50 years later.
In Arbery murder trial, defendant Travis McMichael takes the stand, House votes to censure GOP Rep. Paul Gosar over violent video, is now a good time to refinance your mortgage.
Jury in Rittenhouse trial ends first day without a verdict, Pfizer submits Covid-19 pill for FDA authorization and the best and worst states for drivers
President Biden signs $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law, jury in Kyle Rittenhouse trial begins deliberations Tuesday, and how to shore up your finances so you're ready for the next natural disaster.
Death toll from Houston concert stampede rises to 10, Virginia emerging as ground zero in battle for House majority, and the features buyers want most and least in a new car.
How Baylor steered lower-income parents to debt they couldn't afford, what is Aaron Rodgers' future as an endorser, and teddy bear lost in Glacier park returned to 6-year-old girl.
Appeals court delays release of Trump records to the House, Prosecutors want jury to consider lesser charges in U.S. teen Rittenhouse's murder trial, and 13-year-old boy granted a "Make-A-Wish" uses it to feed the homeless every month for a year.
President Biden says inflation is "worrisome" in speech at Port of Baltimore, Federal judge refuses Trump request to block Jan. 6 records, and Veterans Day facts.
Crowd surge wasn't mentioned in Astroworld operational plan, January 6 committee issues 10 more subpoenas, and Maine lobsterman finds ultra-rare 'cotton candy' lobster.
Houston's police chief spoke with Travis Scott about safety before a deadly crowd surge, DOJ asks federal appeals court to lift temporary order blocking Covid-19 vaccine mandate, and no more Elf on the Shelf, Georgia judge orders.
Houston officials worried about crowd control before Travis Scott took the stage, Murphy's narrow win in New Jersey does little to ease Democratic anxieties, and toxic positivity is very real.
Parents are ready to get the kids vaccinated and head out on vacation, dealing with the end of daylight savings, and why are we all triggered so easily these days.
U.S. sets January 4 vaccination deadline for big private employers, White House softens Biden's opposition to family separation settlements, and brace yourself for holiday travel.
President Biden urges swift action as Democrats scramble to deflect voter anger, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy wins tight election race, and what's the best month for stocks.
GOP win big in Virginia, push to disband Minneapolis police fails, and Atlanta Braves win World Series for the first time since 1995.
EPA moves to limit methane emissions from oil and gas production, early voting hits record high in Virginia ahead of dead-heat governor's race, and eating pumpkin may help you look younger and lose weight.
Global climate talks face hurdles after G-20 nations struggle to find common ground, White House press secretary Jen Psaki says she has COVID-19, and ways to donate unwanted Halloween candy to a good cause.
U.S. Covid-19 battle turns a corner as borders open to foreign travelers, with ongoing supply shortages, Halloween fans conjure up their own costumes, the oldest managerial matchup ever.
What's in and what's out of the Biden framework, Facebook changes company name to Meta in focus on metaverse, and when is a kid too old to trick-or-treat.
Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine for young kids backed by FDA, gunman in Idaho shopping mall shooting spree dies of injuries, and Steelers' Najee Harris helps renovate California homeless shelter
New York, New Jersey declare emergencies as California 'bomb cyclone' storms move east, President Biden hopeful Democrats can reach spending deal before he attends climate summit, and dads find creative way to combat violence at Louisiana high school.
Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river blasts West Coast, President Biden pares back policy goals in search of a deal, and New York City has become a testing ground for ultrafast delivery.
Will delays keep movie watchers out of theaters, why homeowners may want to consider refinancing quickly, and the incredible disappearing hotel breakfast.
President Biden backs down on corporate tax hikes, open to altering filibuster, Congress eyes teenagers driving tractor-trailers to solve supply chain backups, and new car loans are easier to get now than cars.
President Biden pushes infrastructure in Pennsylvania as Democrats try to seal deal, Nikolas Cruz pleads guilty to 2018 Parkland school massacre, and retired FBI executive assistant director helps community cope with bus driver shortage.
Jan. 6 committee recommends contempt charge for Steve Bannon, what you should know about mix and match vaccine boosters, and America is running out of everything because Americans are buying so much stuff.
Colin Powell, former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, dies at 84, DOJ asks Supreme Court to block Texas abortion law, and the products that may be hard to find amid supply chain disruptions.
Group of 16 Americans and a Canadian, including five children, kidnapped in Haiti, Buttigieg says supply chain crisis will continue into next year, and tips to save on your groceries.
Covid vaccines for US children are coming but challenge will be persuading parents, what businesses can do to attract and keep employees, and a horror buff offers scary movie recommendations by phone.
Texas abortion restrictions can continue during litigation, what you need to know about the supply chain bottleneck, and how to earn donuts just for watching the "Simpsons."
The Biden administration is looking for ways to ease supply chain issues, what businesses can do to attract and keep employees, and real 'Squid Game' tournaments are being hosted around the world.
The Biden administration to ease travel restrictions at border crossings, House approves extension of debt ceiling into December, and firefighter reads to girl who just survived car crash.
Texas Governor bans Covid-19 vaccine mandates for employees, small plane crash near San Diego leaves at least two dead, and why oil and gasoline prices are climbing higher.
3 arrested after shootout at Minnesota bar leaves 1 dead, at least 14 injured, U.S. Navy engineer, wife charged with selling submarine secrets, and Michigan police help elderly man set up new TV after pulling him over for speeding.
How businesses can deal with angry customers and staffing shortages, how scammers are trapping those who are hunting for jobs, and teachers are finding pandemic tech has changed their jobs forever.
Debt-limit bill passes Senate, heads to House, flooding turns deadly in Alabama, and how teens are spending their time and money.
Federal judge blocks Texas abortion law, Democrats look to make debt ceiling a winning issue, and why you shouldn't speak when you get a robocall.
Facebook whistleblower's testimony builds momentum for tougher tech laws, how America's polarized politics produced Democrats' internal fight, and cliff diver's lost wedding ring returned.
President Biden says Republican stonewalling on debt ceiling risks U.S. default, California Governor Gavin Newsom declares state of emergency over oil spill, and a healthy way to fall asleep more quickly.
Southern California spill leaks at least 126,000 gallons of oil into ocean and closes beaches, Democrats weigh cutting programs or reducing scope to trim $3.5 trillion bill, and reasons you should remain calm despite stocks' terrible month.
Changing recommendations for boosters lead to confusion for the vaccinated and their doctors, why are millions leaving organized religion, and the best places to live in the U.S.
Democrats delay Infrastructure vote as talks fail, immigration officers will have more discretion over arrests, deportations, and 11-year-old Arizona golfer defies 67 million-to-1 odds with two holes-in-one in same round.
Infrastructure bill in peril as Democrats strain to unite party, Republicans attack Biden's defense of Afghan pullout, and principal orders pizza for 400 elementary school students.
Republicans block latest effort by Democrats to advance debt- ceiling bill, top generals face questions on Afghanistan pull out and, how you could feel the impact of a U.S. government shutdown.
GOP Senators block democratic bill to fund government, R. Kelly found guilty on all counts of racketeering and sex trafficking, and some homeowners are wishing they never agreed to sell.
What caused fatal Amtrak derailment in Montana, job hunters are putting their vaccination status on LinkedIn and on their résumés, and is live-stream shopping the future of retail.
Insurers are restoring deductibles and co-pays, leaving patients with big bills, how burned-out workers can make a career change, and Saudi Arabia tries out for Its first Winter Olympics.
Arizona GOP's never-ending election audit confirms President Biden's win, CDC panel recommends Pfizer boosters for seniors, certain adults, and mountain biker's life saved by off-duty doctor who happened to come along on the trail.
President Biden pushes Democrats to find consensus on budget package, FDA clears Covid-19 booster shots from Pfizer for high-risk people, and wildfire victims left with nothing get hope from donated RVs.
Debt-limit suspension passes the House, Biden vows to get border crisis under control and inside the battle over monoclonal antibodies.
600 more Homeland Security agents sent to Del Rio, Texas, amid Haitian migrant crisis, Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine works for kids ages 5 to 11, and Florida woman's lost dog turns up on Facebook nearly a year later.
Body matching description of missing Gabby Petito found in remote area of Wyoming, U.S. closes part of Texas border at Del Rio, and 4-year-old tipping his hat to Disney princesses gets love from millions.
What is the proper treatment for long COVID, how can parents keep Instagram from ruining their daughters' self-image, and what happens when college football dominates a town.
U.S. judge blocks expulsions of migrant families under Trump-era order dispute, how California's recall could reverberate in future elections, and man recycles over 1 million cans for Make-A-Wish.
Star gymnasts rip FBI's failures, Biden backs top general after reported "secret" calls with China and why is it so hard to find an auto mechanic?
Gavin Newsom beats California recall effort, officials call for General Milley to resign over alleged China calls, and is it cheaper to book hotels in advance or to wait.
Hurricane Nicholas makes landfall on the Texas coast, President Biden campaigns with California governor on eve of Republican-backed recall election, and bride flies 800 miles to share 'first dance' with 94-year-old grandpa.
Surgeon General insists the government 'has the legal authority' to enforce Biden's vaccine mandates, Louisiana declares state of emergency as Tropical Storm Nicholas targets battered region, and former flight attendant pushing beverage cart to honor 9/11 victims arrives at Ground Zero.
How Gen Z has come to understand the 9/11 attacks, 9/11 brought us together, why did the pandemic split us apart and her father died on 9/11, now she helps other children overcome grief.
President Biden boosts vaccine requirements for large employers, federal workers, Biden administration sues Texas over its abortion law, and how America will remember Sept. 11 on 20th anniversary.
Taliban interim government agrees to let foreigners leave Afghanistan, Texas abortion law roils businesses, and get ready to pay if you're heading back to the city.
President Biden tours northeastern states hammered by Ida, Taliban name new Afghan government, and National parks face overcrowding.
Northeast see progress one week after Hurricane Ida, Department of Justice vows to protect those seeking abortion from new Texas law, and the world's top 10 spots for workations.
Kids are struggling with long-term Covid effects, why returning to the office will be 10 times harder than the transition to working from home, and what you should know about Labor Day.
How New Orleans upgraded the Levee system after Katrina, how to deal with stress in your life, and new homeowners find the most heartfelt message written on wall by family before them.
The aftermath of Ida, U.S. official describes Afghanistan evacuation mayhem, and the next lockdown baking challenge.
New York, New Jersey governors declare emergencies amid flooding from Tropical Storm Ida, Supreme Court declines to block restrictive Texas abortion law, and toddler tries running away from home when Cocomelon is turned off.
President Biden defends departure from Afghanistan, strong winds push California wildfire closer to Lake Tahoe, and Texas couple celebrates their kids leaving the nest in viral photo shoot.
Last U.S. troops leave Afghanistan after nearly 20 years, Hurricane Ida leaves more than one million without power in Louisiana, and how to deal with stress.
Hurricane Ida lashes Louisiana, knocking out power in New Orleans, rockets target U.S. troops as Afghanistan withdrawal enters final stage, and bars reserve seats for fallen soldiers.
The pandemic endgame isn't here yet, pandemic amplifies school bus driver shortage concerns, and what youth sports coaches want parents to know.
Kabul airport attack kills 13 U.S. service members, Supreme Court blocks new eviction moratorium, and pilot and fiancee save 17 in Tennesee flood.
U.S. still searching for Americans in Afghanistan, a wildfire is heading for Lake Tahoe, and expert tips for waking up on time.
President Biden maintains deadline for Afghan pullout, House passes $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, and Florida restaurant receives $10,000 tip from generous customer.
FDA gives Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine full approval, Kathy Hochul is sworn in as New York's first female Governor, and how to gameplan your office days.
Tennessee flooding turns deadly, Pentagon orders airlines to help with Afghan evacuees, and airmen help pregnant Afghan mother deliver baby aboard Air Force C-17 evacuation flight.
As America returns to school, teachers are looking for thousands of missing kids, how traffic has changed through the pandemic, and the rise of Pop Its.
NATO pledges to speed evacuations from Afghanistan as criticism mounts, Texas Supreme Court declines to back governor's ban of school mask mandates, and man honors 9/11 crews by pushing drink cart from Boston to New York.
President Biden says Aug. 31 deadline in Afghanistan might have to be extended, at least 35 missing after Fred sweeps North Carolina, and Polish Olympian auctions off medal to help with infant's heart surgery.
Evacuations from Afghanistan gather momentum as Taliban promise peace, U.S. reports more than 1,000 COVID deaths in single day, and father and son take bike ride of a lifetime to Statue of Liberty.
President Biden defends Afghanistan pullout amid bipartisan criticism, how you can help victims of the Haiti earthquake, and cat's meowing helps rescuers find owner.
Afghanistan government collapses as Taliban take Kabul, Haiti earthquake death toll rises to more than 1,200, and money-saving hacks and lessons learned during the pandemic.
Schools reopen to mask confusion, the surprising benefits of talking to strangers, and metabolism in adulthood does not slow as commonly believed.
US military to help evacuate Americans from embassy in Kabul, more school districts in Texas sue Governor over mask-mandate ban, and Delta Air Lines sends 3-year-old girl named Delta special care package.
U.S. officials warn collapse of Afghan capital could come sooner than expected, Kathy Hochul promises culture change in Albany, and which tech companies consumers trust the most.
Andrew Cuomo resigns as New York's Governor, Senate passes bipartisan infrastructure bill, and the enduring power of Rickrolling.
Senator Schumer sets up final vote on $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill, New York Assembly to hold hearings in Andrew Cuomo impeachment probe, and small towns offer up to $20K just to get you to live there, work remotely.
Taliban seize key targets in Afghanistan, top aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, resigns amid scandal, and ways to fix flying.
Workers' anxiety grows as Delta casts a shadow, how watching sports makes us happier, healthier, and we live in a golden age of dinosaur chicken nuggets.
Hospitals filling with unvaccinated patients in pandemic hot spots, Dixie Fire wipes out California gold rush town of Greenville, and more nations winning Olympic medals than ever before.
At least 10 dead after van carrying migrants crashes in South Texas, Andrew Cuomo faces impeachment call, and parents feel pressure to overspend on back-to-school shopping.
New York Governor Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women, investigation finds, Florida battles record pandemic hospitalizations, and the office wardrobe might never be the same.
Louisiana and San Francisco area reinstate indoor mask mandates, White House says it has been unable to find way to extend eviction moratorium, and how to make friends while working from home.
Senators produce $1T infrastructure bill, Florida breaks record for pandemic hospitalizations, and eating foods high in flavonoids could slow down cognitive decline.
The mental struggles facing Simone Biles and other world-class athletes, frustration mounts over vaccine holdouts, and back-to-school shopping will be more expensive and more challenging this year.
President Biden says federal employees must get shots or wear masks, younger workers want to go back to the office, and boy raises nearly $20K for 7-year-old friend with cancer.
Bipartisan infrastructure deal advances in Senate, Pacific Northwest braces for another heatwave as dozens of wildfires continue to burn, and Vietnam vet with stage 4 cancer gets VIP seats at Minnesota Twins game.
CDC urges vaccinated people to resume wearing masks indoors in some areas, Capitol Police Officers describe fighting and other horrors in Jan. 6 testimony, and the pandemic changed how we spent our time.
Vaccine mandates are being handed down across the country, U.S. combat role in Iraq to end this year, and back-to-school shopping will be more expensive and more challenging this year.
Fires continue to rage, Florida leads U.S. in the latest pandemic cases, and it is time to resharpen your B.S. detector.
What to know about the 4th wave of Covid-19, a closer look at the weirdest travel season ever and why Olympic surfers are praying for a typhoon.
Biden officials acknowledge the Covid-19 fight is entering a troubling phase, a slimmed-down ceremony opens the Tokyo Olympic games and new travel planning rules for the Covid era.
Officials scramble to curb the spread of the Delta variant, infrastructure bill is blocked in the Senate, but talks continue and how to protect your car from converter thieves.
The Delta variant surges while officials urge Americans to get vaccinated, smoke from massive western wildfires reaches the East Coast and how to motivate your teen to be a safer driver.
Fires in Oregon & California grow, Covid cases rise sending stocks lower and the things that are cheaper now than before the pandemic.
Heat Waves and wildfires intensify in the West, weekend shootings in Washington highlight rising gun violence and how to navigate the brutal used car market.
The rationing of a last-resort covid treatment, companies want to help us relax, and the private clubs in NYC you need four legs to belong to.
Scores dead and over 1000 missing as floods rage through Europe, Los Angeles County reinstates indoor mask mandate and where you can still find summer travel deals.
How long can Democrat lawmakers stay out of Texas, monthly child tax credit payments start today, and retiree helps homeless man get a second chance.
U.S. West dealing with record heat, Senate Democrats agree to $3.5 trillion healthcare and antipoverty plan, and this is the 'best place' to live in America.
Wildfires burn across U.S. West as temperatures soar, Texas Democrats stage walkout to kill voting bill, and what you should consider before buying your kids first smartphone.
Wildfires burn across six states, protests are erupting all over Cuba, and protecting your car during the heatwave.
Has rush hour forever changed, hidden costs of buying a home, and New York City bars restyle retro cocktails.
President Biden defends Afghan pullout, magnitude 6.0 earthquake shakes up California-Nevada border, and patio furniture shortage tells US economic tale.
Haiti police battle gunmen who killed the president, Search for Florida condo collapse victims turns to recovery, and mom robbed of $63k in real estate scam closes on house thanks to donations from strangers.
Elsa becomes Category 1 hurricane, White House signals new pandemic strategy as delta variant spreads, and why minivans are the hottest thing right now.
More bodies found after remaining section of Florida condo complex demolished, Tropical storm Elsa takes aim at Florida, and best money moves for July 2021.
Why some gas stations could see a shortage on fuel this summer, tips to land a new home in a competitive market, and 2021's most independent states.
Why summer jobs are coming with a signing bonus, the new pricing strategy for home-sellers: "Make me move" and a look at who's wearing "jort jorts" this holiday weekend.
Search efforts resume at the collapsed Miami-area condo, the U.S. military leaves Bagram Airfield after nearly 20 years, and why "jorts" are suddenly making a comeback.
The death toll rises in the Florida condo building collapse, Bill Cosby is released after three years in prison and a look at why we're seeing such a surge in bad behavior on the roads and in the skies.
The search for survivors in the Florida condo collapse continues into its 7th day, the deadly heat wave stretches across the country and the worst time to hit the road for 4th of July weekend.
Death toll rises to 11 in the Miami-area condo collapse, the record heat wave continues in the Pacific Northwest and how the pandemic has changed the way students apply for college.
The death toll rises to nine in the Miami-area condo collapse, dangerous heat envelopes the Pacific Northwest and where to find travel deals in first class.
Why tornados are hitting more frequently, how to help your kids adjust to the outside world again and the Michigan woman who's living the dream.
Dozens still missing after a building collapses near Miami, Biden and Senators agree to an infrastructure plan and how to lower your risk of Alzheimer's Disease
Rescue workers rush to a partial building collapse in Miami, infrastructure talks move forward and simple steps to shed pandemic pounds.
Senate Republicans block Democrats' election law-push, health officials warn about the spread of Covid-19 "Delta" variant and tips on how to make small talk after a year of isolation.
Supreme Court rejects NCAA's tight limits on athletes' benefits, how the tight labor market is giving the upper hand to American workers and how to make the most of your Amazon returns.
Tropical Depression Claudette leaves 13 dead in Alabama, can Democrats embrace diversity of views, and Virginia man to row 24 hours straight to raise awareness, funds for Alzheimer's association.
Why didn't Michigan's vaccine push work, people are quitting jobs at an accelerated rate, and the origin of the dad joke.
1 dead, 13 injured in series of drive-by shootings in Arizona, Supreme Court leaves Affordable Care Act intact, and adopted dog walks 40 miles to find her way back to her foster mom.
Biden, Putin discuss prickly issues during first summit, heatwave blankets U.S. Southwest, and Juneteenth moves closer to National Holiday status.
Missed warnings of Capitol riot echo intelligence lapses before shootings, 9/11, Israeli airstrikes target Gaza sites, and Car thefts are on the rise, especially catalytic converters.
Congress members hold moment of silence for 600,000 Americans who died from the pandemic, big upcoming Supreme Court decisions, and scientists bicker over what to call variants.
Israel gets new government to end Netanyahu's 12-year rule, President Biden set to make first NATO visit as President, and Chicago man jumps into Lake Michigan for 365th straight day.
President Biden hits crunch time on vaccinations, Team USA newcomers who benefited from the delay of the Olympics, and the rookie crawfish cooks who are not ready for primetime.
Bipartisan group of Senators reaches agreement on infrastructure proposal, why expiring vaccines are suddenly a big problem, and how to combat the urge to overspend on summer travel.
President Biden warns Russia against 'harmful activities' at start of first official trip, Senators push for infrastructure plan that avoids tax hikes, and 12-year-old graduates high school and college in same week.
President Biden ends infrastructure talks with Senate GOP group, new report highlights severe intelligence failures on Jan. 6, and a herd of wild elephants wandering across China captivates millions.
U.S. retrieves millions in ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers, FDA approves first new Alzheimer's drug in nearly two decades, and Wisconsin father sets new pushup world record to raise money for family of fallen first responders.
At least 3 dead, 6 injured in Florida graduation party shooting, what would a better US immigration system look like, and California woman's wallet returned 46 years after she lost it.
Daycares are struggling to keep workers, tips to make your offer stand out in a competitive seller's market, and electric bikers and cyclists compete for trail space.
President Biden signals flexibility on taxes for infrastructure, child care has a retention problem, and Amazon deliveryman runs into burning home.
Netanyahu rivals agree to form new government to oust Israeli leader, ransomware business achieves critical mass, and man's stolen wallet gets returned 20 years after it went missing.
U.S. says ransomware attack on meatpacker JBS likely from Russia, President Biden meets with Tulsa massacre survivors, and ways exercise helps fight aging.
Miami-Dade police find SUV used in mass shooting submerged in canal, President Biden says democracy 'in peril' in speech honoring fallen troops, and Belgian Abbey reopens brewery after two centuries.
Memorial Day - How pathogens go unnoticed in America's water towers, tips for teens looking for a summer job, and military handlers reunited with their K-9 partners.
Memorial Day weekend collides with surging travel costs, how the pandemic pushed restaurant workers over the edge, and is baking's pandemic popularity just a flash in the pan.
San Jose Shooter was previously questioned by law enforcement over hatred of workplace, despite push by Capitol police, Senate Republicans poised to filibuster bill to create January 6 commission, and one cup a day of this nutritious food reduces the risk of heart disease.
At least eight killed in San Jose shooting, President Biden calls for an intelligence report on origins of the pandemic, and Washington man finds 2.2-carat diamond for engagement ring at Arkansas state park.
George Floyd's family meets with President Biden amid policing overhaul fight, half of U.S. adults are fully inoculated, and what happened when a drug dealer was given a second chance.
New York to drop remote learning in the fall, New Jersey drops mask mandate, suspicious package with white powder sent to Sen. Rand Paul's Kentucky home, and is the nationwide rush to buy face masks finally over.
12 dead, dozens wounded in weekend shootings across the U.S., Democrats, GOP face crowded primaries as party leaders lose control, and how your body tells you that you're consuming "too much" caffeine.
What happens when ex-spouses disagree on kids' vaccines, the rising tide of no-hitters are a big boon for baseball card giant Topps, and what should you do If space junk lands in your yard.
Israel, Hamas cease-fire begins after 11 days of conflict, underpaid workers are putting their foot down, and Kentucky tattoo artists cover hate-filled tattoos for free.
House backs creation of commission on Jan. 6 Capitol riot, Israel and Hamas near cease-fire, and afternoons are the new rush hour in the suburbs.
Gaza deaths mount as Israel says Hamas leaders are its target, House to vote on independent panel to probe Jan. 6 attack, and why the internet is mad at Taco Bell.
U.S. to increase vaccine exports amid global pressure, states move to lift mask requirements, and new study reveals one major side effect of exercising more.
Israel pounds Gaza as fighting enters second week, 4 police officers shot in Birmingham, Alabama, during search warrant execution, and used-car prices surpassed $25,000 for the first time.
Protecting our pipelines from cyber-attack, how you can help young adults suffering from depression, and tiny pools are big in cramped New York.
Fully vaccinated people can stop wearing face masks, gas prices are rising after the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, and Virginia boy sells Pokémon cards to fund treatment for sick puppy.
Colonial pipeline restarts operations after cyberattack, Liz Cheney ousted from House Republican leadership, and tips to save money on that long-overdue vacation.
Gas stations report shortages as pipeline shutdown drags on, death toll grows to at least 40 as violence escalates between Israel, Hamas, and kids boost their pandemic earnings by doing more chores and selling toys on eBay.
Gaza militants, Israel trade new rocket fire and airstrikes, Colonial pipeline shutdown threatens to magnify gasoline-price surge, and police deliver Mother's Day flowers after arresting delivery driver for DUI.
U.S. pipeline shutdown exposes cyber threat to energy sector, things missing from Biden's extensive plans, and High school senior donates college savings after landing prestigious scholarship.
Opioids for pandemic 'long haulers' raise addiction concerns, a preview of a possible summer travel boom, and funny all too real tweets from moms.
Minnesota bank hostage standoff ends with arrest, Army recruit charged after allegedly hijacking school bus, and New Jersey unwanted rescue dog becomes police department's first K-9 in decades.
U.S. backs waiver of intellectual property protection for pandemic vaccines, Liz Cheney's power in the GOP could come to an end, and can the pandemic make us stronger.
Derek Chauvin seeks new trial, states get creative to encourage vaccinations, and how to recycle or dump e-waste.
Mexico City metro overpass collapses, more than 100M people from New Mexico to Delaware at risk of severe weather, and steps for financial spring cleaning.
San Diego smuggling boat capsizes killing 4, damage reported in at least 3 cities after tornadoes tear through Mississippi, and Louisiana car dealer helps homeless man.
Has the pandemic changed where Americans live, these are the pro-vaccine messages people want to hear, and how not to bomb on your job interview.
Religious festival stampede in Israel kills 44, President Biden bets he can remake the economy without any negative side effects, and North Carolina 12-year-old graduating high school, college in same week.
President Biden pushes broad economic agenda in speech to Congress, N.C. judge rejects bid for public release of bodycam videos in Andrew Brown Jr. shooting, and why almost $3 million of Girl Scout cookies are sitting unsold in Atlanta warehouse.
CDC eases face mask guidelines for fully vaccinated people outdoors, what's next for President Biden after the first 100 days, and this high school has nine valedictorians.
Census adds power to GOP strongholds, CDC to update outdoor mask guidelines for vaccinated Americans, and summer vacation destinations.
E.U. set to let vaccinated U.S. tourists visit this summer, foreign powers being jockeying over control of Afghanistan, and drivers won't stop speeding.
Welcome to the YOLO economy, MLB to bring back some novelty foods as restrictions ease, and why 20-somethings are dressing like senior citizens.
President Biden pushes for sharp cut to greenhouse-gas emissions, Daunte Wright funeral draws calls for police reform, and 13-year-old raises thousands to transport seniors to vaccination appointments.
U.S. launches probe into Minneapolis police practices, the President announces 200 million vaccines delivered, and man bowls perfect game with ball containing his father's ashes.
Derek Chauvin guilty of murder in death of George Floyd, Trump's former aides say he whiffed on vaccination legacy, and Texas dog awarded by fire department, animal services for saving his owner's life.
Derek Chauvin's trial goes to jury after closing arguments, Walter Mondale, former Vice President, dies at 93, and most Americans taking wait-and-see approach with ticketed public events.
Closing arguments set for Monday in Derek Chauvin's trial, five hurdles Democrats face to pass an infrastructure bill, and comfort dogs find bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.
Veterans of Afghan war feel torn over the announced pullout, what's behind a spike in "gray" divorces, and Revolutionary War re-enactors rebel against the pandemic.
8 killed in mass shooting at FedEx warehouse in Indianapolis, what does the latest economic data tell us about the recovery, and despite his Parkinson's disease, this man aims to hike the entire Appalachian Trail.
The officer who killed Daunte Wright charged with second-degree manslaughter, experts battle it out in the trial of Derek Chauvin, and short shorts for men.
Police Chief, officer resign in wake of Daunte Wright killing, what could be the ripple effects of the J&J vaccine rollout pause, and 6-year-old gets hero's welcome back to school after completing cancer treatment.
In Knoxville school shooting, student Is killed after firing on police, CDC chief says Michigan should shut things down, and Americans' streaming habits reflect what life will sound like after the pandemic.
Severe storms in the South leave at least 3 dead, thousands without power in Florida, protests erupt after police fatally shoot black man in traffic stop near Minneapolis, and New Jersey server receives almost $2G after customer refuses to tip over pandemic rules.
How the pandemic inoculations were pulled off, moving forward after a loss, and welcome back to the barbershop.
President Biden outlines new gun-control measures, Texas mass shooting leaves at least one dead, others seriously injured, and Florida man drives lawn mower across state on mission to help Habitat for Humanity.
President Biden to unveil gun restrictions, lawyers in Derek Chauvin's trial argue over George Floyd's words, and Texas man runs from Disneyland to Disney World.
President Biden says all U.S. adults should be eligible for vaccine by April 19, Derek Chauvin murder-trial testimony focuses on police training, and gift card scams are on the rise.
Derek Chauvin violated department policies, Minneapolis Police Chief says, GOP sharpens criticism of corporate pushback on GOP voting laws, and tales from the Men's NCAA tournament bubble.
Republicans mobilize for showdown against infrastructure bill, job growth looks take off, and Gonzaga-Baylor is finally happening.
Why ships keep crashing, can being stressed be good for your health, and here come the cicadas.
Supervisor says in trial that Derek Chauvin used force longer than necessary, nobody wants to pay for Biden's build-everything plan, and apps and services helping young stock buyers think long term.
What's in Biden's $2 trillion infrastructure, Derek Chauvin defends actions with George Floyd at trial, and toilet paper prices to rise.
Witnesses in Derek Chauvin trial recount toll of George Floyd's final minutes, journalists allowed inside facility for migrant children at US-Mexico, and Girl Scout breaks cookie-selling record with more than 30,000 boxes sold.
President Joe Biden pushes mask mandate, trial of Derek Chauvin in George Floyd's death opens with clash over evidence, and Texas dog helped fight off knife-wielding home intruder.
Jury to hear opening arguments in Derek Chauvin trial for George Floyd's death, ship blocking Suez Canal is mostly freed, and pets and pet spending during the Pandemic.
How sports helped with the pandemic, why NFT's are the hottest thing in collectibles, and two accidents that nearly killed her motivated this woman to make a 2,190-mile solo hike.
At least 5 dead as multiple tornadoes pummel Alabama, Democrats face questions over agenda, and some yearn for their commutes after a year of working from home.
Boulder shooting sparks calls for gun control, North Korea fires ballistic missiles for first time in nearly a year, and 12-year-old donates 200 laptops to students through GoFundMe.
Suspect charged with 10 counts of murder in Boulder shooting, President Biden calls for stronger gun control, and things not to buy with your $1,400 stimulus check.
Colorado supermarket shooter kills 10, including police officer, is an infrastructure plan doable with this Congress, and California teacher sings affirmations ahead of tests to inspire students.
Miami beach declares state of emergency to reduce spring break crowds, Homeland Security Secretary defends border policy, and A Virginia restaurant is giving away free meals, no questions asked.
How to combat persistent sleep issues, why giant jeans are making a comeback, and could these long-gone vehicles make a comeback.
U.S., Chinese diplomats clash at start of first talks of Biden presidency, House passes bills offering Dreamers path to citizenship, and most Americans don't plan to spend their stimulus checks right away.
Atlanta shooting suspect told police he targeted massage parlors because of sex addiction, what employers have learned during the pandemic, and this is how much weight the average person actually gained during the pandemic.
Atlanta-area shootings at spas leave eight dead, President Biden tells potential migrants don't come to the US, and stimulus check recipients will save most of the $1,400.
President Biden kicks off stimulus tour, southern border crisis might sink White House immigration plan, and why you don't want to post a selfie with your vaccine card.
Dangerous winter storm batters western U.S, lawmakers blame opposing parties over border surge, and here's why your stimulus payment may still be pending.
How have our behaviors changed since the pandemic started, it's time to consider 3D printed homes, and forget what you think happiness is.
President Biden signs $1.9 trillion relief bill, N.Y. Governor Andrew Cuomo will face impeachment investigation, and Netflix is testing a new feature to crack down on shared passwords.
House passes $1.9 trillion stimulus bill, aide says Governor Cuomo groped her, and relief checks and tax scammers are inventing new ways to steal from you this spring.
Biden's Covid-19 package on the verge of passing, more states cities ease coronavirus restrictions and body language tips for all those virtual meetings.
Pandemic aid bill heads back to House after Senate vote, calls grow for NY Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign, and a Pennsylvania town surprised its UPS driver with a $1,000 gift.
Unprecedented numbers of students have disappeared during the pandemic, where have all the work friends gone, and we have become a nation of video streamers during the pandemic.
Senate advances Democrats' pandemic relief aid bill, NY Governor Cuomo advisers altered report on nursing-home deaths, and veteran leaves home for first time in 2 years after volunteers build wheelchair ramp.
House cancels Thursday session after security agencies cite risk of new violence, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he won't resign, and a good boy gets reunited with his owner.
Texas Governor lifts mask mandate plans to open state 100-percent, President Biden expects U.S. to have inoculations for all adults by end of May, and 8-year-old Wisconsin girl creates charity to help homeless children.
NY Governor Andrew Cuomo accused by third woman of unwanted sexual advances, DHS will seek to reunify in U.S. migrant families separated under Trump, and Texas mail carrier sends get-well package to single mother battling pandemic.
What will the approval of the J&J vaccine mean for the immunization effort, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo responds to sex-harassment claims, and A troop made up of homeless girls is on a mission to sell Girl Scout cookies in all 50 states.
Why grandparents can't find inoculations, loneliest class in Congress wonders how to make friends, and fast-food fans demand return of old favorites.
President Biden rescinds Trump-era immigration restrictions, Johnson & Johnson's vaccine may curb virus spread, and how this 105-year-old beat the pandemic.
FBI alert about possible 'war' against Congress reached D.C. and Capitol Police on eve of attack, could we see an economic boom after the pandemic, and a business suit that's pajamas, too.
President Biden remembers the more than 500,000 pandemic victims, how America botched the inoculation rollout, and restaurant owner spent $2,000 from his advertising money to promote his competitors.
Texas faces storm aftermath, looking into Joe Biden's coronavirus goals, and strangers took in a delivery driver for 5 days after she was stranded in the Texas storm.
In Texas, desperate families take risks to stay warm, the case for plain vanilla, and building an ice rink in your backyard.
Texans devastated by ice storm hunt empty shelves for food and water, NASA lands Perseverance rover safely on Mars, and how you can help Texas during the winter weather emergency.
More ice and snow could be on its way to an already battered US, President Biden optimistic US will be in 'very different circumstance' with pandemic by Christmas, and what are the insurance implications of working from home.
U.S. administers 52.9 million doses of pandemic inoculations, Washington moves on from impeachment, and here are the most surprising facts about every American president.
People are finding ways to skip the vaccine waiting list, rethinking the sustainable electric automobile, and why new investors bought stock during the pandemic.
Recapping the second day of impeachment hearings, CDC recommends double masks to help protect against pandemic, and Florida kindergartener reunites with military mom.
Senate votes to proceed with Trump impeachment trial, 1 dead, 4 injured in Allina Health clinic shooting, and 7-year-old with cerebral palsy crawls to his family's rescue.
Democrats' plan offers $1,400 stimulus checks at same income levels as previous rounds, Former President Trump's lawyers call impeachment trial political theater, Cincinnati 'tip war' raises over $34,000 for restaurant workers in hometown rivalry.
Brady leads the Buccaneers to a Super Bowl win, why partisan pressures weigh heavily on the Coronavirus stimulus deal and the credit card perks you should be insisting on this year.
Why you haven't seen a sit-down Biden interview yet, what's behind the surge in online sports betting, and 9 of last 10 Super Bowl teams have soccer interests.
Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is removed from House committees over controversial social media posts, Johnson & Johnson asks for emergency approval for its vaccine and what to expect from this year's Super Bowl ads.
Democrats push ahead on pandemic relief, Republicans back conspiracy-driven Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Chicago USPS mail carrier helped rescue 89-year-old woman who fell and couldn't get up.
President Biden presses case for large aid package, ghost kitchens find a home in empty hotels, and Washington state church raises $300,000 to wipe away medical burden for families.
President Biden meets Republicans to discuss stimulus plan, snow, wind hammer U.S. Northeast, and investor puts GameStop gains to good use at Texas children's hospital.
What role could J&J have in the national rollout, snowstorm pounds Midwest, Northeast, and four-year-old girl discovers 220 million-year-old dinosaur footprint at a beach in Wales.
Has the transition to electric vehicles just been greatly accelerated, you may need a better mask, and why some men are still wearing suits.
President Biden pushes to address climate change, DHS issues its first national terrorism bulletin for domestic extremists, and why are certain stocks boomeranging.
Biden administration to buy enough doses to vaccinate most Americans by end of summer, most Republican Senators reject constitutionality of impeachment, and New Jersey policeman adopts abandoned pit bull found by officers.
President Biden signs "Buy American" order for government procurement, House Democrats deliver Trump impeachment charge to Senate, and dog spent days outside Turkish hospital waiting for owner.
Democrats press ahead with second impeachment trial, how a Biden stimulus plan could impact wages, and the Mega Millions lottery winner will get a huge tax bill.
Amid crises, Joe Biden and the establishment step back in, healthy foods that can ruin your diet, and a workout for your mental health.
President Biden moves to jump-start pandemic fight, what does the future hold for Mike Pence, and Arkansas restaurant raises $9G for food bank despite coronavirus challenges.
Joe Biden calls on the nation to 'start afresh' at inauguration as 46th President, Democrats officially take control, and Capitol Police officer who faced down mob escorts Harris at inauguration.
With Joe Biden taking over the establishment steps back In, Trump pardons issues pardons to friends and supporters, and some inauguration trivia.
How will the GOP move forward without Trump, what is causing vaccine delays, and "healthy" foods that can ruin your diet.
Pro-Trump protests quiet amid massive police presence across, U.S, Biden plans 'roughly a dozen' day one executive actions, and Georgia student who walked 7 miles to work each day receives new car through woman's act of kindness.
Why this impeachment was different for some Republicans, CES showcases how to get the most from work from home, and why are sea shanties everywhere on TikTok.
President-Elect Joe Biden proposes $1.9 Trillion pandemic relief package, U.S. says Capitol rioters meant to 'capture and assassinate' officials, and how to care for aging parents.
President Trump impeached by the House for second time, criminal charges proliferate against members Capitol mob, and young Montana girl writes letter to officer injured in Capitol riots.
VP Pence won't invoke 25th Amendment, YouTube suspends Trump's channel after violating policy on inciting violence, and French wine headed home after year in space.
'Several' Capitol police officers suspended over pro-Trump riot, Democrats, GOP face defining moments after Capitol riot, and Amazon, Walmart tell consumers to skip returns of unwanted items.
House to move to impeach the President, arrests made of Captial rioters including man seen with zip-ties, and money raised for a homeless man who returned a wallet.
A single day shakes two presidencies, January is National Blood Donor month, and gyms test winter workouts.
Capitol Police say officer has died of injuries sustained in Capitol riots, why the 25th Amendment continues to be raised, and new car prices continue to rise.
Joe Biden certified as 46th President of the United States, four dead, dozens arrested after rioters storm capitol, and January is National Blood Donor month.
Warnock wins in Georgia run-offs as elections stay close, how will the GOP move forward, and Minnesota boys earnings to a restaurant after tip theft.
When will everyone be able to get the vaccine, Georgia prepares for run-off election, and Massachusetts cop buys Christmas dinner for women caught stealing groceries.
President of the United States pressured Georgia Secretary of State to 'find' votes, things to know about Congress and electoral votes, and Philadelphia cook drops pizzas out his window for charity.
What's in the $900 billion relief bill, companies seek to green the grid with trash gas, and Americans want 'smarter' money d ecisions to be their New Year's resolution.
Happy New Year -- How pandemic aid attracted hordes of scammers, 10 pandemic changes to sports business that are here to stay, and the heartwarming stories of 2020.
Case of highly infectious UK variant of coronavirus identified in California, police say they tried to contact Nashville bombing suspect after 2019 warning, and why four teams dominate the college football playoff.
Mitch McConnell blocks vote on bigger stimulus checks, pandemic budget crunches sink Democrats' hopes for expanding health insurance, and the onesie snowsuit makes a comeback.
House votes to boost stimulus checks to $2,000 with bipartisan support, investigators are looking at 'any and all possible motives' after identifying Nashville bomber, and supermarket chain gives $200K in gift cards to struggling restaurants amid pandemic.
Trump signs relief and government funding bill into law, Nashville bombing suspect Anthony Quinn Warner died in explosion, and what to do with your old Christmas tree.
The unfinished business of office diversity training, ways to spend your remaining FSA dollars, and saying good riddance to 2020.
Christmas Day - Teaching during the pandemic, how to say no to large gatherings, and why your used delivery boxes are a hot commodity.
President Trump vetoes bipartisan Defense bill, Christmas week winter storm will bring snow, high winds and heavy rain, and Boston startup delivering holiday spirit during pandemic.
The President threatens to upend stimulus package, Trump pardons Blackwater contractors jailed for massacre of Iraq civilians, and two dads' cookie competition turns into nationwide movement to bake for essential workers.
Congress passes Covid-19 relief, top Treasury Department officials were targeted by the massive cyberattack and the new role for dads during Covid quarantines.
How to protect yourself against porch pirates, tech gift ideas for everyone in your holiday list, and ex-Capitol Hill staffers build a food pantry.
Pandemic aid talks face time pressure, more hacking attacks found as officials warn of 'grave risk' to U.S. government, and man turns in $3,000 found on sidewalk, saves family's Christmas.
Lawmakers near relief deal with second round of stimulus checks, do Americans trust the vaccine, and drinking red wine and eating cheese could reduce cognitive decline.
Congressional leaders say they are closer to stimulus deal, Moderna vaccine found to be highly effective, and it's going to be a make-or-break holiday season for certain retailers.
Joe Biden officially captures enough electoral votes to win the presidency, William Barr to resign as Attorney General, and Florida man pays neighbors' utility bills for 2nd straight Christmas.
U.S. vaccine campaign launches with first shipments, Electoral College will vote today, and good Samaritan pays off $65K in layaway items at Walmart.
Disbelief saddles health-care workers, why more men are seeking help with their relationships, and catching chess cheaters.
FDA panel endorses latest vaccine, McConnell rejects bipartisan White House-backed relief plan, and over 900 Dairy Queen customers 'pay it forward' at Minnesota drive-thru.
U.S. nears final vaccine review as daily national deaths top 3,250, Facebook hit with antitrust lawsuits, and Florida sheriff deputies deliver meals to kids doing virtual school.
FDA says Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is safe, Supreme Court denies long-shot Republican bid to block Pennsylvania election results, and Chicago 7-year-old raises money for hospital's pandemic gear.
First person in the world given Pfizer's vaccine, Georgia again certifies Joe Biden's win, and here's your guide to holiday tipping during the pandemic.
New stay-at-home orders set take effect for millions of Californians, Joe Biden makes picks for key public health roles, and Atlanta raises $150G in a day to help eatery facing closure.
Teaching during a pandemic, changes to the sports business that are here to stay, and holiday toys kids want.
U.S. sets single-day records for pandemic cases, President-Elect Joe Biden to suggest 100 days of masks after inauguration, and youth vaping rates have plunged during lockdown.
U.S. pandemic hospitalizations reach 100,000, why President-Elect Joe Biden should embrace moderate, practical solutions, and humpback whale boosts spirits in struggling Alaskan town.
Justice Department investigating 'bribery conspiracy scheme' involving presidential pardon, Attorney-General Barr says no evidence of voter fraud, and couple uses deposit from canceled wedding to feed hundreds on Thanksgiving.
Moderna asks health regulators to authorize its covid-19 vaccine, Arizona, Wisconsin certify narrow victories for Joe Biden, and Louisville coffee shop customer pays it forward with random act of kindness.
Black Friday was a bust for many stores, De Blasio to reopen New York elementary schools in reversal, and Turkey leftovers pile up after pandemic-constrained Thanksgiving.
Getting a coronavirus vaccine from loading dock to upper arm could be tricky, the biggest political turkeys of 2020, and is the car owner's manual history.
Holiday shopping is different this year, tens of thousands left the president option blank, and how the pandemic has changed our grocery shopping habits forever.
Thanksgiving - Why 2020 now represents a turning point, toward parts unknown, the seasonal hazard of working from home, and tips for a cozier Zoom Thanksgiving.
Officials urge Americans to stay home over the holiday, how thousands of scarce covid shots could go to waste, and here's why Thanksgiving is always on the fourth Thursday of November.
Presidential transition process to begin after weeks of delay, Biden picks Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary, and holiday shopping is different this year.
AstraZeneca vaccine can be 90% effective, Joe Biden picks Antony Blinken for Secretary of State, and majority of Americans say they got the worst sleep in 2020.
Why the pandemic is creating a run on dry ice, why are some careers more likely to end a marriage, and Washington restaurant that feeds homeless saved from closing.
CDC urges Americans not to travel for Thanksgiving, Sitting President claims broad conspiracy to manipulate election, and FedEx driver gives new basketball hoop to Indiana boy in act of kindness.
Pandemic deaths top 250,000 as New York City schools halt in-person classes, Georgia Secretary of State says Joe Biden likely to maintain lead after recount, and teens glued to screens need sleep and reality checks.
The President fires top cybersecurity official who defended integrity of election, new coronavirus restrictions in place as record 73,000 hospitalized, and runaway dog from Canada crosses border into United States.
President-Elect Joe Biden says delayed transition could affect coronavirus response, vote recount in Georgia finds over 2,600 ballots in Floyd County, and mystery Texas woman returns boy to his family after he gets off at the wrong bus stop.
U.S. COVID-19 cases cross 11 million as pandemic intensifies, 4 astronauts make history as SpaceX's 'Resilience' launches for International Space Station, and Pennsylvania group delivers thousands of cookies to frontline workers during pandemic.
Testing and data woes challenge U.S. covid-19 response, college football limps toward the pandemic season's conclusion, and things parents should stop wasting their money on.
Joe Biden flips Arizona as Trump keeps transition in limbo, Chicago and Detroit told to hunker down as pandemic surges, and things to know about Friday the 13th.
Georgia to recount all votes in Presidential race by hand, Joe Biden focuses on transition, the Early-Bird Special is now everyone's favorite restaurant reservation.
Supreme Court Justices question GOP States' case against ACA, President-Elect Joe Biden not worried about Trump during the transition, and Missouri deputy surprises son after Afghanistan deployment in emotional reunion.
Joe Biden kicks off transition focused on coronavirus, Trump fires Mark Esper as Defense Secretary, and Bills fans donate over $100G to Buffalo hospital to honor Josh Allen's grandmother.
President-Elect Biden charts course for new administration, Alex Trebek, host of 'Jeopardy!' for nearly 37 seasons, dies at 80, and it won't be a year without a Santa Claus, as malls turn to portable igloos and virtual visits to save the holiday tradition.
The one priority we have, no matter who wins, how coronavirus changed the election, and Steelers surprise Allegheny County election workers with catered dinner.
Americans still waiting for vote totals in key states, President Trump rages against Democratic votes, and a single Ohio man adopts 5 siblings so they wouldn't be separated.
The presidential election comes down to a few states, Trump campaign opens legal fronts in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia, and these companies will get rich off the 2020 election.
Trump, Biden locked in close election contest, Democrats flip Senate seat in Colorado, Republicans win in Alabama, and why can't we vote from our smartphone.
America heads to the polls today, how can you stay safe while voting in-person, and things to do on Election Night instead of freaking out.
President Trump and Joe Biden target battleground states, schools weigh plans for rapid COVID-19 tests, and 6 ways small businesses can boost holiday sales in 2020 amid the pandemic.
High stakes for calling the election, how to cope with election week stress, and neighbors stepped in to help with a Halloween tradition.
Record-breaking early voting in U.S. election tops 80 million, U.S. death toll from Hurricane Zeta rises to six, and Massachusetts restaurant 'shocked' by $700 tip.
Supreme Court declines to disturb ballot deadlines in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Hurricane Zeta makes landfall in southeastern Louisiana, and Colorado firefighters battling wildfire leave apology note after cutting fence to save home.
President Trump and Joe Biden pound the pavement as election day nears, Philadelphia sees more unrest after latest police shooting, and family builds 'Hogwarts Castle' to lift neighborhood's spirits during Halloween.
Amy Coney Barrett sworn in as Supreme Court Justice, 2 wildfires in California's Orange County force 85K evacuations, and cold temperatures, vitamin A can help the body burn more fat.
President Trump, Joe Biden in final full week of campaigning as virus looms large, hundreds of thousands lose power as Northern California braces for more wildfires, and is political speech protected in the workplace.
President Trump, Joe Biden in final full week of campaigning as virus looms large, hundreds of thousands lose power as Northern California braces for more wildfires, and is political speech protected in the workplace.
Parents and child-care providers are still struggling as the pandemic drags on, seasonal hazards for working at home, and money tips from the "NFL's Biggest Saver."
Candidates more civil in final debate, Russian hacks prompt election warning, and 2020 Hess holiday truck honors first responders.
U.S. intelligence agencies say Iran, Russia have tried to interfere in 2020 election, Purdue Pharma reaches $8.34 billion settlement over opioid probes, and keeping it civil in the cul-de-sac.
Justice Department hits Google with antitrust lawsuit, Trump and Biden trade shots as last debate approaches, and 94-year-old traveled more than 300 miles each way just so she could vote.
Presidential candidates' microphones to be muted in parts of final debate, Pelosi, Mnuchin work to reach deal before Tuesday deadline, and this 14-year-old girl won a $25K prize for a discovery that could lead to a cure for Covid-19.
President Trump and Nancy Pelosi talk relief but no deal, daily U.S. coronavirus cases fall below 60,000, and paralyzed South Dakota high school senior scores touchdown in one of team's final games.
We look at how more than 1 million people could lose their vote on Nov. 03, how working moms can thrive during Covid, and why there is less "hanky-panky" on TV.
Town halls show two distinct styles, dealing with covid stress, and do you really need a new iPhone.
Amy Coney Barrett closes out testimony, how SCOTUS nominations became an all-out war, and 13-year-old creates 'COVID memorial quilt' to pay tribute to lives lost in the pandemic.
Amy Coney Barrett faced 2nd day of questions, Florida is a swing state again, and vacation home demand soars.
Recapping the first day of Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Johnson & Johnson pauses a Covid-19 clinical trial due to an illness and what we've learned after seven months of the coronavirus pandemic.
Supreme Court nominee hearings set up partisan battle ahead of election, White House seeks limited coronavirus relief bill, and Minnesota community comes together to build a disabled Navy vet a ramp.
What can we expect from a winter COVID-19 second wave, how do you reinvent your career, and how you can literally live under a rock until after the election.
Six Charged in alleged plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer, President Trump maps return to campaign trail after White House says COVID-19 treatment complete, and toddler drags a life-size skeleton everywhere he goes.
Kamala Harris and Mike Pence hit the debate floor last night, Hurricane Delta restrengthens to Category 2, and family's cat found 23 months after Camp Fire disappearance.
President Trump halts Covid-19 relief aid talks, Eddie Van Halen dies at 65, and high-interest retail cards remain unchanged despite rate cuts.
White House press secretary and two aides have tested positive for coronavirus, U.S. faces shortage of up to 8 billion meals in next 12 months, and Georgia pastor shocks pregnant Waffle House waitress with $12G tip.
President Trump's medical status unclear as doctors say he could be discharged, New York City to close schools in some neighborhoods due to rising covid-19 cases, and Disney employee starts food pantry for thousands of coworkers laid off, furloughed amid coronavirus.
The coronavirus' alarming impact on the body, how to help your employees survive Covid-19, and bringing fun back.
President Trump and First Lady Melania Test positive for covid-19, Trump campaign opposes changing debate rules, and Vietnam veteran's ID tag returned to North Dakota widow after found in Russia.
Commission considers changes to format after a raucous first debate, President Trump signs bill to fund the Government and avoid shutdown, and Florida firefighters make history as department's first all-female crew.