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The president, who spent the day working in isolation, called the House majority whip to congratulate him on his NAACP…
President Biden, 79, has tested positive for COVID-19, but he is said to have mild symptoms and is on the…
Temporary menstrual changes may be more of a side effect of the COVID-19 vaccine than previously understood, new research finds.
Airlines are grabbing headlines, but Amtrak remains a major mode of travel throughout the U.S.—and the current mandate is no…
Los Angeles County, home to 10 million residents, may return to an indoor mask mandate if trends in hospital admissions…
The New York Democrat will follow federal health guidelines and quarantine this week while working remotely.
After several years adrift, Antonio McGowan was finally able to regain his footing with the help of the Hinds County…
A white Kentucky man faces up to five years in prison after infiltrating a fifth grade Zoom class and using…
“When you are a no-show for your own event, that’s how powerful COVID can be,” HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra said…
Many Americans were likely cleaning out closets during COVID-19 stay-at-home orders. Those items filled community thrift shops.
Still, close to half also say it would be a good thing if virtual options for health care, for community…
COVID-19 is still killing hundreds of Americans each day, but is not nearly as dangerous as it was last fall…
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said cases were on the rise in 110 countries, mostly driven by the omicron variants…
The panel voted 19-2 that COVID-19 boosters should contain some version of the super-contagious omicron variant.
Before the pandemic, there was no room in the budget for Kate Murphy's children to buy lunch at school. She…
Pfizer announced Saturday that tweaking its COVID-19 vaccine to better target the omicron variant is safe and works.
While infection numbers remain in flux, travel restrictions are easing around the world. Here's where things are back to the…
Black and Latino Americans are more likely than whites or non-Hispanic people to continue wearing masks in public.
U.S. kids under the age of 5 years old — roughly 18 million youngsters — are eligible for the COVID-19…
The pandemic has highlighted disparities in structural improvements and air quality in schools—and how both can impair learning.