The U.S economy started the new year off in a strong way, adding 467,000 new jobs in January despite concerns that the Omicron variant would cut into the numbers.
As the complimentary at-home COVID tests the federal government provided begin showing up in mailboxes, some users may find that the results of the tests are not as accurate as they had hoped.
This year's theme is "Close the Care Gap," which aims to understand and recognize the inequities in cancer care around the globe.
Jessica Estep was fully vaccinated, but her cancer battle had already left her severely immunocompromised.
Ramon Torres and his family were featured in the 2021 Statesman Season for Caring program before his demise.
Cities such as St. Louis, Missouri, and Cleveland, Ohio, are expected to experience up to 10 inches of snow, while Buffalo, New York, could get up to 12 inches.
Michael Robertson was arrested five years after Akia Eggleston went missing from Baltimore.
A butterfly sanctuary located on the Texas-Mexico border is closing its doors due to conspiracy theorists who believe it was helping smuggle illegal immigrants into the U.S.
Medicaid will cover over-the-counter COVID-19 tests in spring.
Michigan is set to join a growing number of states that are eliminating sales tax on tampons and other menstrual products.
The winter storm that has been on watch all week is now in full blast all over the U.S. The winter weather is expected to continue until the end of the week.
To win the Powerball jackpot, players must match six numbers on their ticket to the drawn six-number combination.
Initial unemployment claims for the last week of January beat forecasted expectations.
Research from the Imperial College London suggests that people that have a higher T cell count are less likely to contract COVID-19.
Multiple regions across the United States have been placed under Winter Storm Warnings as a “large-scale and massive winter storm” is expected to bring cold temperatures and outages in several areas.
These sturdy, medium-sized dogs grow to about 55–75 pounds and typically live to be about 10–12 years old.
The day serves as a reminder to support families who experience the trauma of losing their loved ones.
A regular floor session was canceled at the Alaska House of Representatives on Wednesday following COVID-19 exposure among a “large portion” of members.
Diana Crouch, 28, had to spend a total of 139 days in the hospital while battling COVID-19 during her pregnancy.
The restaurant owner's daughter has allegedly been using Taste of Sicily's Facebook page to promote the use of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19.
The 26-year-old from Texas went through a near-death ordeal, battling the virus.
Qualified patients in Mississippi can purchase up to nearly 3 ounces of cannabis flower each month under the newly signed Senate Bill 2095.
Doctors said the recipient has been "off dialysis with excellent kidney function" since the transplant.
A middle school student at the Sheldon Independent School District claimed that he was forced by an older student inside a clothes dryer. Now, the boy’s mother wants action following the incident she believes involved bullying.
More than 1,780 fully vaccinated residents have now died of COVID-19 in Massachusetts.
The CDC predicted that the United States could reach a total of 933,000 to 965,000 COVID-19 deaths by Feb. 26.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom granted $45 million to programs aimed at housing the over 160,000 homeless people.
Experts said it is possible to create concealable devices that, using moderate amounts of energy, would direct electromagnetic energy or ultrasound waves to cause damage in a targeted person.
Starting this week, the army will begin discharging service members who refuse to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Former FDA chief Scott Gottlieb has a suggestion for the CDC; bring an end to student mask mandates.