Dan Graeber

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough sounded off on the pro-Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol.

While state governors scramble to get the first doses of vaccines against COVID-19 in distribution, top officials say the early struggles are coming to an end.

A House leader called for hearings over the lack of adequate police response following violence at the nation’s capital.

Chicago school teachers worry the city’s plans to return to the classroom would put them at risk.

Romney fended off an ardent President Donald Trump supporter during an airport confrontation.

The tech-heavy Nasdaq was down early on Wednesday as investors fretted over a U.S. crackdown on big tech.

The global economy is expected to expand this year, but will still remain below levels from before the pandemic.

The exchange made the decision after talking with U.S. regulators.

New York will fine health care institutions if they don’t clear out their vaccine inventory.

The President-elect wants to see schools reopened during his first 100 days in office, though the power of the federal government is somewhat limited.

Google employers made their case for collective action Monday in an opinion piece in The New York Times.

The U.S. government said it would appeal the British decision to block Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from extradition.

The U.S. government rolled back the expected approval date for the AstraZeneca vaccine, citing concerns over its effectiveness in older patients.

If your New Years' resolutions include being better with money, take a look at these savvy money strategies for 2021.

YouTube videos that caught our attention last year were broad, ranging from the disturbing to the, well, somewhat annoying.

Online alcohol sales at the start of the pandemic increased more than 200% from the previous year.

The federal goal for inoculations against COVID-19 is barely 20% of the way to the goal it set for itself for December.

California residents were dealt a final reminder of the joys of 2020 with tremors near the Bay Area early Thursday.

From the serious to the not-so-serious, we take a look at some of the wilder conspiracy theories that gained traction in 2020.

Little confessed to nearly 100 murders and authorities are continuing to investigate some of his claims.

Teams from a Swedish urban search and rescue agency are in Norway assisting those responding to a massive landslide.

Florida and California are on polar opposites when it comes to restrictions and their respective economies show it.

Norway’s prime minister expressed sympathy for those impacted by an ongoing landslide in a village northeast of the capital, Oslo.

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards can call a special election to fill any congressional seat vacated in the state.

New shot joins Pfizer-BioNTech version as U.K. Fights Mutant Strain

Returned to service after two deadly crashes occurred months apart, the return of the 737 MAX may have come at the wrong moment.

Americans didn’t spend their past stimulus checks in a way that adequately supported economic growth.

Croatia on Tuesday was rocked by its second major earthquake in as many days, though casualties so far are minimal.

There’s little evidence to suggest that the virus that causes COVID-19 can linger for very long on surfaces.