Dan Graeber

A winter weather system making its way east from the Colorado Rockies could create dangerous travel conditions by mid-week.

A tally from the Associated Press found at least 200 politicians in the United States have contracted COVID-19, including the president.

Former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said once that snakebites are ‘the biggest public health crisis you’ve never heard of.’

We don't know the case numbers for COVID-19 at the North Pole, but cases in Greenland, the closest landmass, are quite low.

The snowiest Christmas Day on record was in 1978, when Burlington, Vt., saw nearly 17 inches of snow.

Defense arguments on Second Amendment grounds could open the door to a presidential pardon, though state crimes could still be prosecuted.

A test mandated by drivers carrying goods over the French border with the United Kingdom yields questionable results.

House Democrats said they already have amended legislation that would send larger stimulus checks to individual taxpayers.

Lawmakers tied the relief act to $4.7 billion in foreign aid -- and Americans aren't happy about it.

The White House as early as May proposed expanding tax credits for corporate meals as a way to support restaurants during the pandemic.

The latest stimulus measure as proposed would supplement state unemployment insurance with $300 a week and send another $600 to individual taxpayers.

From why Christmas falls on Dec. 25 to whether or not there were really only the three wise men, we take a look at some popular Christmas legends.

One bar owner in Minnesota is staying open in defiance of state orders. Many say breaking the rules is necessary to keep their businesses running.

Differences remain over the size of direct payments to U.S. taxpayers, but there’s a broad agreement that lawmakers need to act now.

A 1993 agreement bars the money-making resort from being used as a permanent residence.

Senate majority leader predicts deal but expects tough talks on direct payments.

Facebook ran national newspaper ads calling out Apple out for its privacy measures.

Don’t let your kids miss out on some fun in the snow, a West Virginia school superintendent said ahead of a major storm.

Fox News host Tucker Carlson says Dr. Jill Biden’s terminal degree holds as much weight as a popular brand of soda.

Lawmakers from both sides are scrambling to avoid a no-deal Brexit before the end of the year.

Taken before the first inoculations in the United States, most of those surveyed in a Fox News poll said they’d get vaccinated against COVID-19.

It took courage for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to acknowledge Biden’s victory on the Senate floor, Rep. Jackie Speier said.

Barr issued a two-page resignation letter to the president on Monday, saying he’d leave the Trump administration on Dec. 23.

Biden will be the oldest person ever to assume the presidency when he’s sworn into office on Jan. 20.

The U.S. committed to distributing enough COVID-19 vaccines so that about one-third of the total population can be inoculated by March.

Get ready for snow days and possible power outages.

A 2004 study found the more that younger people were exposed to alcohol advertisements, the more likely they were to drink.

A suspected state-backed breach of IT company SolarWinds follows similar incidents for cybersecurity firm FireEye

On the prospects of passing complex legislation, Manchin warns against letting ‘perfect be the enemy of the good.’