Dan Graeber

Health experts advising the CDC last week said they were concerned the side effects of a COVID-19 vaccine may deter some people from getting the full treatment.

From Goldman Sachs to California headquarters, diversity is becoming a corporate buzz word.

A measure that would ban the import of good produced in forced-labor camps in China passed through the House of Representatives in September on a 406-to-3 vote.

Even with the promise of a vaccine, Fauci is urging people to remain vigilant against COVID-19 during the holidays.

LG Chem will double its battery production capacity to keep up with the demand from Tesla in the Chinese market.

If every sale used the program last year, Amazon would have raised an estimated $480 million for charity.

As early as May, Chang said the government needed to step in to prop up the struggling food and beverage industry.

A fact-check from The Washington Post found most of those arrested during summer protests in Minnesota didn’t have to pay a cash bail.

Kushner headed to Riyadh with Brian Hook, President Trump’s former point man on Iran, in tow.

Malliotakis and Nancy Mace are among the women that helped Republicans eat away at the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives.

An investigation alleges that Australian soldiers in Afghanistan may have committed war crimes by killing prisoners and unarmed civilians.

Ford Motor Co. could save as much as 290 tons of paper annually by making a digital version of its user’s manual.

Financial planners say shooting for a magic figure might not be the best strategy to go by when considering your retirement options.

US recycling is drawing less from the office paper supply and more on your old pizza cartons and cardboard boxes during the pandemic.

Redefining your at-home work space, as well as redefining parts of your everyday life, are just some of the ways to take control of things during the pandemic.

Tax officials in Italy at one point were ordered to seize anything of value from the soccer legend.

The airline industry is struggling to stay afloat because of international travel restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the wider recall, the national highway safety administration found no injuries related to the defect.

Utah authorities discover strange metal obelisk reminiscent of the one in the "2001: A Space Odyssey" sci-fi classic.

A 2017 study found many girls in the United Kingdom are embarrassed to buy period products, and some have problems even paying for them.

Deliveries services such as UPS and FedEx are preparing for a busy holiday season that could include vaccines for COVID-19.

Michael Flynn confessed to lying to FBI officials about a conversation related to sanctions with a Russian diplomat, but later withdrew his guilty plea.

For November, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 11% so far, but has managed only a 3% gain year-to-date.

While health officials urge Americans to limit their holiday gatherings given the increase in cases of COVID-19, the show must go on for the Trump White House.

Despite state health orders, the premier for New South Wales entered into parliamentary chambers without knowing she tested negative for COVID-19.

Comcast to impose data limits on its Xfinity customers in 17 states in the Northeast, a meter already in place in other parts of the US market.

Russian citizens will get the Sputnik V vaccine free of charge, though the Kremlin said President Putin won’t get early access.

Trump outlined a national security strategy during his first months in office that prioritizes U.S. interests about all else.

Some of the funds supporting the Social Security program may run dry as soon as 2035, a study from The Urban Institute found.