Giulia Campos

After three years together, Elon Musk and Grimes are officially "semi-separated."

As the Sept. 30 deadline for the government funding agreement looms, preparations for a possible shutdown begin.

Advisers to the CDC recommend the Pfizer booster shot to specific high risk groups.

Insurers are pros at mitigating risk except when it comes to the climate crisis.

Brian Laundrie, the fiance of deceased YouTuber Gabby Petito, has been missing since Sept. 14.

The shooting for the three teenagers marks Louisville's 145th homicide of the year, officials said.

After months of negotiation, bipartisan group of lawmakers could not reach consensus on how to hold police officers accountable.

The World Health Organization released new air pollution guidelines to protect the millions affected by low air quality.

The remains found in Wyoming are confirmed to belong to Petito and the manner of death was a homicide.

Texas couple is kicked out restaurant for wearing a mask to protect their immunocompromised 4-month-old at home.

A prison in Texas shows how quickly the coronavirus spreads, especially among incarcerated populations which have experienced higher rates of COVID-related illness and death.

Uber stocks jump to 12% in response to the app’s lower prices and higher profit forecast.

Ben & Jerry’s releases new flavor “Change is Brewing” in support of the People’s Response Act.

The right-leaning Supreme Court will decide whether all pre-viability bans on elective abortion are unconstitutional.

FBI investigators raided Brian Laundrie's home in Florida, calling it an "active crime scene."

The 73rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards kicks off this Sunday at 8 p.m. ET. Here's how you can watch it.

A teenage councilman in Alabama who opposed mask and vaccines mandates was hospitalized for COVID pneumonia.

Almost 300 songbirds crashed into New York City's glass buildings, leaving a graveyard on the city's sidewalks.

A new Moderna study revealed that those vaccinated a year ago had 36% more breakthrough infections compared to those vaccinated about six months ago.

Idaho first declared hospital resource crisis in select districts, now the declaration has expanded statewide.

Boston's mayoral race has been dominated by white men until this year, where the top five candidates were people of color.

Angelina meets with White House officials to reinstate the Violence Against Women Act that expired over two years ago.

A new report showed that all 50 states have introduced bills banning or limiting mask and vaccine mandates but 26 states have passed those bills into law.

Polls show Gov. Gavin Newsom has a big lead in the California recall election, with millions of voters already casting their ballots.

Police officers are prohibited from using chokeholds on suspects and “no-knock” warrants.

Pfizer is expected to send COVID-19 vaccine data to the FDA for approval.

Employers that require proof of vaccination could potentially face millions of dollars of fines in Florida.

Here's how the stock market is responding to Apple losing control of its App Store.

The CDC finds “further evidence of the power of vaccination.”