Nicholas Morgan

In a sign of the cautious sense of normalcy growing in the U.S., more schools have now done away with mask mandates.

Ukraine is calling on the United States to initiate a no-fly zone against Russia, but President Joe Biden has made clear he has no plans to send U.S. troops into a possible war with Russia.

The U.S State Department is calling on Americans in Russia to “leave immediately” as tensions mount over Vladimir Putin's decision to launch an invasion of Ukraine. 

The lockdown that followed the spread of COVID-19 is almost a metaphor for the worst days of the pandemic yet a recent study shows that it may have actually been a boon to young people's mental health.

New York City’s public school system is moving one step closer to normalcy after it announced that it would be ending its outdoor mask mandate for students. 

President Volodymyr Zelensky warned European leaders that they may never see him again as Russia’s army masses outside the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. 

The Fed's core inflation metric showed a rise of 6.1% in the last year ahead of the central bank's upcoming meeting in March, when it is expected to raise interest rates.

Elon Musk and his brother Kimbal are under investigation on suspicions that they violated insider trading rules last year when Elon asked Twitter followers whether or not he should sell his shares in his company.

Cybersecurity stocks are flourishing as the Biden administration continues to warn companies and local governments that they need to prepare for the possibility of Russian cyber attacks.

President Joe Biden denounced Russia's Vladimir Putin as the one responsible for launching a "premeditated" war against Ukraine and announced new sanctions aimed at the Russian economy.

The U.S economy saw fourth quarter GDP grow by 7.0% last year, but there is reason to worry this strength will not carry over easily into 2022.

New data from the CDC shows that the amount of protection provided against the Omicron variant of COVID-19 was cut in half by the time the Delta variant arrived.

Mortgage applications plunged last week to levels not seen since the pre-pandemic era, falling 13.1% last week as the market continues to struggle with low housing inventory and higher home prices.

Republicans are lining up to urge President Joe Biden to take a strong stand against Russia's Vladimir Putin as fears intensify that a wider invasion of Ukraine remains over the horizon.

A new research paper was published by a team in Denmark that found people who previously were infected by Omicron were at risk of reinfection, especially if it is the variant's "stealth strain".

The beginning of the end of the 3G era of wireless devices starts Wednesday when AT&T begins to retire its old networks in favor of faster 5G services. How will this affect the millions of everyday devices that rely on 3G?

A new report found that 64% of men who are unemployed at this age struggle to get a job because of a prior criminal activity.

A recent study by the CDC found that these five states had the highest life expectancy in the United States.

A president's legacy is built heavily on how well Americans believe in their management of the economy. But how much control though do they really have over it and what does it mean for President Biden?

A new study published this week found that as many as 98% of schools in this city have some lead-contaminated water, putting local officials on the backfoot.

Russia announced that it would be conducting its yearly strategic drills Saturday involving nuclear weapons that would be personally overseen by President Vladimir Putin.

Former President Donald Trump and his two eldest children must testify within three weeks in a New York civil case against his family-owned company.

The Department of Education has forgiven more than $415 million in student debt from 16,000 student borrowers who were defrauded by for-profit universities.

Russia's diplomats at the United Nations plan to accuse Ukraine of committing genocide against its Russian speakers as President Joe Biden warns Moscow may launch its attack in the coming days.

Tesla’s Founder and CEO Elon Musk is no stranger to attracting attention, good and bad, for how he uses Twitter, but now he is accusing the federal government of trying to muzzle him for his criticisms of the Biden administration.

A Colombian businessman who was a member of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s inner circle also served as an informant for the DEA, previously sealed federal court papers revealed Wednesday. 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released statistics on the number of excess deaths and found that over a million Americans perished in the last two years. This is over 100,000 more deaths than those who lost their lives to the virus itself. 

Retail sales saw a notable boost in January with sales rising 3.8% despite concerns about the Omicon variant of COVID-19 and rising inflation.

Netflix’s ‘Tinder Swindler’ has shone a light on the shady and heartbreaking world of online romance scams, a world that the FBI says cost Americans $1 billion last year.