1 in 10 coronavirus survivors deal with lingering symptoms months after mild illness, study finds
A study focused on health care workers over the last year found that up to 1 in 10 who experienced a mild case of coronavirus was still dealing…
American Airlines apologizes to cancer survivor over sweatshirt with expletive
American Airlines issued an apology to a woman who was told to cover up a sweatshirt championing her cancer recovery.
Scalise blasts Biden’s border policies, calling them ‘dangerous for kids’
House Minority Whip Steve Scalise criticized President Biden’s border policies Thursday on “Fox & Friends,” calling them “dangerous for America and for kids.”
Dr. Alveda King to Georgia voter ID critics: ‘Identify me, I know who I am’
Georgia native Dr. Alveda King asks why African Americans would want to ‘throw away’ the identity they fought for to vote anonymously.
Coronavirus takes toll on progress made in fight against addiction
As the COVID-19 pandemic killed more than a half-million Americans, it also quietly inflamed what was before it one of the country’s greatest public health crises: addiction.
Collins-led group of GOPers blasts Biden after president says they ‘didn’t move an inch’ on COVID compromise
The group of 10 Republican senators that attempted to negotiate with President Biden on coronavirus relief slammed the president in a biting statement Wednesday night accusing him of misrepresenting…
Quindon Tarver, known for ‘American Idol’ and ‘Romeo + Juliet,’ dead at 38 after car accident
Quindon Tarver, best known for singing in Baz Luhrmann’s 1996 “Romeo + Juliet” and Seasons 2 and 7 of “American Idol” is dead at age 38 after a…
National weather forecast: Above average temperatures could set daily record highs
A slow-moving cold front that is drifting across the middle of the country will spread rain from the Great Lakes to the Ohio Valley over the next couple days.
More than 1,300 migrant children are being held at coliseum where sexual abuse is alleged
The number of migrant children being detained at a facility in San Antonio, Texas, has nearly tripled in less than two weeks, as state and federal agencies have…
These viruses are the most likely to trigger the next pandemic, scientists predict
The novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 is the latest pathogen to “spill over” from animals to people, but hundreds of thousands of other viruses lurking in animals could pose a…