You might want to re-think your next Zoom meeting and take a walk after reading this. A World Health Organization study says working too much killed an estimated 745,000 people…
Sure, your quaranteam — that is, the people in your quarantine bubble — got you through the darkest days of the pandemic, but a new survey shows Americans now want to put some distance…
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — After the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated last week that fully vaccinated Americans may enjoy certain indoor activities without having to wear a mask, the organization maintained that all…
(MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.) — Thomas Lane, Tou Thao and J. Alexander Kueng — the three former Minneapolis police officers charged with the death of George Floyd — will face trial in March 2022 after Judge Peter Cahill delayed their case Thursday.…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has amended its guidance for fully-vaccinated Americans, no longer recommending masks indoors or outdoors, including in crowds, CDC Director Rochelle Walensky announced at…
(NOTE LANGUAGE AND CONTENT) As the pandemic shows signs of easing, and companies begin allowing employees to return to the office, that spells a return to the dreaded office bathroom. It…
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — The national average of a gallon of regular unleaded gas has ticked past $3.00 a gallon, the first time in almost seven years. The last time prices…
A new survey is comparing how Americans reacted to the COVID-19 pandemic back in July of last year to how they’re faring last month, and it shows that while people are getting…
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) — The Colonial Pipeline is still offline following a cyberattack, which is fueling price hikes and panic buying of gas. In some parts of the stage, stations are reporting…
It appears Americans want to make up for lost time after last year’s summer that wasn’t; to that end, as the pandemic shows signs of easing, a majority are filling out…