COVID-19 vaccine quiz: Can you spot the misinformation?
Take this 10-question quiz to see how well you can identify COVID-19 vaccine news, statistics and information that are not real. Plus, 30 coronavirus questions answered.
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How to get Bernie Sanders' Inauguration Day ‘grumpy chic’ look
There were plenty of bold fashion statements at the inauguration, but it was Bernie Sanders "grumpy chic" look that stole the show. Here's how to get it.
Play Super Bowl BINGO! Get your online game card here
Play this football BINGO game online as you watch Kansas City and Tampa Bay play Sunday in Superbowl LV.
Who’s got the power? Comparing Ford and Tesla electric SUVs
The 2020 Tesla Model Y electric SUV has a new rival: the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E. Experts tested both to find out which one is better.
Meet the starting lineup for the 2021 Puppy Bowl
This year's Puppy Bowl will air Sunday, Feb. 7 on discovery+ and Animal Planet. Here's a sneak peek at the puppies taking the field.
For your plants' sake, go easy on ice-melting salt
Removing ice from roads and walkways in winter might be essential for safety, but salt can be damaging to plants and soil. Here's what to know.
5 ways to help you become a morning person
Here are a few great ways to start your day that just might get you one step closer to becoming the morning person you aspire to be.
The best-paying cities for teachers
Despite teachers’ importance to society—especially now—the profession as a whole has faced stagnant wages for several decades.
Play Super Bowl BINGO! with our online game card
Play this football BINGO game as you watch Kansas City and Tampa Bay play Sunday in Super Bowl LV.
A non-toxic lemon cleaning spray is just 3 ingredients away
Before you subscribe to that expensive natural cleaning box, try this quick solution.
What is food insecurity?
Long consumed with the obesity epidemic, Americans have found it harder to grapple with the issue of food insecurity as a wealthy nation.
The cities with the most minority-owned startups
Entrepreneurship is one of the many ways that individuals can build wealth in America. There are nearly 170 thousand minority-owned startups in the U.S., employing over 700 thousand people and generating close to $100 billion in annual revenue.
How Jeff Bezos and Amazon changed the world
When Amazon first launched, a bell would ring in the company’s headquarters every time an order was placed. Within weeks, the bell was ringing so frequently employees had to turn it off.
America’s most sleep-deprived cities
The science on sleep is clear: sleep deprivation is associated with a variety of other health concerns. Despite the importance of good sleep, a large number of U.S. residents do not report getting the rest they need each night.
Peeps will be back for Easter after 9-month pandemic hiatus
After a pandemic break, Peeps are back in production for Easter.
Survey reveals America’s love for pets is evident in travel habits
Fun fact: In the U.S. today, there are more pets than there are people! Additionally, Americans are adding furry family members to their “packs” at a higher rate than ever before. About 67 percent of American households currently have pets, which is up from 56 percent when the first such numbers were recorded back in the ‘80s.
Rare face, hands transplant gives New Jersey man 'new chance at life'
Joe DiMeo, who was badly burned in a car accident, is relearning how to smile, blink, pinch and squeeze after a rare face and hands transplant.
A year ago today, in pictures: Iowa caucus and more moments you may remember
Also on this day in 2020, China reported the number of infections from a new virus had surpassed 20,000, and President Xi Jinping said "we have launched a people's war of prevention of the epidemic." See more top news photos as selected by the Associated Press.
Fifth episode of new podcast explores true-crime stories
"Late Edition: Crime Beat Chronicles" presents true-crime stories as told by journalists from regional newspapers around America. The fifth episode of the debut series continues to exploring the 1977 Oklahoma Girl Scout murders.
Study: Pandemic's cleaner air added heat to warming planet. Here's why.
Earth spiked a bit of a fever in 2020, partly because of cleaner air from the pandemic lockdown, a new study found.
