Texas woman offered $500,000 to buy another woman's baby at Walmart, police say
A Texas woman offered $500,000 to another woman at a Walmart in exchange for her child while standing in line at self-checkout this month, according to police.
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Here's how to get free N95 masks from pharmacies or community health centers
As the free N95 masks begin to become available in parts of the U.S., here's what you need to know about getting one.
Hospital refusing heart transplant for patient who won't get COVID-19 vaccine
A 31-year-old man in need of a heart transplant in Boston cannot get one because he is not vaccinated against COVID-19. Health experts explain why.
Biden caught on mic calling Fox News reporter SOB, phones him later to clear the air
Peter Doocy said the president called him later to the clear the air. Doocy said Biden told him, "It's nothing personal, pal."
Self-care won't save us from exhaustion. This other strategy might
Whether it's caring for kids, parents, coworkers or our community, many people feel utterly tapped out because of all the extra caretaking thrust upon us as the pandemic has upended daily life over these past two years.
Health roundup: Toddler's arm gets caught in treadmill, vaping may worsen COVID symptoms, and more
A 3-year-old's arm gets caught in a moving treadmill, CBD may be a solution to blocking COVID symptoms, plus more health news.
Tonga eruption was so intense, it caused the atmosphere to ring like a bell
The Tonga blast fueled a tsunami that caused damage as far away as the U.S. It also generated atmospheric pressure waves that spread around the world.
Is there hope in the aftermath of a receding omicron wave? Plus more COVID news
World health officials are offering hope that the ebbing of the omicron wave could give way to a new, more manageable phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.
7 delicious chickpea-based foods that aren’t hummus
Protein-packed with a versatile consistency, chickpeas are sneaking their way into some of our favorite foods, creating some unexpected options.
Has your COVID rapid test expired? Here's how to tell
Rapid COVID-19 tests eventually expire. Here's a crash course on what is meant by expiration for these tests and how to make sure yours is still OK.
Grads left behind $3.75B in free college aid in 2021, study says
High school graduates are forgoing free money for college by not submitting financial aid applications, according to a new analysis by the nonprofit National College Attainment Network.
The new guy: Marco Odermatt is the Next Big Thing in skiing
He's a legitimate medal threat in three events at next month's Beijing Games: giant slalom, super-G and downhill.
This week's new entertainment releases: 'Ice Age,' Kevin James, 'The Gilded Age' and more
Here’s a look at what’s arriving on TV, streaming services and music platforms this week.
Cincinnati Zoo's beloved hippo Fiona turns 5: See photos of her over the years
Fiona, a hippo born prematurely at the Cincinnati Zoo on Jan. 24, 2017, remains an online hit. See photos of her over the years as she turns 5.
Watch Now: Film crew descends into the La Palma volcano zone
The La Palma volcano may have stopped, but the barren waste land it has left behind is now being document by a film crew.
The 25 best true crime documentaries
Here's a look at the top-rated true crime documentaries, according to Metacritic and IMDb ratings.
Frustrated nurse leaves hospital job to drive 18-wheeler
After years of caring for surgery patients at a Canadian hospital, a veteran nurse has left the profession to start a new, high-demand career as a long-haul truck driver.
Graduation rates dip across US as pandemic stalls progress
High school graduation rates dipped in at least 20 states after the first full school year disrupted by the pandemic, according to a new analysis.
Gonzaga suspends NBA Hall of Famer's season tickets over mask rule
In a newspaper interview, John Stockton claimed without evidence that more than 100 professional athletes have died after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
A look at the richest town in every state
The locations are ranked by the median household income, and ties are broken by the percentage of people annually earning more than $200,000.
