Hurricane Ida knocked out power to all of New Orleans and inundated coastal Louisiana communities on a deadly path through the Gulf Coast
The group claimed responsibility for the attack at Kabul airport that killed 13 U.S. service members
Hundreds of 'America's Frontline Doctors' customers have accused the group of touting ivermectin and failing to deliver
For the first time since April, the U.S. COVID-19 vaccination rate is consistently on the rise—driven largely by hard-hit Southern states
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The German biotech company makes several million doses of vaccines weekly. Here's how they produce it
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The support for the additional shot comes even before the final studies on the dose's effectiveness are completed
A rift in the American Catholic Church widened in June, as U.S. bishops voted to draft instructions to the faithful on who should receive Communion, with an eye toward dissuading high-profile Catholics like Joe Biden
Biden's trip to the G7 Summit and the NATO meeting is an opportunity for him to reset American diplomacy after four years of Trump.
Rising murder rates over the past year prompted Biden unveil a five-pronged strategy to curb the shootings.
A long-overlooked video and its scratchy audio are key to demands that Terrance Franklin's shooting death by Minneapolis police in 2013 be re-examined
Crump negotiated a record $27M settlement for the family of George Floyd, the latest in a string of civil court victories
The study from the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences tracked around 4.3 million 911 calls
Zaila Avant-garde made history as the first Black winner of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, but true equality in spelling remains elusive
The current success of the tattoo business stands in marked contrast to the pandemic rebound struggles of some other consumer-driven industries, like movie theaters and restaurants
The Theranos founder's trial begins on Aug 31, as she faces charges of defrauding investors and patients
What do you do when artificial intelligence begins to reflect humanity’s darker side?
Gene Seroka joined TIME to talk supply-line congestion, the U.S. trade imbalance and the strangest cargo he's seen
It's common for a seller to have multiple bids on the home sale. Here is how you can make your offer stand out
The CDC's COVID-19 vaccine card is a design mess. We had professionals create alternatives that would actually work
In the early days of the pandemic, Susan Castor, a 64-year-old Filipino American nurse, would make her rounds taking care of patients at a transitional care unit at Community Medical Center in Toms River, N.J.,
Each year, as Memorial Day approaches, Holly Thaggard braces herself for the headlines. About how sunscreen may be damaging coral reefs. About the possible flammability of spray-on sunscreen. Headlines—as there were this year—about how sunscreen
The psychedelic could also inspire new treatments for some of medicine's most undertreated conditions
