A World War I salute delivered in bronze VIEW
A sculpture being unveiled in Washington, D.C., is the culmination of a long effort to bring a national World War I memorial to the nation's...
Can a school counselor help a generation catch up on all the pandemic took?
Felicia Kimmel's wellness Wednesday programs are beloved at Paint Branch High. Recess and playground games join mindfulness sessions and "coloring and tea."
Parents looking for children’s Tylenol, ibuprofen find empty shelves
Usual supplies of fever- and pain-reducing medicines have not kept up with demand in recent weeks in pockets of the country hit hardest by surging...
Abortion bans are complicating access to drugs for cancer, arthritis, even ulcers
Anti-abortion laws have patients, doctors and pharmacists in a minefield of treatment issues and legal and ethical dilemmas, even if pregnancy is not involved.
Texas sues Biden administration for requiring abortions in medical emergencies
The suit comes after new federal guidance asserted that the U.S. law requiring emergency medical treatment supersedes state restrictions on abortion when the patient's health...
How big is the latest U.S. coronavirus wave? No one really knows
Americans are largely on their own to gauge risk in what could be a stealth surge. Experts say to assume infections are 5 to 10...
The lucky few to never get COVID may teach us more about it
An international study has already enrolled 700 participants and is screening more than 5,000 people who have come forward as potentially immune to infection.