August

An appeals court in Mississippi voted to uphold a Jim Crow-era voting restriction law Wednesday that strips convicted felons of their right to vote.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration released what they said was a recording of the audio from a black hole and it went mega-viral on social media after many compared to what they imagine hell sounds like.

D.C. Superior Court judge Thursday struck down D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s order that all District employees be vaccinated for COVID-19.

Moderna announced on Friday that it's suing rivals Pfizer and BioNTech SE, claiming that the mRNA technology in their Covid-19 jab infringes on its patents.

Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson sent a letter Friday to two top FBI officials requesting their appearance for a transcribed interview to explain what they say is the agency's interference in their investigation of President Biden's son Hunter Biden's laptop and overseas business dealings.

Mandates go into effect for the fall semester.

"There is no need for a Disinformation Governance Board," said the Homeland Security Advisory Council.

The Mayor of Washington, D.C. announced Thursday that there will be no school options available for unvaccinated students in the city.

Ukrainian parliament gave themselves a raise, too.

Monkeypox vaccine is "not a silver bullet," says WHO's monkeypox lead official.