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Last week, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced to launch an investigation into the new COVID strain research being conducted at Boston University, which has shown an 80% fatality rate in infected mice.

The New York Supreme Court has reinstated all employees fired over the COVID vaccine and required back pay, saying their rights have been violated.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, filed suit against Google last week for alleged violations of state law against collecting biometric data without informed consent.

Archeologists have found the tomb that holds the remains of Saint Nicholas underneath an ancient church in Turkey.

The U.S. housing market continues to stumble as rising interest rates reduce the demand for mortgages and make homes more difficult to sell.

The effectiveness of the Pfizer and AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines turns negative against severe COVID-19 months after administration, according to a new study.

Managers for Democratic Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman's campaign released a memo to set the expectations for tomorrow's debate with Mehmet Oz, stating that the doctor is entering the bout with a "huge built-in advantage."

Democrats are increasingly concerned that Florida, once the nation’s premier swing state, may slip away this fall and beyond as emboldened Republicans capitalize on divisive cultural issues and population shifts in crucial contests for governor and the U.S. Senate.

After promising to scrap President Donald Trump's border policies, the Biden administration sees 33% increase in migrant apprehension at the border.

Gunman opened fire at a St. Louis high school Monday morning, killing at least two people and wounding six others before officers fatally shot the suspect.