There's a possible breakthrough in the fight against COVID-19. Pharmaceutical company Merck says new data on Molnupiravir shows a reduced risk of hospitalization or death by up to 50 percent in clinical trials.

A plurality of voters, as well as a majority of Republicans and independents, are “not confident” coronavirus vaccines are “necessary and appropriate” for children, a survey released Tuesday found.

Islamist terrorists carried out the attacks in northern Nigeria last Sunday. 

A private Israeli satellite-imaging company released photos on Thursday of an alleged Iranian missile production facility that was damaged in an explosion earlier this week.

Congressional Democrats are in a panic over abortion. The Supreme Court's new term starts in a few days, and they fear the conservative-leaning court could overturn Roe v. Wade.

Opinions on vaccine mandates largely shift based on political party, as Democrats overwhelmingly support the concept and Republicans oppose...

...According to Medical News Today, the findings have been called a “breakthrough,” and could lead to preventive strategies to delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease or slow its progression.

...Some of the worst backups are happening in what's called durable goods: appliances, laptops, and furniture. That's because the pandemic changed spending habits. 

Two congresswomen got into a heated debate over what it means to be a good Christian shortly after the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would codify the right to abortion into federal law. 

...A total of 48.6% said they were not confident the vaccines should be given to children.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has encouraged religious-minded people to get a COVID-19 vaccine by saying it is God's will that they get inoculated.

Hospitals and government agencies struggle to process a flood of exemption requests.

Biblical archaeologists recently discovered a "boat-like formation" matching the biblical description of Noah's ark in Eastern Turkey using 3D scans.

A new study points to the significant increase in families who are now regularly homeschooling as a sign the education option is now a “viable” choice.

The spike in coronavirus infections from the delta variant of the virus is slowing and cases are beginning to decline. Experts think the U.S. could be on the back end of the wave...

After a contentious five-hour meeting, the SBCs Executive Committee called for a further week of deliberations with a special task force on sexual abuse after failing to agree on the ground rules for...

Across the board, 65 percent said “no,” Americans should not lose their jobs if they reject the vaccine, while 22.2 percent said they should. Over 12 percent remain unsure.

A survey released Sunday indicates 71% of unvaccinated Americans believe boosters prove COVID-19 vaccines are ineffective.

Pressure is ramping as world powers attempt to stop the Islamic Republic of Iran from crossing the threshold of becoming a nuclear power.