Some GOP states carve out "natural immunity" COVID vaccine exceptions
But currently authorized tests cannot measure how much protection you actually have from a prior infection.
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But currently authorized tests cannot measure how much protection you actually have from a prior infection.
The president will nominate Shalanda Young as the agency's chief. She'd be first Black woman in the post. And he'll name Nani Coloretti, who is Asian American, as deputy.
A CBS News poll takes a closer look at what's behind immigration views.
Plaintiffs sought millions in damages from white nationalist and neo-Nazi leaders who organized the two-day rally that left one dead and scores injured.
By 2 to 1, Americans say if overturned, it would be a step backward for women.
The broader rule, for essential, nonresident travelers, will take effect in January and apply to all non-U.S. nationals, the AP says.
Host Michael Morell speaks with the nation's first national cyber director about the prevalence of ransomware and why Russia and China might tolerate criminal hackers on their soil.
Over 90% of the Central Americans who told researchers they wished to migrate cited unemployment, low wages, lack of money to buy food and necessities and other economic reasons.
Chairman Bennie Thompson said the groups and their leaders "have relevant information about how violence erupted at the Capitol and the preparation leading up to this violent attack."
Investing more in childcare, education and worker training could also boost the job market, Wall Street adviser says.
Countless Afghans with U.S. ties who were not evacuated are stranded in Afghanistan or neighboring countries desperately looking for a way to be resettled in America.
Gohmert joins a crowded field of Republicans looking to unseat incumbent Ken Paxton.
The administration has been pushing China, India, Japan and South Korea to join in a coordinated effort to release reserves of crude oil to help tamp down rising gasoline prices.
But there is some good news for the Democratic Party — its candidates have been outraising Republicans in key battleground races.
The subpoenas come shortly after former Trump political strategist Steve Bannon was indicted for ignoring subpoena summons.