WASHINGTON (AP) — Former U.S. Rep. Billy Long of Missouri was confirmed on Thursday to lead the Internal Revenue Service, ...

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One of the reasons the influenza pandemic thrived in 1918 was because of overcrowded living conditions. Though influenza viruses spread most efficiently in cool, dry environments, the 1918 flu thrived ...

Remember post-pandemic, when everyone was desperate to travel, dine out, and buy everything they'd missed during lockdowns? That era of "revenge spending" is over. Now, Americans seem to be channeling ...

Colorado students have surpassed prepandemic achievement levels on state tests in most grades and subjects, according to ...

The drop in new businesses is a worrisome indicator of the city’s potentially shrinking economic vitality. New businesses account for a disproportionate amount of employment growth. And just-opened ...

A crew of 23-year-old longtime friends knew how to go viral as content creators. They’ve paired that with youth baseball to ...

More than 300 NIH employees criticized their director, Jay Bhattacharya, in the letter published Monday.

There are vast stretches where it's challenging to find a year-round nightlife space outside of seasonal hot spots like Fire ...

The accord will bolster pandemic preparation within individual ... the best way to protect public health moving forward is for countries to sign on to the agreement and devote more resources ...

Once that happens, countries will sign and ratify the treaty at home ... global health surveillance, pandemic prevention, disease control, and equitable access to healthcare".

The pandemic also brought to light extreme disparities ... “The agreement is a strong sign of solidarity,” Melissa Scharwey, humanitarian advocacy officer for global health and access to ...