Kirstin Garriss, CMG Washington News Bureau

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A new USA Today/IPSOS poll shows 55 percent of parents believe online learning caused their child to fall behind.

Nurses are feeling the pressure from the delta variant—and now they’re asking the federal government to take action.

Whether you live in hurricane territory or not, insurance experts say more people need to have flood insurance.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering one more COVID-19 relief program for businesses trying to recover from closures and setbacks.

The Taliban vowed to respect women’s rights before U.S. troops left Afghanistan but many are concerns because of the Taliban’s history of brutal treatment of women in the 1990s.

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With the FDA granting full approval to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for adults, it opens the door for a medical practice that many of us don’t really talk about.

Everything from clothes, cultural foods to translators are just some of the basic needs that resettlement agencies provide for refugees.

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The U.S. government is vowing revenge after one of the deadliest attacks on American troops in Afghanistan in years.

A recent Kaiser Family Foundation survey shows in states where race is recorded with vaccination data, 50 percent of White Americans have gotten at least one shot since August 16. That’s followed by 45 percent of Hispanic people and only 40 percent of Black people.

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Evacuation efforts are continuing in Afghanistan and more than 37,000 people have been evacuated from Kabul in the last ten days.