Many states, cities, businesses and schools have been scrambling to institute new mandates since Tuesday, when the federal health authorities recommended that even fully vaccinated people should wear masks again
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Tony La Russa wants White Sox to steer clear of closer controversy
“The day that they’re both available, it will be real clear, if we have the lead, who pitches the eighth and who pitches the ninth,” White Sox manager Tony La
Border crisis: Legislation aims to help ranchers reeling from illegal immigrant property damage
FIRST ON FOX: Brent Smith sees first-hand how illegal immigrants have wrecked havoc on ranchers and farmers located along the U.S.-Mexico border, from regular property damage to constant fears of
Who Are the Unvaccinated in America? There’s No One Answer.
One segment of people who have avoided shots is vehemently opposed to the idea. But there is a second group, surveys suggest, that is still deciding. July 31, 2021, 12:19
Biden administration resumes fast-track deportation flights for migrants denied asylum
The Biden administration has started fast-track deportation flights to Central America for migrants who have been denied asylum in the U.S. after arriving at the southern border. The Department of
U.S. Shifts Tactics Against Virus in Days With Mask Guidance
What a difference a week makes. In just a few days, state and local authorities have imposed mask mandates, companies have put off returning workers to their offices, and the
Think of your COVID-19 vaccine as a seatbelt, not impenetrable armor
Marianne Ayala/Insider COVID-19 vaccines aren’t perfect, and you can still get sick after you have all your shots. But a vaccinated person’s infection will likely be milder, because their body
Naomi Osaka, Simone Biles bring fresh voices to the fight against stigma of mental illness
Top athletes Naomi Osaka (left) and Simone Biles have each talked publicly about their mental health. | Getty Images The two Olympians have the right stuff to raise awareness about
Two American travelers to Canada fined $25,000 each for fake vaccination documents
Canadian officials have charged two American travelers and fined them 20,000 Canadian dollars each – around $25,000 USD – for providing fake COVID-19 vaccination documents. The unnamed travelers arrived from
Tyler Johnson adds opportunism, experience to Blackhawks’ uncertain group of centers
Former Lightning forward Tyler Johnson will have a bigger role with the Blackhawks. | Bruce Bennett/Getty Images The 31-year-old center will be able to earn a larger, more productive role
Core No More: Cubs trade Bryant, Baez and Rizzo as team officially starts over
Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images Since the All-Star break, the Cubs have traded Bryant, Baez, Rizzo, Joc Pederson, Andrew Chafin, Ryan Tepera, Jake Marisnick, Craig Kimbrel and Trevor Williams. WASHINGTON
Olympian Shawn Johnson Reveals the Name of Her 2nd Child | E! News
Former gymnast Shawn Johnson and husband Andrew East have welcomed a beautiful baby boy and reveal the newborn’s name in a recent YouTube video. Watch! Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1294893/shawn-johnson-reveals-the-name-of-her-newborn-baby-boy
How to Watch the Mixed Relays in Swimming and Track at the Olympics
TOKYO — Saturday is a day for the new mixed-gender events at the Olympics. Track will have a 4×400 mixed relay and swimming a 4×100 freestyle mixed relay. There will
To get shots in arms, governments turn to money in pockets
Millions of people in the U.S. who haven’t gotten the COVID-19 vaccine could soon have a new reason to roll up their sleeves: money in their pockets. President Joe Biden
Deaths From Covid in Africa Are Rising as Cases Surge Worldwide
Confirmed coronavirus infections have jumped in much of the world, and deaths from the disease in Africa have increased by 80 percent over the last four weeks, the director-general of
Infrastructure Deal Puts Cryptocurrencies in Washington’s Cross Hairs
WASHINGTON — In a hunt for funds to help pay for the Senate’s bipartisan infrastructure package, lawmakers have turned to the cryptocurrency industry as a potential source of tax revenue
Aretha Franklin said Jennifer Hudson would win an Oscar for playing her
Aretha Franklin may have passed away back in 2018, but her spirit lives on through Jennifer Hudson. The Oscar-winning actress sat down with “CBS Sunday Morning” to speak about her
Texas, Oklahoma boards vote to accept SEC invitations
Texas and Oklahoma have accepted invitations to join the SEC. | Michael Ainsworth/AP Texas and Oklahoma are bound to the Big 12 and its other eight members by a media-rights
Westbrook ‘don’t get to have that attitude in L.A.!’ – Stephen A. tells Russ to compete for a title
Westbrook ‘don’t get to have that attitude in L.A.!’ – Stephen A. tells Russ to compete for a title Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman and Kendrick Perkins react to Russell
Light spotted behind black hole for first time, proving Einstein right
For the first time ever, astronomers have directly detected light from behind a supermassive black hole. The discovery proves Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity was right — again. Using
Einstein right, again: Researchers see light ‘echo’ around black hole
For the first time ever, scientists have seen the light from behind a black hole. Black holes are regions in space-time where gravity’s pull is so powerful that not even
California Is Dominating at the Olympics
Good morning. Surfing and skateboarding, sports with roots in California, have made their splashy debuts this year at the Olympics. And true to form, California athletes have also made quite
Jenna Prandini, Sha’Carri Richardson’s replacement, says she doesn’t feel pressure
TOKYO — She already was going to have a high profile by qualifying in the 200 meters for her second Olympics. But last month Jenna Prandini also landed an unexpected role
An San Won Her Third Gold Medal. Detractors Are Criticizing Her Haircut.
SEOUL — South Korea’s female archers have been a dominant force, winning every women’s team competition since the event was first introduced at the 1988 Seoul Games. In Tokyo on
Nanjing Delta Outbreak Tests China’s Tough Approach to Covid
For more than a year, Chinese officials have beat back the coronavirus with a tried formula: Strict lockdowns at the sites of outbreaks. Lengthy quarantines for travelers. And citywide testing
Jaylon Johnson primed for giant leap in 2021
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson (33) had 15 pass break-ups in 13 games as a rookie in 2020, but did not have an interception. | Stacy Revere/Getty After a rookie season
Jalen Rose believes the Pistons No. 1 pick will ‘resurrect’ their team | Jalen & Jacoby
Jalen Rose and David Jacoby discuss what it means for the Detroit Pistons to have the No. 1 pick in the 2021 NBA Draft and share their feelings about Cade
Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s wedding cake to go up for auction
After 40 years, you can finally have your Charles and Diana wedding cake — but don’t eat it, too. A 28-ounce slice of the cake from the day the Prince of
McCarthy says country would be better off if Biden had ‘done nothing’ since taking office
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said President Biden’s policies have put the “country in crisis” and Americans would be better off if Biden had done absolutely “nothing” since taking office.
White Sox acquire 2B Cesar Hernandez from Indians, RHP Ryan Tepera from Cubs
The White Sox have acquired second baseman Cesar Hernandez from the Indians. | Tony Dejak/AP The Sox have been looking for an upgrade at the position after Nick Madrigal went