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Researchers have found that red wines are healthier compared to other alcoholic beverages when consumed in moderation.

The day was founded by author Deborah Barnes as a way for people to share memories of their pets.

This day is all about indulging in thoughtful acts.

A judge in Florida dealt Gov. Ron DeSantis a stinging defeat by throwing out his order that banned local school districts from requiring children to wear masks, saying it was without "legal authority".

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell signaled that the time was approaching for the central bank to curb its bond-buying programs, but remained leery of taking any "ill-timed" policy moves amid questions over rising inflation.

The study estimates that 31% of the U.S. population had COVID, but only 22% of infections were reported in 2020.

U.S. and its allies warn of an increased threat of terrorist attacks in the coming days.

The Supreme Court has struck down the CDC's eviction moratorium citing congressional action will be necessary if a new one were to be implemented. The move puts millions of renters at risk of being evicted in the next two months if swift congressional action is not taken.

Lisa Steadman, 58, claimed she spent eight days at a hospital to recover from COVID-19 before she returned home and discovered her husband had died from the virus.

Today, 90% of vehicles in the world are powered by petroleum.

Manequeia Freeman and Leslia McClain, employees of Sugar and Spice Child Care center in Statesboro, died Sunday.

According to the National Hurricane Center, flooding rainfall, winds with the force of a hurricane, and a potentially life-threatening storm surge are possible in parts of Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.

An unvaccinated Houston boy with no underlying health conditions passed away from COVID-19, becoming the first pediatric death of an otherwise healthy child from the virus.

Some Native American tribes will send out another round of stimulus checks to its members who were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A list with the names of U.S. citizens and Afghans allies was handed out to the Taliban for getting them through Taliban checkpoints, but lawmakers fear it could aid the terror group in targeting Afghans who helped the U.S military.

In January, Biden took office promising calm at home and respect for the United States abroad after the turbulent Donald Trump years.

Peterson, who was convicted of murder for the 2002 killing of his pregnant wife, could be facing a new trial.

James Carville defended President Biden amid backlash from the press over Afghanistan.

Adult film star Ron Jeremy is being held on a $6.6 million bond.

A federal court has upheld the death sentence of Dylan Roof for killing 9 members of a Black Church Congression at Mother Emanuel Methodist Episcopal Church in South Carolina in 2015.

The Saturday night jackpot will be worth an estimated $322 million.

South Dakota has seen 3,819 new COVID cases since the Sturgis rally.

New data from the United States Department of Labor showed the number of unemployment claims inch slightly higher from where they were last, but by the lowest average since March 2020.

A Florida doctor was removed from his position at the hospital after he was found selling mask opt-out letters to parents with kids in school for $50.

With no COVID vaccine for children under 12, the winter months could make the virus easier to spread, experts have warned.

In 1905, Frank Epperson, who was 11 years old at that time, made the snack for the first time.

Richard Nixon, the 37th U.S. president, officially declared Aug. 26 as women's rights day.

Children now account for 1.8% of all coronavirus-related hospitalizations and 22% of weekly reported cases in the US.

Let's get to know more about the amazing women who made a huge impact on the tech world this National WebMistress Day.