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Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson regrets banning mask mandates.

Some Americans could be getting further additional stimulus assistance through the end of the year. 

The next Mega Millions numbers will be drawn on Tuesday, Aug. 3.

NBC has experienced a drop in viewership with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Fifteen percent of Americans said they are not all likely to get the COVID vaccine, according to a new poll released from Axios-Ipsos.

One of the six armed service branches of the U.S, the Coast Guard exists to defend and preserve the United States.

Authorities said the remains were discovered 250 feet from a game trail Tuesday.

There is no vaccine to prevent a West Nile Virus infection.

The total number of breakthrough cases reported on July 24 accounted for 30% of all new cases reported in a week.

Gov. Mike Parson pardoned Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple who waved guns at BLM protesters in June last year.

San Francisco health officials denied that the extra shot is a booster dose.

The moratorium applies to "counties experiencing substantial and high levels of community transmission" of Covid-19, according to a CDC statement, and is set to expire on Oct. 3.

A Frontier Airlines passenger caused a ruckus on a flight from Philadelphia to Miami.

The new COVID-19 vaccination mandate goes into effect in New York City on Aug.16, with full enforcement on Sept. 13.

Georgia, the largest state in the southeast, is the biggest producer of paper and board, tufted textile products, and processed chicken in the United States.

The F-35C Lightning II fighter is said to be the most advanced jet on the planet and is faster than the speed of sound.

National Watermelon Day is celebrated on Aug. 3 every year to appreciate the benefits of healthy and delicious fruit.

A personal finance website ranked each state across five key areas — affordability, wellness, culture, weather and crime — and found that Maryland, Minnesota and Kansas were among the worst states for retirement in the U.S. this year.

Martha’s Vineyard NAACP is launching an investigation into the incident wherein two white boys allegedly wrapped a tent strap on the neck of a black boy during summer camp.

Congress suspended the debt limit in 2019, but the two-year suspension lapsed July 31, forcing Treasury to begun taking "extraordinary measures" to remain under the ceiling and continue funding government operations.

The Delta variant is spreading "like wildfire" as new cases in the U.S. continue to rise. 99% of hospitalizations and deaths have been unvaccinated people.

Experts say coloring induces the same effect as meditating by reducing anxiety.

The state broke a COVID record it set more than a year ago.

A few states have either extended the national eviction ban that ended July 31, while some have offered legal assistance for tenants faced with eviction notices.

Two gunmen were captured on security footage shooting at a crowd right outside a Queens restaurant.

The FAA and NTSB are now investigating a Robinson R66 that crashed near Colusa County, Northern California Sunday afternoon, killing four.

The recall affects 5-pound deli wheels and 7-ounce retail packs.

If passed by Congress and signed into law, the bill would pump historic levels of federal funding into fixing US roads, bridges and waterways, ensuring broadband internet for all Americans and expanding clean energy programs.

The NSW has warned of potential flash floods in several western states as monsoon rains are expected to bring thunderstorms to the west.