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Minor health issues are common after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, especially in a two-dose regime.

A $7 billion reinvestment in physical expansion from Google will add 10,000 tech jobs, focusing on minority communities.

A massive backlog has been exacerbated by stimulus work, with 60 million checks still undelivered and the unemployed looking at filing amended returns.

While Kim Jong Un remains the head of North Korean politics, his sister has taken an increasingly prominent position in recent years.

Biden has the edge with his big-tent policies and rhetoric, but historical numbers reveal a surprising twist.

NOAA gave its maximum warning for the first time since 2012, with severe tornados expected Wednesday afternoon through Thursday.

Months of denialism and reluctance from Trump have almost half of Republican voters refusing the vaccine.

The IRS has created a tool to let citizens check the status of their money online

A new intelligence report indicates Russia supported Trump but did not repeat the cyberattacks of 2016.

Timothy Hale-Cusanelli's Nazi rhetoric was no secret, according to coworkers. He told one colleague he'd "kill all the Jews and eat them."

The GOP has vowed to appeal the ruling that their lawsuit was driven only by politics.

The TSA has logged over 1 million checks per day since Thursday. Experts worry it could spark another wave of deaths.

Twitter largely sided with the renowned gospel singer, who said his adult son left out some parts of the conversation but took responsibility.

Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick, among the officers sprayed with "bear [expletive]," died the next day, although no definitive cause of death has been found.

Numbers for the last half-decade are in, and the U.S. remains the world champion of selling weapons of war.

Yes, it's official: An SEC filing declares Elon Musk the "Technoking" and chief financial officer Zach Kirkhorn the "Master of Coin."

Biden had promised to inoculate 100 million people in 100 days but has passed that benchmark after just 50. Officials now turn to distribution.

With spring break approaching, UC Davis students can earn a stipend by pledging not to travel.

A new study shows that biased assessments create a kind of modern redlining, transferring tax burden from the rich to the poor.

For the first time ever, researchers have recorded a "space hurricane," 600 miles of plasma raining electrons down on the North Pole.

Having signed the stimulus bill into law, Biden now pivots to a speaking tour to explain the next steps in fighting the pandemic.

The 2019 violent arrest of an autistic child has resulted in a Colorado lawsuit, joined by the ACLU.

The passage of the bill marks the first major legislative achievement of the Biden administration and a Democratic Congress.

Pythons aren't a common sight in the suburbs, but this woman let the snake get on with its hunt undisturbed.

Heavy rains wrought "catastrophic" flooding as officials worried dam failures were possible. Weather continues through Friday, but no fatalities thus far.

Joe Biden has said he plans to sign the bill into law as soon as possible, just days before federal unemployment benefits expire.

The FBI has released footage of the suspect accused of planting pipe bombs at the RNC and DNC headquarters the night before Jan. 6.

Biden has taken an understated approach to stimulus checks, recently confirming that his name will not appear on the physical notes.

While heightened projections help assuage economic concerns, some experts say Biden may be overheating the economy.