New study looks into how COVID-19 affects the brain
The Journal of Nature published the study Monday that found even mild infections of COVID-19 can damage the brain, particularly the area related to smell.
The Journal of Nature published the study Monday that found even mild infections of COVID-19 can damage the brain, particularly the area related to smell.
Russia declared another ceasefire Tuesday to open humanitarian corridors in Ukraine’s major cities, allowing more civilians to evacuate. This comes as Russian troops continue to push further into key Ukrainian cities.
Communities are coming together to help clean up after a series of deadly tornadoes tore through Des Moines, Iowa on Saturday.
Leading Russian banks are looking into issuing cards that operate on a Chinese payment system after Visa and Mastercard said they would cut their services in Russia over the invasion of Ukraine.
The pandemic kept so many of us separated from each other, but it brought a pair of unlikely friends very close together. A teenager from Virginia and a 92-year-old woman from New York became pen pals. A beautiful friendship blossomed and an amazing moment played out when they came face to face for the first time.
Colorectal cancer the second leading cause of cancer deaths in U.S. men and women combined, but regular screening is key to preventing it.
Consumer News: Russian invasion of Ukraine driving up corn prices, gas prices continue to soar across the country
A South Carolina mom is demanding answers tonight. Ciaya Whetstone, a former University of New Orleans student, died nearly two weeks ago after an Uber driver dropped her off at a hospital. Whetstone’s family says authorities have not told them anything, and that Uber driver has not contacted them.
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, U.S. lawmakers are talking about banning Russian oil, which could cost us more money.
Ukrainian officials say Europe’s largest nuclear plant was struck by Russian forces overnight.