Vice President Kamala Harris spent her Monday in the Upstate encouraging people to get vaccinated against COVID-19. The vice president visited two vaccine sites in Greenville as a part of the White House’s “Month of Action” plan to reach millions of Americans that need to get vaccinated.
In Iowa, a grandmother who reads bedtime stories has garnered hundreds of fans on social media. Grandma Bette, as she is known by her Facebook followers, is helping children of all ages relax before bedtime.
Today is World Blood Donor Day, and Americans are urged to roll up their sleeves. The Red Cross says there’s a severe need for blood in the U.S.
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On Monday, President Joe Biden takes part in his first in-person NATO summit since taking office.
The United States is getting closer to the Biden administration’s July 4 vaccination goal. On Sunday, the CDC reported 64% of American adults have received at least one dose of vaccine, and more than 309 million doses have been administered.
Americans lost millions of dollars in sweepstakes and lottery scams during the pandemic. According to a report from the Better Business Bureau, it totaled $227 million.
More than six million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, but there is new hope for those in the earliest stages of the disease. We’re learning more about the new treatment approved by the FDA.
The CDC is warning about a spike in a common cold virus called Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV. It’s currently spreading across the South, leading to an unusual wave of late spring disease.
The Olympics are just 42 days away, and organizers say they will offer vaccines to people working closely with the athletes.
