(CNN) — With millions of Americans forced to adjust their lives due to the coronavirus pandemic, there were plenty of opportunities in 2020 for people to get creative in how they dealt with staying at home, adjusting to a world of social distancing, and, well, just passing the time. Jeremy Roth looks back at some of the moments that went…
With 2020 drawing to a close, it’s a good time to focus on your health and mental well-being.
It’s Christmas Eve, and stores are packed with last minute holiday shoppers. While many are shopping online this year, there are still long lines at the check-out counter at many shopping centers.
Holiday sales are expected to be much higher this year compared to last year. The National Retail Federation predicts sales this season will grow by as much as 5.2%, with online and non-store sales seeing a 20-30% increase.
Recent surveys show more Americans plan to get a COVID-19 vaccine. However, some communities hit hardest by the virus, still do not trust the vaccine.
(CNN) –2020 is just days from coming to an end. But to this point its been a year that at times, seemed like it may never end. With a slew of major news stories including the most prominent event. The worst pandemic in over a century making 2020 365 days that will go down in the history books. Nadia Romero looks…
A restaurant server in North Carolina received what he called “a blessing” in the form of a $1,000 tip left for him by a complete stranger.
During the pandemic, restaurant workers have put themselves in a precarious situation just to earn a living. In Florida, one community took time to recognize a fast food employee who they know, simply, as “Taco Bell Joe.”
As a new COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna is on the way in the United States, a new variant of the virus was discovered in the United Kingdom.
An 11-year-old boy in Virginia say’s you’re never too young or too old to be good to others.
