CDC changes mask guidance for those vaccinated, urging mask wearing indoors and in areas with high risk of virus transmission
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has revised its guidance on mask wearing. In a reversal of its earlier position, on Tuesday the agency recommended that fully vaccinated people wear masks indoors, if they live in
Capitol police officers give testimony about defending the Capitol on Jan. 6
On Tuesday, the Capitol police officers who were injured while fighting off rioters during the Jan. 6 attack described to the House select committee what it was like on the front lines. The hearing was the first
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich placed on IL after testing positive for COVID-19
The Milwaukee Brewers announced that outfielder Christian Yelich has tested positive for COVID-19. The Brewers’ president of baseball operations, David Stearns, shared on Tuesday that Yelich would be placed on the COVID-IL list. Yelich is fully vaccinated,
Simone Biles speaks out after she withdraws from Olympics gymnastics team final
Simone Biles is speaking out after withdrawing from the Olympic team final on Tuesday, leaving in the middle of the competition after she struggled to land a vault. Biles said: “After the performance that I did, I
Heather Locklear to star in new Lifetime movie chronicling Kristine Carlson’s life, produced by Meghan McCain
Heather Locklear will star in a Lifetime movie based on the life of author Kristine Carlson, executive produced by Meghan McCain. Locklear, 59, and McCain, 36, are teaming for the network’s upcoming movie “Don’t Sweat the Small
Kelly Ripa to release her first book of personal essays in 2022
Kelly Ripa will release her first book, titled ‘Live Wire,’ in 2022. Described as a book of Ripa’s personal essays, Live Wire has the 50-year-old Ripa exploring “childhood, motherhood, marriage, her career, and the intersection of all