The clamor for hard-to-get Covid-19 vaccines has created armies of anxious Americans who have resorted to hunting for leftovers on the fringes of the country’s patchwork vaccination system.

The chapel at Continental Funeral Home in East Los Angeles was once a place where the living remembered the dead. Now the pews, chairs and furniture are gone, and the dead far outnumber the living.

Mental health researchers are gathering data on the effects of quarantines on 26 million college students this year. "We're enforcing physical loneliness," one expert said. "There's not really anything to compare it to, exactly, in our history."

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas decided to fire its chief executive after the agency, which controls the flow of electricity through much of the state, became the target of blame and scorn for widespread outages during last month’s winter storm

California is slated to get $42 billion from the federal pandemic relief bill, with $8 billion going to struggling cities

As some members of the far right exit more established groups and strike out on their own, it may become even more difficult to track extremists who have become more emboldened to carry out violent attacks.

It’s been almost a year since the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. What is the current status of the effort to contain the virus and its mutations in the U.S.? Listen to today’s episode of The Daily.

As QAnon’s believers explain away another supposed day of reckoning, researchers say the conspiracy theory is already adapting to a post-Trump world — and it looks like it’s here to stay.

Though mothers are facing unusual challenges, the census analysis also shows the ways in which they have been affected by the same forces as other workers.

The Biden administration is planning to release migrant families seeking asylum at the border within 72 hours, a break with past practice of keeping them for much longer, which was criticized for harming children.