As COVID-19 continues to dominate the national conversation, the NCAA is updating its definition of what it means to be “fully vaccinated” as the college sports calendar moves to the winter season.

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Monday that Israel would not be bound by any nuclear deal with Iran and would continue to consider itself free to act “with no constraints” against its arch-foe if necessary.

A letter from a World War II soldier stationed overseas to his mother in Woburn, Mass., was finally delivered, nearly eight decades after it was sent.

A court in military-ruled Myanmar on Monday sentenced ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi to four years in jail on charges including possession of unlicensed walkie-talkies, a source familiar with the proceedings said.

The Internal Revenue Service announced Monday that, thanks to staffing issues caused by COVID-19 and budget cuts, tax season 2022 might last even longer than expected.

After one year in office President Joe Biden has held fewer press conferences than five of his immediate predecessors during the same time period and fewer news interviews than the previous six. 

A U.S. man with terminal heart disease was implanted with a genetically modified pig heart in a first-of-its-kind surgery, and three days later the patient is doing well, his doctors reported on Monday.

As the 2021 NFL season came to a close, several coaches and executives parted ways with their teams, either by their own accord or having been fired.

North Korea on Tuesday launched its second unidentified projectile in a six-day period, claiming both were ballistic missile tests.