Will the death of a 12-year-old spur change and accountability in hospitals?

One vaccine candidate is entering "phase 3 study," Fauci explains

18 percent, including 34 percent of conservative Republicans, believe Obama is one. And they don't like it

The Texas governor cools his heels in Austin as Gore runs a Michigan marathon. Clinton pounds the pulpit while Nader Democrats suggest a vote swap.

Schools and states tracking female athletes’ menstrual history may conflict with federal laws, experts say

Nevertheless, Marcia Cross doesn't want to be a role model for 40-something parents -- and shouldn't have to be

Don't laugh! Here are the secrets to a state-fair-winning crust with essentially no saturated fat

McCain's campaign manager: Troopergate report found "no violations of any kinds of laws or ethics rules." The report: Palin "abused her power by violating" Alaska law

Just 1.3 percent of homeowners in the state have national flood insurance policies

Teacher turnover causes significant disruptions to the school year, researchers say

America in the 2020s is disturbingly reminiscent of Germany 100 years ago. Spoiler: That didn't end well

The fake account misleadingly tweeted that Pfizer's vaccine has caused widespread miscarriages

Climate change is increasing the frequency and strength of some types of extreme weather in the United States

Schools' record is not quite a winner, and candidates' wallets get thinner. Bush shakes up campaign as Gore does the same, and McCain gets invited to dinner.

Lines between blatant lies and political speech will continue to blur, with predictably bewildering results