Author: Trevor Hughes, USA TODAY

While many Americans work from home, millions of critical workers are still cramming onto buses and trains, putting themselves and others at risk.

Doctors have cancelled tens of thousands of “elective” surgeries to prep for coronavirus patients, leaving many Americans with pain and uncertainty.

Truckers across the country say they’ve seen no slowdown in factory or food production, and are busily delivering to stores nationwide.

Public health officials say respecting quarantines will help reduce the severity of the coronavirus outbreak, despite the inconveniences they pose.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a moderate Democrat, is now backing pot legalization containing a series of initiatives aimed at aiding minority communities.

Animal attacks are an ever-present danger for the cowboy-hatted judge overseeing a tiny outpost of federal justice in America’s oldest national park.

Dazed and weary, Dorian refugees descend on Nassau

Forecasters say Tropical Storm Dorian, the fourth tropical storm of the season, has maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.

Proponents say psychedelics from magic mushrooms hold mental health benefits, but doctors remain cautious.