Anger and frustration mounted in Congress over the weekend as a nationwide eviction moratorium expired during a surge in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade captured the gold, and Yeo Seojeong of Korea took the bronze.

The president, health officials and state leaders are betting the financial incentive will spur hesitant people to get the shot just as the contagious and potentially more powerful delta variant sweeps through parts of the country — particularly those with low vaccination rates.

She says her fiancé and mother's last wish was for her to get vaccinated for COVID-19.

The controversy is unfolding at a time when many Americans are at their wits’ end with pandemic restrictions and others fear their children will be put at risk by those who don’t take the virus seriously enough.

Clergy, politicians, constituents and musicians all spoke out about the proposals to impose voter ID requirements, limit ballot drop boxes and mail voting, and strip local officials of their election authority.

The Justice Department asked for an immediate block on Gov. Greg Abbott’s order issued Wednesday, which allows the Texas Department of Public Safety to “stop any vehicle upon reasonable suspicion” that it transports migrants.

Caeleb Dressel joins an elite club of just four other swimmers ever with at least five gold medals at one games.

Police are working with prosecutors to add a second murder count against the suspected shooter.

With efforts to bring down the back log in court cases in Randall and Potter county, the recent surge in COVID-19 cases could impact their efforts to get back on track.