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Children are expected to be eligible for the vaccine in early November, Dr. Fauci says

The nation's top infectious disease expert says some 28 million children ages 5 to 11 in the United States may be able to receive their Covid-19 vaccine in the first two weeks of November.

Jets quarterback Zach Wilson ruled out for the rest of Patriots game

Terry McAuliffe, Stacey Abrams warn Virginians that commonwealth could look like Texas, Georgia with Youngkin win

Stacey Abrams had a message for Democrats in Virginia on Sunday: If Republicans win on November 2, the commonwealth will begin looking a lot more like Georgia or Texas, two states that have seen years of Republican control.

Ed Sheeran says he tested positive for Covid-19

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran announced on Sunday that he has tested positive for Covid-19.

Facebook Oversight Board member calls for more transparency

As more of Facebook's internal documents are revealed, Facebook Oversight Board member and PEN America CEO Suzanne Nossel emphasized that the platform must do a better job with transparency.

Drake has mastered the concept of turning his birthday into a lifestyle

Pop the bottle, it's the Champagne Papi's birthday today.

Real Madrid takes first El Clásico of the season 2-1

What to know for the World Series matchup between the Houston Astros and Atlanta Braves

Major League Baseball's next champion will soon be crowned as the Atlanta Braves take on the Houston Astros in the best-of-seven World Series starting Tuesday night.

Blumenthal says Facebook's calls for regulation are the 'height of disingenuousness'

Sen. Richard Blumenthal on Sunday balked at claims made by Facebook that it would support government regulation of social media platforms, calling it the "height of disingenuousness."

Review: 'Eternals' expands the Marvel universe with a messy, history-spanning origin saga

Adapting a relatively obscure comic into a sprawling epic, "Eternals" might be Marvel's boldest bet since "Guardians of the Galaxy," and that worked out. Whether this millennia-spanning tale of immortals hiding in plain sight on Earth can repeat history will serve as a referendum on the studio's muscle, especially because the movie's structural flaws offset its stunning visuals and strong performances.

Clarence Thomas on the Supreme Court, in his own words

Justice Clarence Thomas' unconventional ideas, daring rhetoric and booming baritone have distinguished him from his Supreme Court colleagues over the past 30 years.

Superstar NFL running back Derrick Henry throws touchdown pass

How Fox News gave birth to a false narrative

CNN's Brian Stelter breaks down how a memo from the National School Board Association about threats made against school board members evolved into a right-wing narrative that parents are under attack.

'Dune' caps off solid month for movie theaters with strong opening

"Dune" — the science fiction epic from Warner Bros. — took in an estimated $40.1 million at the North American box office this weekend.

2 children killed, 8 people injured when a car lost control at Texas drag race

Two young boys were killed Saturday afternoon in Kerrville, Texas, after a vehicle taking part in a drag racing event lost control and struck spectators, police said.

Free community college out of Biden's plan, but bigger Pell grant could still help cut costs

President Joe Biden's plan to make tuition free at community colleges is unlikely to make it into the final bill to expand the nation's social safety net. But boosting the federal Pell grant is still on the table and could have a big impact for low-income students.

Pelosi floats Democrats acting alone as 'one path' to raising debt ceiling but still hopes for bipartisanship

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday suggested that the budget reconciliation process could be one way toward raising the debt ceiling in December.

Nurse makes baby registry for a new father after his unvaccinated wife died of Covid-19 before meeting their baby

Eric Robison will never run out of words to describe his wife.

Former Afghanistan envoy says he quit because debate wasn't rooted in reality

President Joe Biden's former Afghanistan envoy, Zalmay Khalilzad, said he quit the administration because internal debates weren't rooted in events on the ground.

3.6 magnitude earthquake rattles metro Los Angeles

The Los Angeles metro area was hit with a 3.6 magnitude earthquake Sunday, according to data from the United States Geological Survey.