As the pandemic moves into its deadliest wave yet and economic relief from the federal government remains up in the air, millions are succumbing to a growing hunger crisis. Here's how you can help.
TIME announced this year marks the first time a vice president-elect has been included as a Person of the Year honoree.
As the city's youngest mayor in more than a century, Scott, 36, brought style and flair to his swearing in ceremony on Wednesday as he launches a multi-layered effort built on progressive reform,
Rapper and mogul Rick Ross has teamed up with the telehealth company Jetdoc to spread awareness about the importance of affordable healthcare.
Barack Obama endured one of the most difficult days of his post-presidency on Wednesday, and while the blows were severe, the call outs were legitimate.
For someone whose job entails distributing accurate information, the White House press secretary has never been concerned with facts and figures, much like her predecessors.
The revelation leaves a pin in a conversation around how medical authorities will address distributing the virus to Black communities, disproportionately ravaged by the virus and rightfully cautious due to long-held racist practices in medicine.
One of the vaccines being developed has been shown to be close to 95% effective. But no vaccine will be nearly that effective in reality if people refuse to take it.
NBA legend Michael Jordan donated $2 million to Feeding America in an effort to combat food insecurity.
Honestie was not only a victim of COVID-19, but suffered under the weight of state-sanctioned violence in 2017.
It was already pretty established that Black and brown folks were leery of being inoculated with the coronavirus vaccine, but the results of a new survey have resoundingly underscored that truth.
While placing a Black person in positions of power is not the cure-all to reverse 400 years of systemic racism, the time to account for the sins of the past is now.
