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Nation Dec 20

What we've learned from the Ghislaine Maxwell trial

Closing arguments were made Monday in the federal sex-trafficking and conspiracy trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, the former girlfriend of disgraced financier Jeffery Epstein. Maxwell faces six counts for allegedly aiding and abetting Epstein’s abuse of underage teens. She is accused…

Health Dec 15

What we know about the severity of omicron and possibility of 'triple whammy' this winter

As the omicron variant is spreading rapidly, top federal health officials warn it could bring a massive wave of new infections to the United States as early as January. There are now confirmed cases of omicron in at least 36…

Health Dec 13

Older Americans make up a majority of COVID deaths. They are falling behind on boosters

The United States is approaching a grim milestone of the pandemic, as the nationwide death toll approaches 800,000. The vast majority of those deaths are among the elderly — people 65 and up make up 75 percent of all COVID-19…

Nation Dec 07

Navy's water contamination flub in Hawaii follows 8 years of warning signs

U.S. military families stationed in Hawaii are dealing with tap water contaminated with petroleum. The cause is unknown, but investigators say a leak from a nearby fuel storage facility operated by the Navy may be to blame. On Monday, Secretary…

Health Dec 06

Could omicron lead to more breakthrough COVID cases? Here's what we know

For the first time in nearly two months, the United States is averaging more than 100,000 new coronavirus cases daily. Roughly one-third of states have also now detected the new omicron variant. John Yang reports.

Health Dec 02

Does South Africa's COVID uptick signal greater threat from omicron? Here's what we know

While we don't know whether the omicron variant will lead to more severe cases of COVID-19, its ability to spread is becoming clearer. Cases in South Africa are spiking at the fastest rate since the pandemic began, and European officials…

Health Nov 29

How the world is responding to the omicron variant

A growing number of nations imposed travel restrictions Monday to try to slow the spread of the new coronavirus variant, omicron. The moves came as more cases of the variant were confirmed internationally. But some warned the travel bans —…

Health Nov 19

COVID boosters and what you need to know before holiday gatherings

Starting this weekend, COVID-19 boosters will now be available for any of the three federally approved vaccines. At least 10 states had already made this change as COVID cases rose — climbing by 33 percent in the last two weeks.

Nation Nov 17

Georgia's murder statute and how the Ahmaud Arbery trial may play out

One of three men on trial for fatally shooting Ahmaud Arbery — who was Black — took the stand today in his own defense. Travis McMichael — who is white — testified a day after the prosecution rested in a…

Health Nov 15

What undecided parents need to know about the COVID vaccine for kids

Nicole Ellis, the NewsHour's new digital anchor and correspondent, anchors live coverage on our streaming platforms. She recently spoke with parents about the questions they have about the COVID-19 vaccine for children, and joins Judy Woodruff with what she learned…

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