Walmart will pay for full college tuition and book costs at some schools for its US workers, the latest effort by the largest private employer in the country to sweeten its benefits as it seeks to attract and retain talent in a tight job market.

President Joe Biden promised a “summer of joy” on July 4 as he declared America’s independence from Covid-19. Three weeks later that sense of victory is evaporating in the face of a resurgent pandemic.

A year after the cataclysmic Beirut port blast, Shady Rizk's doctors are still plucking glass from his body. "The doctors said there will continue to be glass in my body for several years," he said.

It’s unclear whether Odenkirk was conscious when he was transported. He was still receiving medical care Tuesday night, his representative said.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe called on his GOP opponent to Glenn Youngkin to cancel his appearance at an "election integrity rally" next weekend.