Loeffler vs. Warnock on health care: Where they stand

A bipartisan group of lawmakers plans to delay getting the COVID-19 vaccine -- which became available to congressional leaders last week -- until all health care workers and people over the age of 65 have had a chance to receive it.  Reps.

It’s a Christmas miracle!

We need leaders who understand — and have lived — the American Dream and who will fight hard to protect it. In Georgia’s Jan.

A health care worker in Alaska is doing "well" after suffering an adverse reaction minutes after receiving Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, officials said.The health care worker, who was identified as a middle-aged woman, had an allergic reaction that included flushing and shortness of breath within 10 minutes of receiving the first of Pfizer's two-dose jab on Tuesday.  She was still being observed in Bartlett Hospital's foyer at the time of the incident.  The woman, whose name is being

The first doses of New York’s coronavirus vaccine supply went to a health care worker who spent the last 10 months working the front lines as the illness ripped through the state.The Northwell Health employee, who was the first to receive the vaccine on Monday, was identified as Sandra Lindsay, RN, a critical care nurse at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. She was vaccinated during a Gov.

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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Thursday urged Democrats to vote in the Senate runoffs in Georgia, telling them if they turn out in the state on Jan. 5 they can help advance objectives such as a $15 minimum wage and expanded health care.  Fast Facts Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez told Democrats if they turn out in Georgia they can get a $15 minimum wage, expanded health care and other objectives through the Senate. Republican Sen.

With COVID-19 hospitalizations at an all-time high, Orange County hospitals were directed on Thursday to implement surge plans and cancel elective surgeries in response to a “crisis” situation that could cause the emergency medical system to “collapse.”

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is getting candid about his health struggle, and the struggle faced by Black Americans due to racial inequality in the nation's health care system.

 First Lady Melania Trump  helped spread holiday cheer on Tuesday at the annual Toys for Tots drive. President Donald Trump’s wife, 50, looked festive for the occasion wearing a pair of red and white tartan Manolo Blahnik heels, which she teamed with a Ralph Lauren pea coat, cream-colored turtleneck sweater and cropped pants.First Lady Melania Trump unveils 2020 White House Christmas decorationsIn her remarks on Dec.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has been through some serious health scares but he still considers himself luckier than most other Black men.

Taylor Swift is spreading the holiday cheer.

Shopbop Holiday Cheer Sale is happening right now through Dec. 9.The online retailer is offering up to 70% off across categories and the best part is you can get an extra 25% off sale styles — labeled «Holiday Cheer» — with the code.

The day after Los Angeles County’s number of new cases topped 10,000 for the first time, state and local officials warned about the status of the region’s health care system.

Hundreds of health care workers in part of a hospital system in Detroit, Mich., are currently not working after they either contracted the novel coronavirus or were exposed to it, according to a report.  An estimated 576 of the 33,000 employees with Henry Ford Health System, a health care company in Metro Detroit, are said to be temporarily out of work due to COVID-19.  “We are very concerned with the staffing shortage,” Henry Ford Health System Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical

Sen. Kelly Loeffler and her Democrat challenger Raphael Warnock faced off in a tense nationally televised debate Sunday night just under one month before the Georgia U.S.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler labeling her opponent Raphael Warnock a “radical liberal," during Georgia’s Senate debate Sunday night.

A “courageous health care hero” was shot and killed on her way to her job as a nurse at a Tennessee hospital's intensive care unit. Nashville police said Caitlyn Marie Kaufman, 26, was struck by bullets fired into her SUV as she drove on Interstate 440 around 6:30 p.m.Thursday.

Nina West has two new videos she’s unleashed on the world.