Pangolins may have spread coronavirus to humans: What to know about the Wuhan virus
Scientists have identified the pangolin as a possible intermediary host of the new coronavirus. Here’s the latest on the Wuhan virus.
Ryan W. Miller, USA TODAY
15 people die from coronavirus in one day; death toll rises to 41, Chinese officials say
Fifteen people died from coronavirus in Wuhan, China on Friday, bringing the death toll to 41 people, Chinese officials said.
‘The civil rights march of my life’: Thousands of pro-gun protesters, many heavily armed, rally peacefully in Richmond
Gun rights supporters gathered at Virginia’s Capitol in Richmond for a rally that state leaders fear could turn violent.
Virginia gun rally: What’s behind the battle over gun control descending on Richmond
Thousands plan to attend a gun rights rally in Richmond, but the movement driving it has been growing for months. Here’s what we know.
Iran admits its own missile downed Ukraine plane: What we know
Iran says its missiles downed a Ukranian plane. The admission came hours after Ali Abedzadeh, head of Iran’s national aviation department, denied that any missile hit the Ukrainian plane.
Puppies have sickened at least 30 people with a drug-resistant bacteria, CDC says
The CDC says that contact with puppies, especially those at pet stores, have been the likely source of infection.
The original red Solo Cup? This disposable cup was likely used once for wine 3,500 years ago
The clay cup, crafted 3,500 years ago on Crete by the Minoans, is part of an exhibit at London’s British Museum examining waste throughout history.
Viral glitter bomb creator updates porch pirate decoy package with Macaulay Culkin
With a new smelly spray and biodegradable glitter, Mark Rober updated his viral glitter bomb package alongside Macaulay Culkin for the 2019 holidays.
New Zealand volcano eruption: At least 5 confirmed dead, ‘no signs of life’ remain on the island, police say
A volcanic eruption on White Island killed at least five people Monday. More are missing as search and rescue crew cannot yet return to the island.
Our cell phones are causing more head and neck injuries, study shows
A study looking at 20 years of emergency room data found that head and neck injuries have been on the rise, with a sharp increase occurring in 2007.