Elliott Ramos

Hate crimes at grocery stores have quadrupled since 2010, as the pandemic and politics and mask mandates collided in one of the few public gathering spaces still open during 2020.

More than 3 million households and businesses have connected their solar panels to the grid, but fights over pricing stymie growth.

School districts in 26 states have banned more than 1,000 books in the past nine months.

About 29 percent of all tax returns are filed in the three weeks leading up to Tax Day.

The sale of 180 million barrels of oil is one of many that will reduce reserves to levels not recorded since 1984.

Wyoming, with the lowest rate of Covid hospitalizations in the U.S., reported nine on Thursday.

Proposals to curb gas prices have been introduced in more than 20 states. See how big your savings could be.

Activists and politicians are sparring over whether marijuana cash should go to communities targeted by drug arrests.

Daily doses have fallen to the lowest level since the start of the vaccination effort.

Data from OpenTable shows Valentine’s Day restaurant reservations are up 30 percent from last year.

Nearly a dozen states combined to collect $3 billion in tax revenue from recreational sales.

The country will release 50 million barrels, almost twice as much as the biggest previous release and about 8 percent of the total reserve.

About 60 percent of the population is heading into the winter months with reduced protection against the virus, CDC data shows.

New cases have fallen 57 percent since early September, with experts attributing the fall to increased immunity.

An average of nearly 400,000 people per day have received booster shots in the previous seven days, double from the week before.

From Portland Ore. to upstate New York, communities are employing an assortment of techniques to push vaccination rates higher.

More than 35,000 of the nation’s smallest bridges need repairs, three times the number the Biden administration has pledged to repair.

Progressives who were originally skeptical of Joe Biden as a candidate are falling in love with him as president.

New Mexico and South Dakota lead the country in full vaccinations.

The president actually improved his vote share in some of the hardest-hit parts of the country.