DOJ expects at least 100 more to be charged in Capitol attack investigation
drnadig/iStockBy ALEXANDER MALLIN and MICHELLE STODDART, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — The Justice Department expects to charge at least 100 more still-unidentified individuals connected to the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, federal prosecutors revealed in a
Major storm moving east, will bring record-breaking snow and damaging thunderstorms
ABC NewsBy MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) — A major storm is on the move Friday, with record-breaking snowfall along with tornado and flood threats expected from California to Kentucky. This storm already brought 1 to
Britons still more sympathetic to queen, royal family after Harry and Meghan interview
Circle Creative Studio/iStockBy BRUNO ROEBER and ELLA TORRES, ABC News (LONDON) — Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive and intimate interview — in which they alleged racism within the royal family, serious mental health concerns and being
Manhattan DA Cy Vance will not seek reelection, Trump case pending
Peter Foley/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBy AARON KATERSKY, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Cy Vance announced Friday he would not seek another term as Manhattan District Attorney, a position he used to prosecute Harvey Weinstein and investigate former
How mRNA vaccines can keep up with an ever-changing coronavirus
ozdigital/iStockBy DR. ABAMA RAMANATHAN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — As new COVID 19 variants are rapidly spreading across the world, vaccine manufacturers are preemptively finding ways to adapt to the emerging threats. Moderna announced Wednesday it had
Hampton University expands COVID vaccination accessibility with mobile clinic
Hampton UniversityBy JADE LAWSON, ABC News (HAMPTON, Va.) — As the fight to vaccinate communities of color continues, one historically Black university is teaming up with Hampton, Virginia, community leaders and physicians to bring doses to residents’
There's leftover COVID-19 vaccine. So what do you do with it?
peterschreiber.media/iStockBy ADISA HARGETT-ROBINSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) — With COVID-19 vaccines having strict timelines for when they must be used before expiring, including some that must be used within hours of being mixed and thawed, having leftover
The high price of low vaccination rates: How a single measles outbreak cost $3.4 million
Hailshadow/iStockBy ZACHARY ORLINS, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Measles, a disease long thought eliminated from the Western Hemisphere, re-emerged in Washington state in early 2019 — 72 people were infected, 61 of whom were unvaccinated. A new
Ulta pauses ad deal with “Teen Vogue” over editor's old anti-Asian tweets
jetcityimage/iStockBy STACY CHEN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Ulta announced it is suspending its advertising partnership with Teen Vogue after decade-old anti-Asian tweets from the media outlet’s new editor-in-chief, Alexi McCammond, resurfaced. A former Axios political reporter,
Breonna Taylor's mom seeking justice one year later: 'They should be held accountable'
Breonna Taylor FamilyBy EMILY SHAPIRO andd SABINA GHEBREMEDHIN, ABC News (NEW YORK) — One year after Breonna Taylor was shot dead by police in her Louisville, Kentucky, home, no officers have been charged in connection to her