Coronavirus Special Update

Out of all the methods being used, digital contact tracing seems to hold the most promise. Unfortunately, it hasn't been widely adopted yet in the U.S. But all that might be changing soon thanks to the efforts of several state health departments, which have developed contact tracing apps you can download on your phone. Here's the list of states participating.

Tired of having your glasses fog up every time you wear a face mask? There's an easy fix you can try using a common household item that costs less than $1. We tested it for ourselves and were shocked at how well it worked.

COVID-19 cases are spiking, which means it's a good idea to spend more time at home. If you feel sick, you don't have to venture outside to get the relief you need. Here's how you can get medicine safely online without getting tricked by fraudulent products and treatments.

The holiday season is upon us, and the COVID-19 pandemic is still raging throughout much of the U.S. Are Thanksgiving dinners and holiday gatherings still risky? The answer depends on where you live, and this calculator can help you and your loved ones determine your risk.

Scientists have used many different methods to discover new things. Whether that means using a high-tech tool or putting a combination of items together to create something spectacular. You won't believe the simple technique that was used to create some cool stuff. By licking things.

So much of our world has been reshaped by the outbreak of coronavirus. And air travel is one of the industries that has been impacted the most. Flights have been canceled, planes have been put out to pasture and passengers have dwindled. These eight flights are just a snapshot of how things have changed and what we can expect in the future.