Jackson Proskow

Party invitations used to say things like BYOB. Now you’ll see words like, ‘Please only come if you are fully vaccinated.’

Increasingly, experts warn of the need to double down on safety measures to ward off more highly transmissible COVID-19 variants.

Vaccines are the latest front in a U.S. culture war as those who politically identify as Republican reject coronavirus vaccinations at a concerning rate.

Americans will notice the difference between the incoming Biden administration and the departing Trump administration on day one of the new president’s term.

Donald Trump and his Republican party have adopted the position that they’re willing to overturn the will of voters if an election does not go their way, Jackson Proskow explains.

The pandemic in the U.S. has also lead to record unemployment among an unlikely group: nurses and health care workers, Jackson Proskow says.

The pandemic has been left to run wild in the U.S. with no co-ordinated federal strategy, reports Jackson Proskow. ‘It’s now only a question of how many bad days lie ahead.’

When the time comes to return to in-person work, most of us will find a vastly different workplace — if we go back at all.

Someday, we’ll refer to the moment in 2020 when travel changed from what we once knew due to coronavirus, but we have to get through it first.

Col. Roy Knight Jr., who was shot down in combat during the Vietnam war in 1967. On Thursday, Col. Knight’s own son Bryan — now an airline pilot — finally brought his father home.

Ninety-one per cent of ‘strong Trump supporters’ say they trust Donald Trump for accurate information, compared to just 11 per cent who say they trust the mainstream media.

You can use one finger to count the number of times U.S. President Donald Trump has held a solo presidential press conference during his first 14 months in office, Jackson Proskow says.

By letting the world in on the most difficult moment in their lives, the people of Houston have prompted an astonishing outpouring of support from the community.

Buried in the fine print of online campaign web stores, is a warning that any purchase is considered a campaign donation.

If Justin Trudeau’s big win surprised political watchers at home, it shocked casual observers around the world. Morning-after coverage focused on the Liberal’s unexpected majority – what the New York Times called a “stunning rout by Trudeau” in a front page headline.