Just hours after Biden’s inauguration Wednesday, he wrote a letter to U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Gutteres saying the U.S. had reversed the planned pullout from the WHO that was expected to take effect in July.
For many Vermonters, Wednesday marked a moment of relief, and for others, it was a day of disappointment. Our Christina Guessferd spoke to Vermonters about how they felt about the transition in presidential power.
Wednesday marked two weeks since the violent attacks in Washington. While the theme at Wednesday’s inauguration was healing and unity, the images from the mob taking over the U.S. Capitol still linger. Our Ike Bendavid spoke with Vermonters who emigrated to America to get their take on the current state of the country.
Analysis of President Joe Biden's speech, Vice President Kamala Harris' role in the administration and much more. Greta Van Susteren, the host of "Full Court Press," discusses the issues with our Celine McArthur.
The rare suicide bombing attack hit a commercial area in central Baghdad amid heightened political tensions over planned early elections and a severe economic crisis.
The mayor says this is to allow more time for department heads and councilors to meet with their separate committees ahead of the meeting to discuss resolutions that will be on the agenda.
Burlington High School's interim principal suddenly resigned this month, a move the board and superintendent said took them by surprise. So why did Noel Green leave the position? What our media partners at Seven Days learned about his decision.
Residents and staff who got the drug had up to a 57% lower risk of getting COVID-19 compared to others at the same facility who got a placebo, the drugmaker said.
President Biden is just the second Catholic to lead the U.S. Our Darren Perron spoke with Vermont Catholic Bishop Christopher Coyne about what this means.
Have you wanted to make your home more efficient and green but you aren't sure where to start? Our Cat Viglienzoni got the details on a new resource designed to make the process easier for you.
If you owe fines to the Fletcher Free Library, they're forgiven. The library is removing fines in an effort to serve the community equitably and provide free access to materials.
There is a poultry-based phenomenon in Central Vermont. As our Scott Fleishman shows you, a Northfield couple's unique discovery is hatching all sorts of intrigue.
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