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HALOS to Evan Fahie of Lockhart K-8 School on St. Thomas and Jahmir Greaux of Eulalie Rivera K-8 School on St. Croix for their superlative knowledge and ability to spell every word tossed to them ...

The COVID-19 vaccines were powerfully protective, preventing millions of deaths. But in a small number of people, the shots may have led to a constellation of side effects that includes fatigue ...

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The viruses we know best are the ones that make us sick — the influenza viruses that send us to bed and the smallpox viruses that may send us to the grave. But healthy people are rife with ...

Ann Ramirez first noticed something was wrong when, at age 48, she started waking up in the middle of the night out of breath. It felt like she was underwater, and had to wait for a wave to pass ...

The nursery at RiverSpring Residences in New York City’s Bronx borough is a sunny, inviting space outfitted with a bassinet, a crib with a musical mobile, a few toys, bottles, picture books for ...

Bret Stephens: Hi Gail. You may or may not be happy to hear this, but once again I feel completely nauseated by Donald Trump. That took all of four weeks. Gail Collins: Bret, what’s left for us ...

ST. THOMAS — Stephanie Cooper finally had a breakthrough with the University of the Virgin Islands’ women’s basketball team. The Lady Buccaneers ended their nearly-year-long winless streak ...

New York City paid out $206 million last year to settle cases involving police and prosecutorial misconduct, including decades-old wrongful convictions. The amount was the most since at least 2018 ...

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With serpentine necks, flippers and a mouth full of needle-sharp teeth, plesiosaurs have captured imaginations since paleontologists uncovered the first specimen more than two centuries ago.