Zuni Bloomer believes in starting the school day on a positive note. Affirmations and movement are a big part of how she engages her students. "In class, we start out with a positive affirmation video. We listen, repeat, recall and do a movement alo...

WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. productivity increased at a solid 4.6% pace in the July-September quarter, slightly below the initial estimate, while labor costs fell at a slower pace. The third quarter increase in productivity was below the first estimate a...

BEIJING (AP) - Asian stock markets followed Wall Street lower on Tuesday as surging coronavirus infections in the United States and some other countries tempered investor optimism about development of possible vaccines. Tokyo, Hong Kong and Seoul de...

In normal times, sports keep kids and adults active through the winter. During a pandemic, they are fraught with questions: How much air flow is in the gym, rink or pool? What are the chances that a virus will spread from one player to another when ...

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - Provincial governments across China are placing orders for experimental, domestically made coronavirus vaccines, though health officials have yet to say how well they work or how they may reach the country's 1.4 billion people....

It was a sign. When New York state native Liz Johnson moved to Palatine a few years ago, she went on an immediate search for a home bowling alley. She found Beverly Lanes in Arlington Heights. She grew up at a Beverly Lanes, bowling there with her e...

The cellphone video shot in the dark by a woman in a parked car appeared to show something ominous: a man closing the doors of a white van and then rolling a wagon with a large box into a Detroit election center. Within hours, the 90-second clip wa...