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U.S. to end vaccination requirements for international travelers
Beginning on May 12, international travelers entering the country via air, land, or water will no longer be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination
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Gov. Newsom to allow California's indoor mask mandate to expire
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Monday that he will allow California's indoor mask mandate to expire next week
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Murphy announces end to New Jersey school mask mandate
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is ending the statewide mask mandate in schools effective March 7
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Medical professionals challenge feds' push for COVID boosters for the young
"We literally change the rules at the FDA to try to bring a failed vaccine product to 6-month-old to 4-year-olds," University of California San Francisco epidemiologist says
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Feds steer $200M in COVID-19 relief to left-wing nonprofit to aid illegal entrants
The Vera Institute of Justice reportedly received more than $10 million in funding from progressive megadonor George Soros' Open Society Foundation from 2016 to 2019
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COVID cases continue sharp decline in nearly every state
Omicron wave appears to have passed; deaths continue to go up
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Coronavirus school closures hurt low income, minority kids most, study finds
Wisconsin study shows marked drop on proficiency tests scores for all students, with disadvantage students performing the worst
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CDC admits natural immunity more protective than vax, yet hypes ICU, other perils for unvaxxed kids
Agency's assertion that vaccine prevents severe disease "is not based on the randomized trial evidence," Stanford Med professor says
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Researchers at New York school find delivery services get a temporary boost from COVID-19
Researchers at an upstate New York university say many who now use online delivery for such items as groceries and home goods are just taking advantage of those services due to COVID-19.
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Medical journal hints at Facebook lawsuit for throttling investigation of COVID vaccine trial
"They're not fact checking facts," says investigation's author. "What they're doing is checking narratives"