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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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U.S. hits record 1 million daily COVID cases with peak predicted by end of January
Cases topped last week's numbers, which were also record highs
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Florida Gov. DeSantis tells Biden administration to 'release stranglehold' on COVID treatment
State hospitals have more than 12,000 doses on hand, but prior to Biden's takeover, the state distributed 30,000 doses a week
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Dutch police disperse anti-lockdown protest with biting dog, batons: video
Gatherings in the Netherlands are limited to two people
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California promised students 6 million COVID tests. Most counties remain empty-handed
As students departed their classrooms for winter break at the end of December, state officials vowed to allocate 6 million at-home COVID-19 tests to ensure every K-12 student would be tested before returning to school after the holidays
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NY teacher arrested after injecting 17-year-old with COVID-19 vaccine without parental consent
Russo is a science teacher in New Hyde Park and has since been reassigned to non-classroom related duties as the criminal investigation proceeds
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Brazilian health authorities report first known cases of 'flurona' in the Americas
"It is important to emphasize that at this time there are no published scientific studies confirming the clinical or immunological implications of co-infection"
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Nearly half of omicron patients in Houston hospitals were vaccinated, according to new study
Omicron caused more breakthrough cases than Alpha or Delta in the study
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After the holidays and a Bad Bunny show, COVID-19 rates in Puerto Rico rise by 4,600%
The concert, as well as business events, company holiday parties and family get togethers, ultimately contributed to a 4,600 percent increase in cases in Puerto Rico
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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin tests positive for COVID
Austin is fully vaccinated and boosted
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Twitter admits 'error' in suspending Just the News founder's account over COVID facts
Founder, Editor-in-Chief John Solomon argued, "Every single expert said the story was accurate, fair and raised an important public interest issue."