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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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California pastor says health officials harassed his church over COVID mandates
California government health officials demanded to know the names of the church's members, volunteers, and donors, pastor said.
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Over 200 million Americans are fully vaccinated, COVID cases spike
Drugstores are experiencing shortages, as more Americans seek to get their booster to combat the omicron variant.
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No deaths have been linked to Omicron yet, raising cautious optimism
At this point, some doctors are optimistic about omicron's effects
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LA school district fires about 500 employees who refused to get vaccines
Most of these employees had been on unpaid leave since October
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Judge temporarily blocks Mayor de Blasio’s vaccine mandate for city workers
The judge granted a hearing on December 14 to decide whether the mandate should be implemented
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Florida confirms first omicron case
Florida is the 19th state to report a case of the new COVID-19 variant
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Fauci's agency funded China's bat coronavirus research for years: Judicial Watch report
Months before a global pandemic was declared, a U.S. health official acknowledged that the Wuhan Institute of Virology was working on coronavirus research, and found that the virus "can bind to human cells," according to records obtained by Judicial Watch
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New York confirms 12 omicron cases, hospitals barred from elective surgery
With omicron cases on the rise, New York State makes room in its hospitals
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A federal judge in Georgia blocked Biden's vaccine mandate for federal contractors nationwide
U.S. District Judge R. Stan Baker cited executive overreach and a lack of congressional approval as reasons for his ruling