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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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De Blasio’s vaccine mandate under scrutiny
De Blasio's mandate goes into effect on December 27, yet he leaves office four days later
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American parents mistrust mainstream media on vaccination information, poll finds
Seventy-five percent of unvaccinated parents distrust mainstream media sources and get most of their information from social media
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Governments warn of heart problems from COVID vaccines, but Twitter calls research 'unsafe'
Japan follows Nordic countries in citing higher-than-expected risks in young people
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NYC expands vaccine mandate to the private sector
The mandate will also require children to be vaccinated and adults to have two doses
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Anti-lockdown protests turn violent in Belgium
About 8,000 people came to protest the Belgian government's coronavirus measures.
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COVID vaccine mandates undermined by research sponsored by vaccine makers, feds
Disagreement within federal government about efficacy of antiviral alternative to vaccine largely overlooked by media.
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Lawyer for dying COVID patient who recovered after court-ordered Ivermectin urges new thinking
AP reports lawsuits filed in U.S. demanding hospitals to use ivermectin — despite no conclusive evidence it helps people with coronavirus
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FDA reportedly looking to fast-track omicron vaccines and therapeutics
Variant has sent the world scrambling to reimpose lockdowns and mitigation measures.
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Robert Kennedy’s bestseller on Dr. Fauci is facing a "media blackout"
Despite the media blackout, Kennedy's book debuted at No. 2 on Amazon
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Five states confirm COVID-19 omicron variant cases
New York, California, Colorado, Hawaii and Minnesota reported cases of the new variant