Coronavirus
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
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
Truckers entering Shanghai must be tested for COVID-19, delaying shipments into the city
Multiple celebrities test positive in localized spike
U.S.-based airlines are also re-evaluating the effectiveness of mask mandates at airports and on airplanes
Most employees were in compliance with the mandate by December
"These aren't laws passed by Congress. We're not law enforcement," a flight attendant said
A YouTube ad featuring former President Donald Trump convinced about 104,000 people to get vaccinated for COVID-19, according to a new working paper from the National Bureau of Economic research on Monday
The city of 26 million began a staggered lockdown last week – the largest lockdown since the virus was found in Wuhan, and 11 million people were confined to their homes for 76 days. Residents will be required to stay home and non-essential businesses closed as health officials test every person.
Authorities have at times failed to distinguish between hospitalizations “with” the virus and due to it
The CDC issues “travel health notices” to inform travelers about natural disasters or pandemics that could affect an individual’s health
While the agency emphasizes COVID vaccines and boosters substantially reduce hospitalizations and deaths, its own data are more complicated