Vaccine

COVID-19 numbers are back in the headlines, and the new data can be interpreted to either support or oppose mask mandates.

Get the context for new COVID data as fight over future mandates ramps up

In early March, an associate dean and students interrupted a conservative federal judge's address at the law school.

Stanford Law to hold mandatory ‘free speech’ session after protest: Media Miss

3,700 Marines were fired due to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate. Now the mandate has been lifted, congressmen are calling to reinstate fired Marines.

Congressmen ask for reinstatement of Marines fired over vaccine mandate

As the COVID-19 health emergency is set to end in a few months, experts say a crucial group of COVID-19 antibody drugs no longer work.

Crucial COVID drugs now ineffective against new variants

At least 5,000 people dead following Monday's earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Tens of thousands of others are injured.

Morning rundown: 5,000 dead following earthquakes; NYC lifts vax mandate

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has postponed his trip to China after they admitted a balloon hovering over the western U.S. is theirs.

Midday rundown: China claims spy balloon, COVID drug creates mutations

President Biden has informed Congress that he is ending the national emergency and public health emergency for covid on may 11.

Morning rundown: COVID emergency ending; winter storm grounds flights

Three Iranians have been arrested and charged in an assassination attempt against a U.S. journalist who resides in New York.

Midday rundown: Iran targets US journalist, COVID booster linked to stroke

The Pentagon said House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will travel this year to Taiwan in an effort to strengthen relationships with U.S. allies.

Midday rundown: McCarthy’s trip to Taiwan, Spotify layoffs, tax time

Prosecutors announced their plans to charge actor Alec Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter in the shooting on the “Rust" film set.

Midday rundown: Alec Baldwin charged, Trump set to return to Twitter