Coronavirus

Ethan Schmidt posted a video complaining about a display—"Why don't they have a white history month and why don't they celebrate straight pride?"

A number of trucker convoys similar to one that caused disruption in Canada are making their way to the capital to protest coronavirus restrictions.

A gossip website with an audience of millions was ridiculed for suggesting Queen Elizabeth II had died in a claim widely dismissed as "false."

Babbitt's death during the Capitol riot has become a rallying cry for supporters of former President Donald Trump.

With the possibility of a new variant, many aren't sure if or when life will ever return to normal.

"Dead or alive, as long as he isn't on my TV, it's a good day," one Fox News viewer said of Cavuto's absence.

The country currently does not allow Western vaccines made in the United States or the United Kingdom.

Starting Monday, Chicago will no longer require masks in most public settings, and bars, restaurants and gyms will not have to require proof of vaccination.

A right-wing commentator said he posted on Truth Social that government officials that allow kids to get COVID-19 vaccines should be "tried and executed."

The legendary musician has said he does not want to be associated with Joe Rogan after announcing his Spotify exit.

Queen Elizabeth II and her family were rocked by multiple scandals in February, fueling campaigners seeking the abolition of the monarchy.

American truckers are asking supporters to help fund the resources needed to travel across 11 states to protest COVID-19 mandates in the nation's capital.

Meanwhile, some other cities have relaxed their COVID rules due to a decline in cases.

The convoy of American truckers will pass through 11 states over 11 days.

Former presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg wrote in an op-ed that he fears the party is "headed for a wipeout in November."

The city has been reporting about 5,000 new infections a day since February 15.

Dozens of people in Denmark have caught BA.2 within months of catching BA.1—meaning they caught Omicron twice.

Queen Elizabeth II has canceled scheduled video meetings as she continues to battle COVID-19 with mild symptoms, Buckingham Palace announced.

"The situation is still fragile, the state of emergency is still there," the Canadian prime minister said Monday.

Police in British Columbia, Canada, are investigating after "aggressive protesters...surrounded members of the media."

"God save THE QUEEN," tweeted rapper Nicki Minaj.

Queen Elizabeth II's health sparked a debate about lifting coronavirus restrictions, with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson coming under fire.

The long-serving British monarch, who is understood to be double-vaccinated and boosted, has an expert team of royal medics looking after her.

Queen Elizabeth II's staff "should have done everything possible to protect a vulnerable 95-year-old at all costs," a royal author says.

Queen Elizabeth II tested positive for COVID-19 but will carry on working with the virus.

The senator shared the tweet from a Fox News network contributor who later apologized for reporting the misinformation.

Police officers on horseback allegedly paved through a crowd of Canadian protesters known as the "Freedom Convoy."

WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus called it a "dangerous narrative" to believe the pandemic is over.

Novavax says fetal cells were not used in developing its COVID vaccine, which is currently being reviewed by the FDA.

On Thursday, Eric Mueller, a key figure in the Ottawa protests, drove away from the Fairmont Chateau Laurier after spending 20 days in the nation's capital.