Vaccine

Andrew Pugh said he did not initially get vaccinated after reading material on Facebook. Now, he is urging people to get the shot.

McEnroe called this incident a "joke" and lauded Djokovic as "gutsy" before learning Djokovic knowingly exposed others to COVID.

The world's top men's tennis player was deported from Australia for not being vaccinated against COVID-19, ending a long-running saga that made headlines.

"The Salt Lake Tribune" Editorial Board said the "civilized" thing to do would be to prohibit unvaccinated individuals from being allowed "anywhere."

The Supreme Court made clear in its two decisions that Congress, for better or worse, is the appropriate institution for making decisions regarding vaccine mandates.

The stunt is going viral on social media and has prompted widespread disgust.

"The left is now rationing life-saving therapeutics based on race," Trump said during a rally in Arizona this weekend.

The tennis superstar was deported from Australia and lost his chance to play in the Australian Open for not being vaccinated against COVID-19.

Former Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremić told Newsweek the tennis champion was made "a scapegoat."

John Delarue said he's the "sole survivor" of his immediate family after losing his parents and sister to COVID-19 within a few weeks.

The Canadian academic said Spotify "and censors everywhere" should leave Rogan alone, after he was described as a "menace to public health."

Some employees could have grounds for a wrongful termination lawsuit.

The White House doubled its order of at-home tests and will send federal medical personnel to some of the hardest-hit states. The live updates for this blog have ended.

The MSNBC host accused the conservative judges of caring more about right-wing politics than "saving lives" after voting to block the mandate.

"That video is cringey, but it's what happens when you stumble in a long form podcast," Rogan tweeted about his discussion with the Australian broadcaster.

Workers in certain sectors are still required to receive coronavirus vaccinations, amid a rise in rates of the Omicron variant.

The order comes as France sees over 287,000 new daily cases, the highest daily average reported.

"This is basic medicine," Beck, who is unvaccinated, said of taking unproven COVID-19 treatments. "And yet, you're treated like you're a moron if you do that."

One clip of the Dallas performance has generated more than 2.4 million views on Twitter.

"At least some sanity has been returned by SCOTUS blocking OSHA's vaccine mandate," Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin wrote.

While the mandate for private employers was blocked, the Supreme Court did allow for federally funded health care facilities to require vaccine jabs.

Companies including Nike, Columbia Sportswear and Citigroup plan to fire unvaccinated employees, while JP Morgan Chase has signaled it may do the same.

While there is optimism that COVID cases are leveling off, the World Health Organization has said it is too early to say that the pandemic is over.

A judge ruled that it wouldn't be in the child's best interests to have contact with their father considering the surge in COVID cases in Quebec.

The nephew of the former president will speak at "Defeat the Mandates" rally in D.C. on January 23 having been criticized for spreading COVID-19 misinformation.

With the Omicron variant accounting for 98.3 percent of new COVID cases in the U.S., many are seeking more protective masks. Here is a guide to spotting fakes.

School nurses told Newsweek about the double workload they've had to take on and the pushback they've received from parents.

Jenna Jameson's partner has revealed that the former adult film star is set to undergo further tests amid doubts over her Guillain-Barré syndrome diagnosis.

The conservative pundit, a former Trump supporter, was unimpressed by his swipe at "gutless" politicians who won't say if they've had a third dose of COVID vaccine.

Representative Warren Davidson compared Washington D.C.'s new district-wide vaccination entry requirement to Nazi policy requiring citizens to show documents.