Vaccine

"We're in a stronger place today as a nation with more tools to protect ourselves and our community," said Director of the CDC Dr. Rochelle Walensky.

The White House is working on new strategies to handle COVID going forward, saying vaccines, testing and treatments make it less of a crisis than it has been.

The company's vaccine sales are predicted to reach $20.72 billion in 2022.

Queen Elizabeth II's death was falsely announced by a gossip site—which was subsequently ridiculed due to telltale flaws in its reporting.

Ken Mauer, an NBA referee since 1986, said that he wishes the NBA referees' union would have fought harder against allowing a vaccine mandate for the officials.

CDC research has shown those 12 years and older can benefit from waiting up to eight weeks between their first and second COVID-19 vaccine doses.

The Duchess of Cambridge's outfit on a royal tour of Denmark also contained a telltale clue that Hollywood Unlocked's report about Queen Elizabeth II is false.

"I didn't realize in the midst of the COVID conversations how much my situation was affecting my loved ones," said Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

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."

"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."

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

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

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

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

The political commentator said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had "fundamentally declared himself dictator and is waging war on innocent Canadian protesters."

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.

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.

Under the Emergencies Act, banks have been prohibited from providing "any financial or related services" to people connected with the protests in Ottawa.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki's exchange with a reporter was being shared as evidence of misleading guidance to U.S. citizens crossing into Poland.

The lawsuit stated that Rockmond Dunbar "is a sincere adherent to a non-mainstream religious belief that prevents him from being vaccinated."

Jia Liu, a New York Marine Corps reservist, was also arrested in October for allegedly participating in the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Demonstrators marched around the North Carolina facility with the purpose "to demand hazard pay, social distancing, (and) continued enforcement of masks."

"Yellowstone's" Forrie J. Smith will be missing from this year's Screen Actors Guild Awards, where "Yellowstone" is up for Best Drama Ensemble.

Actor Forrie J. Smith pledged to "never" take a vaccine while announcing that he would be skipping the Screen Actors Guild Awards ceremony due to COVID-19 restrictions.