The narrow decision marks the first successful challenge to the Defense Department’s coronavirus vaccine mandate.
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Elizabeth Holmes Found Guilty On Wire Fraud Charges
The jury also found the former Theranos CEO not guilty on four counts, and sent a note to the judge on Monday morning that they were deadlocked on three counts.
Abortion Providers Say Appeals Court Is Slow-Walking Texas SB 8 Lawsuit, Petition Supreme Court To Intervene — Again
This will be the third time the Supreme Court has weighed in on the challenge to SB 8, a near-total ban on abortion in Texas.
More Than 100,000 Hospitalized In U.S. With Covid-19 Amid Omicron Spread
The number of hospitalizations last hit over 100,000 about four months ago in September.
Florida Demands 30,000 Covid-19 Antibody Doses As Hospitals Across U.S. Scramble To Secure Life-Saving Treatment
From New York to Texas, hospitals have run low on treatments effective against the omicron variant.
Here’s Why Airline Stocks Are Rising Despite The Flight Cancellation Nightmare
Shares of major airlines like Delta, United and American jumped to kick off 2022.
FDA Authorizes Pfizer Booster Shot For Children Ages 12 To 15
The agency also shortened the time between primary vaccination and a booster dose to five months for all individuals.
Twitter Permanently Bans Marjorie Taylor Greene For Repeated Covid-19 Misinformation
Greene still has access to her professional Twitter account, which the platform said has not violated its misinformation policies.
Soccer Star Messi Has Covid—Is Isolating In Argentina
Messi is one of four Paris Saint-Germain players isolating with Covid-19, the club said.
Global Covid Crackdowns: France, Germany, Greece Announce New Restrictions, UK, Australia Won’t (Yet)
Canada, meanwhile, creates a patchwork of rules.
