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Partly driven by politics, and partly by pandemic trend lines, blue states in particular are lifting COVID restrictions one after the other.

“I think the governors are right to begin asking the question: What’s the endgame?”

The debate playing out in the country’s third-largest school district comes as the U.S. enters its third year of the pandemic, with the omicron surge only adding more confusion.

Do as I say, not as I do, i.e., the Fox News pandemic mantra.

Twitter takes away the Georgia representative’s toys after she reportedly violates the platform’s rules.

They are asking why the recommendation doesn’t come with a testing requirement, among other questions.

The omicron surge now dominating headlines comes as pandemic content has long been at the forefront of news coverage, a far cry from the murky, early reports—shared largely among specialists this week in 2019—of a mysterious pneumonia-like illness in Wuhan.

It might be too little, too late.

With omicron cases spreading like wildfire, the White House is finally taking steps to make free antigen tests available to all. But this fall, Vanity Fair has learned, it dismissed a bold plan to ramp up rapid testing ahead of the holidays. Frustrated experts explain how confusion, distrust, and a single-minded fixation on vaccinating Americans left testing on the back burner for so long.

The recent dustup between Jesse Watters and Dr. Anthony Fauci underscores the network’s recklessness.

Increased at-home rapid testing and additional personnel for hospitals are among the steps that the president will announce Tuesday to combat the winter surge.

The NBA, NFL, and NHL are scrambling to salvage their seasons amid player outbreaks. Could shutdowns be on the way?