Vaccine

OPINION August 1

Biden admin’s military vaccine mandate damaged force levels and denied religious freedom

Tens of thousands of U.S. service members were discharged by the Biden administration for refusing to be vaccinated, and many more were denied pay or benefits.

INFECTIOUS DISEASE July 27

Measles cases surge to triple last year's — with 5 months to go

Measles infections are more than triple the rate of 2023 with five months still to go, according to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

VIDEO July 26

Navy SEALs secure legal win against Biden administration military vaccine mandate

Retired Navy SEAL Drew Forsberg and First Liberty Institute Senior Counsel Danielle Runyan on SEALs having records corrected and careers protected after forced coronavirus vaccine mandates. 

HIV/AIDS July 24

Experts laud injection that reportedly offers 100% protection against HIV/AIDS

A study shows that a shot was 100% effective in preventing new HIV infections in women in Africa. The shot is used in the U.S. as a treatment for the virus that causes AIDS.

Health July 16

Measles breaks out at massive NYC migrant shelter

Health officials are responding to at least case of measles that have been detected at a sprawling migrant shelter in New York City. Dozens are being quarantined.

Vaccine July 16

World's second malaria vaccine launched in Ivory Coast, latest milestone in fight against the disease

The Ivory Coast began a routine malaria vaccination program using the world's second shot developed to protect against malaria on Monday.

Coronavirus July 2

Tennessee woman awarded nearly $700K after being fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccine requirement

A Tennessee woman who was fired for refusing BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee's COVID-19 employee vaccine mandate received a nearly $700,000 settlement.

HEALTH June 30

Amid summer COVID surge warning from CDC, should you worry? Doctors weigh in

A summer COVID surge is underway in the U.S., warns the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — so should you be concerned? Two doctors share their input on risks and prevention.

Washington June 29

Kinkajou found abandoned and wandering Washington state road

A type of exotic pet made famous by Paris Hilton was rescued earlier this week after being found climbing a dusty Washington road pole and leaving officials scratching their heads.

Vaccine June 26

House hearing exposes Biden FDA 'politicization,' fallout of rushed COVID vaccine approval for kids, military

House Republicans heard from doctors and other witnesses about the “politicization" of the FDA under the Biden administration regarding the COVID vaccine.