December 19, 2022 COVID remains to be Spain’s leading cause of deaths in 2022 The spreading of the coronavirus has significantly slowed by the end of 2022. However, the virus is still Spain’s leading cause of deaths.
December 19, 2022 Biden political appointees to HIV council have 'woke' pasts tied to drag queen story hour, Planned Parenthood Members of President Biden's Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS worked for prominent progressive advocacy groups and on "woke" issues such as "queer liberation" and "health equity."
December 19, 2022 Defense bill not perfect, but should result in stronger, more effective US military The foremost achievement of the bill, passed by both chambers of Congress, is a higher top line for defense spending: $858 billion for military and national security programs
December 18, 2022 How some airlines pilots are standing up to COVID vaccine mandates U.S. Freedom Flyers president Joshua Yoder explains how COVID-19 vaccine mandates have affected pilots nationwide on 'The Next Revolution.'
December 18, 2022 Buffalo Bills fans welcome Cole Beasley back after uproar over COVID-19 vaccine stance Buffalo Bills fans welcomed back wide receiver Cole Beasley, who expressed regret for how he handled the criticism over his decision to not get the COVID-19 vaccine.
December 18, 2022 Service member lost pension after 19-year career over military's vaccine mandate Former Coast Guard Petty Officer Chris Harkins joined 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss his reaction to the move and why he believes it feels like a 'purge' of certain religious beliefs.
December 17, 2022 COVID could be tied to Chinese bioweapons: GOP report Health expert Jamie Metzl weighs in on coronavirus origins as Republicans pledge to continue investigation on 'Fox News Live.'
December 17, 2022 China to suffer over 1 million COVID deaths in 2023, new model predicts A new model predicts China could suffer more than one million COVID deaths in 2023, following a decision by its government to lift tight restrictions that limited its spread.
December 16, 2022 Virginia students in certain schools could be required to wear masks despite Gov. Glenn Younkin's mandate ban Disabled students can request that their peers be required to wear masks in class in 12 Virginia schools under the terms of a settlement reached Monday.