The flurry of news around the new variant is dizzying.
Hesitancy is a complex phenomenon largely immune to facts.
Modern and Pfizer are your best bets, but most of the world has had other vaccines.
Some 98 percent of active service members are now vaccinated. The rest will be discharged.
Kids are getting caught in the crossfire of the fight over COVID shots.
Resolving the legal issues will take time we don’t have.
A piece in The Atlantic inspires thoughts.
There will be no religious exemptions. For now, at least.
Let’s look at the numbers and the clear effects of policy choices.
Nick Rolovich’s request for a waiver based on unspecified religious objections was denied.
More are getting their third shot than their first.
Refusniks are creating an ethical dilemma for the triage system.
The evidence is pretty clear: vaccinations are key, not weather (but that won’t stop people from trying to say otherwise).
A vaccinated 75-year-old is as likely to die as an unvaccinated 53-year-old.
The Catch-22 of passing a massive spending bill in an undemocratic system.
I guess you proved your point about great powers picking and choosing their battlefields.
The President is looking for any leverage he can to get refuseniks vaccinated.
US health agencies are clashing with the World Health Organization on the question.