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You could fill a book with dumb things people believe about COVID-19. Unethical actors taking advantage of public fears about a deadly disease is as predictable as it is depressing,…
Q drops, deep state campaigns, 9/11 intelligence failures, mysterious internet videos, and stories from the fringe: To be American is to constantly be bombarded by the new conspiracy theories. Which…
Poland reported around 11,406 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday and 493 deathsWarsaw: Poland’s total number of coronavirus-related deaths surpassed 100,000 on Tuesday, the health minister said, as the country…
Photo: Evgenia Parajanian (Shutterstock) When you’re looking for a new job, every little advantage over other candidates helps. But is your vaccination status now an advantage you should disclose during…
Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images) With news of Delta charging unvaccinated employees $200 per month to stay on the company’s health plan, you might be wondering if your insurance rates…
Photo: goodluz (Shutterstock) When Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine was approved in August, it was only approved for ages 16 and up as a two-dose series. But since fully-approved vaccines and medications…
Photo: aijiro (Shutterstock) Some people who got the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine (the one-dose vaccine) have developed a condition known as Guillain-Barré syndrome. It’s happened often enough that the…
Photo: Monkey Business Images (Shutterstock) Now that the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for ages 12-17, all teens are eligible to be vaccinated—but some teenagers who would like to…
Photo: PhotoAdventure Studio (Shutterstock) Vaccination rates have stalled, and some states are doing whatever it takes to get more shots into arms, even if that means paying them off with…
Photo: GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP (Getty Images) Not all advice need be professional. Sometimes your problems merit a bit of unvarnished honesty from a dude equipped with nothing more than a computer…