Covid-19
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D.C. to Open Up 3,500 Vaccination Slots Saturday After Online ‘Snafu’
The D.C. Department of Health will make 3,500 appointments available for coronavirus vaccinations starting at 9 a.m. Saturday after technical…
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CDC’s Evictions Moratorium Unconstitutional, Judge Rules
A federal judge in Texas ruled Thursday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's temporary moratorium on evictions is…
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Fully Vaccinated People Can Meet with Minimal Risk: Fauci
People who've been fully vaccinated against the novel coronavirus are largely safe to gather with others who have done the…
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COVID-19 Started In Wuhan Lab, Claims Hamburg University
A new COVID-19 study conducted by the University of Hamburg has found evidence that the current pandemic started from a…
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Ad Campaign Launched to Generate Trust in COVID-19 Vaccine
Acknowledging that a sizable number of Americans are hesitant and even hostile to getting vaccinated against the coronavirus, the Ad…
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Drugmakers Retuning Vaccines for Variants; Pfizer Studies Third Dose
Drugmakers Pfizer and Moderna are looking to fine-tune their existing coronavirus vaccines against new variants of the virus, with Pfizer…
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D.C. Now Vaccinating Residents with Medical Conditions
D.C. residents between the ages of 16-64 with qualifying medical conditions are now eligible to get coronavirus vaccinations.
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America Surpasses Grim Milestone: 500,000 COVID-19 Deaths
With the echo of church bells sounding in the distance, Americans paused this week to acknowledge a grim milestone: reaching…
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Mercia Bowser, 64, Sister of D.C. Mayor, Dies from COVID-19 Complications
Mercia Bowser, the older and only sister of D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, died Wednesday morning of coronavirus-related complications, the mayor…
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Prince George’s Anticipates Some Students Won’t Return, Schools Chief Says
Prince George's County school officials are gearing up to resume in-person learning amid the coronavirus pandemic, but expect that some…
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