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Harvard Medical School professor Martin Kuldorff said research showing that natural immunity offers exponentially more protection than vaccines means vaccine passports are both unscientific and discriminatory.
Americans' understanding of hospitalization numbers and other COVID-19 data is woefully inaccurate, as a new Gallup poll revealed to a startling degree.
California has the nation's strictest lockdown, but also the most COVID-19 cases. If a state "doing everything right" is failing so miserably, when will lockdowns end?
For self-interested politicians, the most rational action for them to take during COVID-19 is to do "something" even if that something is useless or even harmful.
Despite the clamoring for more and larger lockdowns, several studies have shown that such tactics actually do little to nothing to quell pandemics.
The apology is an important reminder that the traditional role of journalism has been “an independent monitor of power,” not a mouthpiece for power.
The CDC’s announcement that previous infection offered more protection than vaccination against the Delta variant is likely to fuel calls to end vaccine mandates, particularly for individuals who’ve already been infected.
In the third year of this pandemic, it appears government officials are finally starting to listen to Elon Musk.
There are many genuine threats facing humanity. None of them require authoritarianism or the infringement of civil liberties.
The Atlantic recently suggested the surge of violence in 2020 was the result of the increase in firearms sales in 2020. The claim is pure fiction.
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