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Hundreds of thousands of people rallied in France on Saturday against the government’s Covid-19 health pass policy, which requires those who attend large events to present proof of vaccination, a …
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Tennessee health officials are resuming several programs to promote vaccinations for public school students, just two weeks after such efforts were halted because Republican elected officials had complained that parents …
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But Tokyo itself remains remarkably monochromatic. Only about 4 percent of residents were born outside Japan, according to the city government — about twice the national figure. (By contrast, more …
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Shortly after the rate of vaccinated people in Canada surpassed the rate in the United States, it was announced that the Canadian border would open next month for all fully …
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Vaccine mandates are controversial. They’re also effective. Before Houston Methodist became one of the first hospital systems in the U.S. to mandate Covid-19 vaccines, about 85 percent of its employees …
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CAP-HAÏTIEN, Haiti — Hours before mourners were due to pay tribute to the assassinated President Jovenel Moïse at a state funeral on Friday — a moment many hoped would help …
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Good morning. We’re covering the Olympics, the W.H.O.’s call to further investigate the pandemic’s origins and more flooding destruction in China. The Olympics open amid fear and controversy In 1964, …
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In Zhengzhou, China, many residents were forced to wade through flooded roads after heavy rain engulfed the region with more rain still in the forecast. Source link
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TOKYO — Under crisp blue skies in October 1964, Emperor Hirohito of Japan stood before a reborn nation to declare the opening of the Tokyo Olympic Games. A voice that …
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Moreover, questions about transmission remain unsettled. Vaccinated people with asymptomatic or breakthrough infections may still be able to pass the virus on to others, but it is not yet clear …
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