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Government
No, the Biden administration is not resuming border wall construction
Coronavirus
No, vaccinated people can’t shed COVID-19 vaccine spike proteins
Experts say there is no evidence to suggest that vaccinated people pose any harm or threat to unvaccinated people.
Coronavirus
Yes, kids 12 and up will get the same COVID vaccine dose as adults
Pfizer and Moderna may modify the dosage for children younger than 12. The companies are still figuring out the right amount for each age group in clinical trials.
Money
Yes, the 16th Amendment was properly ratified, so file your tax return
It’s a myth that too few states ratified the 16th Amendment, making the income tax invalid, the IRS and an expert says.
Coronavirus
Yes, kids should get the COVID-19 vaccine
Vaccinating children protects them and the community as a whole from COVID-19, experts say.
Coronavirus
No, COVID-19 vaccines do not cause infertility
The rumor stemmed from a since-deleted blog that cited a retired doctor who has peddled COVID-19 misinformation. The science doesn’t support his claim.
Pop Culture
No, bets on Medina Spirit will not change if Kentucky Derby winner is disqualified
Although Medina Spirit may lose the title of Kentucky Derby winner, those who bet on the horse will keep their winnings even if he’s disqualified.
Vaccine
Yes, people taking seasonal allergy medicine can get a COVID-19 vaccine
The spring weather has inflamed many people’s allergies and left them wondering if they can take their seasonal allergy medicine and get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus
No, the U.S. COVID death toll has not hit a pandemic low
The current count is getting close to the low and experts are hopeful the country will reach that milestone in the coming weeks.
Coronavirus
The COVID-19 death toll in the U.S. has not yet hit a pandemic low
Experts say they are hopeful the country will reach that milestone soon as the current count is getting close to the low.
National
Yes, gas stations are running low on gas, but panic buying just makes that problem worse
The Colonial Pipeline’s shutdown is just one factor among many that has led to gas stations running out of fuel. But consumer reaction is exacerbating the issue.
Health
No, you can’t get the COVID-19 vaccine from a blood transfusion
Blood transfusions can save your life after an injury, but experts say you can’t get COVID-19 antibodies from a vaccinated donor.
Coronavirus
No, vaccinated people can’t shed COVID-19 vaccine spike proteins
Experts say there is no evidence to suggest that vaccinated people pose any harm or threat to unvaccinated people.
Coronavirus
Yes, kids 12 and up will get the same COVID vaccine dose as adults
Pfizer and Moderna may modify the dosage for children younger than 12. The companies are still figuring out the right amount for each age group in clinical trials.
Money
Yes, the 16th Amendment was properly ratified, so file your tax return
It’s a myth that too few states ratified the 16th Amendment, making the income tax invalid, the IRS and an expert says.
Coronavirus
Yes, kids should get the COVID-19 vaccine
Vaccinating children protects them and the community as a whole from COVID-19, experts say.
Coronavirus
No, COVID-19 vaccines do not cause infertility
The rumor stemmed from a since-deleted blog that cited a retired doctor who has peddled COVID-19 misinformation. The science doesn’t support his claim.
Pop Culture
No, bets on Medina Spirit will not change if Kentucky Derby winner is disqualified
Although Medina Spirit may lose the title of Kentucky Derby winner, those who bet on the horse will keep their winnings even if he’s disqualified.
Vaccine
Yes, people taking seasonal allergy medicine can get a COVID-19 vaccine
The spring weather has inflamed many people’s allergies and left them wondering if they can take their seasonal allergy medicine and get a COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus
No, the U.S. COVID death toll has not hit a pandemic low
The current count is getting close to the low and experts are hopeful the country will reach that milestone in the coming weeks.
Coronavirus
The COVID-19 death toll in the U.S. has not yet hit a pandemic low
Experts say they are hopeful the country will reach that milestone soon as the current count is getting close to the low.
National
Yes, gas stations are running low on gas, but panic buying just makes that problem worse
The Colonial Pipeline’s shutdown is just one factor among many that has led to gas stations running out of fuel. But consumer reaction is exacerbating the issue.
Health
No, you can’t get the COVID-19 vaccine from a blood transfusion
Blood transfusions can save your life after an injury, but experts say you can’t get COVID-19 antibodies from a vaccinated donor.
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