Workers were more likely to get a shot when their employers encouraged them and provided paid time off.
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U.S. Vaccination Poll Finds Status Varies House by House
Workers were more likely to get a shot when their employers encouraged them to, and provided paid time off for the inoculation or any side effects.
C.D.C. Director Reaffirms the Vaccinated Don’t Need Masks Most of Time
The director, Dr. Rochelle P. Walensky, said there are instances where local authorities might impose more stringent measures to protect the unvaccinated.
Delta Variant’s Spread Prompts Reconsideration of Mask Guidance
Los Angeles County and the W.H.O. warned that even immunized people should wear masks indoors. Some scientists agreed, but urged a localized approach.
Why Can’t U.S. Residents Travel to Canada?
Many travelers are wondering why they still can’t visit their neighbor to the north. Here’s why the border remains closed.
Three Studies, One Result: Coronavirus Vaccines Point the Way Out of the Pandemic
New scientific research underscores the effectiveness of vaccines and their versatility in the fight against the coronavirus.
Iraq Is Caught in the Middle as U.S. and Iran Spar on Its Soil
Baghdad condemned American airstrikes on Iranian-controlled militias that have been harrying U.S. operations in Iraq, fearing an escalation.
AstraZeneca Booster Shot Lifts Immune Response, Study Finds
A third shot of the vaccine lifted immune response in volunteers who had already received two.
Royal Drama Unfolds in Court, but a Prince at the Center of It Is Absent
Two prominent figures are on trial in Jordan accused of plotting to destabilize the kingdom. One is an adviser to Saudi Arabia’s leader, and the Saudis have been trying to disrupt the trial.
U.S. Had More Covid-19 Cases Than Reported, N.I.H. Study Says
Researchers estimated that there were nearly 20 million infected adults at a time when the number was reported to be closer to three million.