Coronavirus - National

• US to ease travel restrictions on fully vaccinated foreign visitors
• Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine works in kids ages 5 to 11
• More than 100 part-timers at Indiana University Health left jobless for refusing Covid-19 vaccine
• FDA advisers vote to recommend booster doses of Covid-19 vaccine in people 65 and older and those at high risk
• FDA's vaccine advisers meet to decide whether Americans need boosters
• Whirlpool will pay workers $1,000 to get vaccinated
• New York City now enforcing Covid-19 vaccine requirement for most indoor activities
• Nation's largest school district welcomes New York students back to in-person learning
• Biden announces new vaccine mandates that could cover 100 million Americans
• Covid-19 driver shortage hits school districts and ride-hailing services
• Moderna completes submission for full FDA approval of Covid-19 vaccine; Pfizer seeks approval for booster dose
• Pentagon mandates US military service members receive Covid vaccine immediately
• Delta will charge unvaccinated employees more for health insurance
• Krispy Kreme is sweetening its free doughnut promotion for vaccinated people
• Johnson & Johnson booster shot prompts large increase in immune response, company says
• 90-day review into origins of Covid ends, but public may have to wait on unclassified report
• National Guard will be deployed across Kentucky to help overwhelmed hospitals
• FDA cautions against off-label use of Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine in younger children
• Biden to encourage Americans who have been waiting for full FDA approval to get their Covid vaccination
• Pentagon to mandate COVID-19 vaccine, as Pfizer is approved
• U.S. regulators give full approval to Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
• Health officials warn people not to take a drug meant for livestock to ward off or treat Covid-19
• Landlords again ask Supreme Court to block Biden administration's eviction moratorium
• US extends non-essential travel restrictions with Canada and Mexico
• Chicago to require indoor masks for all as COVID cases surge
• Local experts weigh in on COVID-19 booster shots
• Want to go to a US national park? You must bring a face mask
• August child tax credit payments reach roughly 61 million kids
• Biden's new eviction moratorium can remain in place for now, judge rules
• First major US city announces it will mandate proof of full vaccinations for certain indoor activities
• Lollapalooza mandated vaccines or a negative Covid test. Officials say there's no sign it was a superspreader event
• HHS will require health care workforce to be vaccinated against Covid-19
• FDA expected to authorize Covid-19 vaccine booster shots for some immunocompromised people within the next 48 hours
• California 1st in US to require vaccines, tests for teachers
• FBI warns against buying and selling fake COVID -19 vaccine cards
• Biden extends student loan payment pause to January 31
• United Airlines mandates Covid-19 vaccines for all employees
• Nearly 500 Covid-19 cases reported in people who crowded Milwaukee Bucks Deer District during NBA playoffs
• CDC announces limited, targeted eviction moratorium until early October
• New York City will require vaccines for entry to restaurants and gyms
• White House celebrates US reaching 70% of US adults getting at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot
• CDC adds 16 destinations to 'very high' Covid-19 travel risk list
• Walmart will require employees in some stores to wear masks
• Michiana reacts to President Biden's $100 vaccine incentive
• Biden announces measures to incentivize Covid-19 vaccinations, including a requirement for federal employees
• Nursing facilities re-evaluate visitation policies with new CDC guidelines
• Covid relief programs are starting to expire for millions of Americans
• CDC updates mask recommendation for fully vaccinated people
• CDC changes mask guidance in response to threat of Delta variant of Covid-19
• Department of Veterans Affairs will require health workers to be vaccinated
• US to keep existing Covid-related travel restrictions
• Rent relief efforts slowly ramp up as millions could soon face eviction
• Covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths are increasing, and the vast majority were not vaccinated
• Pfizer sees waning immunity from its Covid-19 vaccine, says developing new booster
• US zoos giving special animal coronavirus vaccine to tigers, bears and gorillas
• Biden predicts US to reach 160 million fully vaccinated Americans by the end of this week
• More than 1 in 10 people have missed their second dose of Covid-19 vaccine
• White House says US will fall short of July 4th vaccination goals
• Biden pushes more Americans to get vaccinated after passing 300 million dose benchmark
• Canada extends US Covid-19 travel restrictions
• The US reaches 600,000 Covid-19 deaths as the new, dangerous Delta variant is on the rise
• The first state to shut down due to Covid-19 reopens today
• Novavax says Covid-19 vaccine shows 90.4% overall efficacy in US/Mexico Phase 3 trial
• Stimulus payment adjustments are still going out to people whose 2020 taxes show they lost income
• Moderna seeks FDA authorization for Covid-19 vaccine for people ages 12 to 17
• States have been offering big prizes for those who are vaccinated. Companies are now doing the same
• Ohio's Vax-a-Million lottery boosts Covid-19 vaccination rate, governor says
• $6 trillion stimulus: Here's who got relief money so far
• White House touts US reaching 50% adults fully vaccinated
• Early research suggests dogs might be able to sniff out Covid-19 infections
• White House partners with dating apps to encourage Covid vaccinations
• New York and Maryland follow Ohio in creating Covid vaccine lottery
• Target drops mask requirement for fully vaccinated guests
• Walmart, Costco say vaccinated customers don't have to wear masks in stores
• Walmart, Trader Joe's and Costco say vaccinated customers don't have to wear masks in stores
• Delta will require vaccines for new employees
• CDC advisers vote to recommend use of Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine in 12-15-year-olds
• California to effectively end mask mandate when state fully reopens next month, Gov. Newsom says
• FEMA's Covid funeral assistance program is up and running after a rocky start. Here's how to apply
• Indianapolis officials back mask mandate, capacity limits
• Several states are no longer ordering their full allocation of vaccine doses
• Montana to end all pandemic unemployment benefits for jobless residents
• US cruises inch closer to resuming as CDC issues trial cruise guidance
• Biden sets goal of administering at least one Covid-19 vaccine shot to 70% of US adult population by July 4
• TSA extends transportation mask requirement until September 13
• Biden administration to restrict travel from India starting Tuesday
• 100 million US adults are now fully vaccinated, White House says
• CDC says many Americans can now go outside without a mask
• A Texas hospital system will require employees to get the Covid-19 vaccine and could fire them if they don't comply
• How to update your medical record so it includes your Covid-19 vaccination
• Biden will announce new CDC mask guidance Tuesday, sources say
• Detroit teachers to get $500 bonus if they're vaccinated
• Indiana bill approved to ban government vaccine passports
• Biden calls for businesses to give paid time off for employees to get vaccinated as he touts 200 million shots
• The future of the J&J vaccine rollout
• Covid-19 surge in Michigan is putting some hospitals at critical capacity levels, health care provider says
• Child tax credit payments set to begin in July
• Stimulus-enhanced child tax credits should start flowing in July, IRS chief says
• FEMA overwhelmed by calls on first day to apply for $9,000 for Covid-19 funeral expenses
• CDC chief urges Michigan to 'close things down' amid spike