How did 246 ‘fully vaccinated’ people still get COVID-19? Plus, the CDC says there are no safety issues with the Johnson & Johnson shot, don't travel to Canada, Pfizer hopes to soon vaccinate teens, and more. April 12, 2021 Al Tompkins
Here are the newsroom layoffs, furloughs and closures that happened during the coronavirus pandemic We're still updating this list April 9, 2021 Kristen Hare
The journalists and colleagues we’ve lost to the coronavirus A collection of obituaries on the media professionals who lost their lives to the coronavirus pandemic April 9, 2021 Kristen Hare
How the AP Stylebook has kept up with the pandemic ‘There’s never been a pace or number of so many updates so quickly, at least since I’ve been around the stylebook,’ editor Paula Froke said. April 9, 2021 Angela Fu
Two dozen adverse reactions to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine close vaccine sites in two states Plus, there are now 'double mutant' strains of the virus, the eviction floodgates are about to open, cruises see record bookings, and more. April 9, 2021 Al Tompkins
AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine is connected to blood clots Plus, tens of thousands of children have lost a parent to COVID-19, more universities will require vaccines, new info about boosters, and more. April 8, 2021 Al Tompkins
White House rejects COVID-19 vaccine passports But UK residents will test out such passports. Plus, the end of 'hygiene theater,' an AstraZeneca investigation update, and more. April 7, 2021 Al Tompkins
Q&A: How The Atlantic’s Ed Yong navigated a year of deep coronavirus coverage The prolific science writer talks about covering the pandemic he knew was coming, the challenge misinformation and 2020’s impact on his mental health. April 6, 2021 Poynter Staff
How COVID-19 spread from a rural bar to a nursing home, closed a school and infected homes Plus, vaccine 'cheat days' can harm you and others, why some people are getting higher tax bills, payday loans are under fire, and more. April 6, 2021 Al Tompkins
Airlines will start phasing out pandemic no-change fees this week Plus, child care is in a COVID-19 crisis, the pandemic is discouraging people from entering teaching, documentaries are hot, and more. April 5, 2021 Al Tompkins
The Gateway Pundit falsely claimed two vaccines used in the US caused deaths and injuries in Europe The vaccines have been given to millions of people across Europe and the U.S., and health agencies have vouched for their safety and effectiveness. April 5, 2021 Andy Nguyen
Chauvin trial coverage may revive feelings of racial trauma Plus, don't laminate your vaccine card, why vaccine passports are controversial, Ontario will begin another lockdown, and more. April 2, 2021 Al Tompkins
How vaccine passports might work in the US Americans may have to prove they've been vaccinated to do certain public activities. This approach has become a target for misinformation and spin. April 2, 2021 Daniel Funke
The coalition for factual information and informed public discourse is stronger than ever This Friday, on April 2, fact-checkers celebrate the fifth International Fact-Checking Day in the middle of a pandemic and corresponding infodemic April 1, 2021 Baybars Örsek
15 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines were ruined, but Johnson & Johnson says you are not in danger Plus, good preliminary news about vaccines for teens, the crisis in Brazil and why it matters internationally, France extends its lockdown, and more. April 1, 2021 Al Tompkins
