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Why boosters? Nation's vaccine experts debate goal of campaign
Are boosters meant to prevent infections? Or to keep people out of the hospital?
Video shows NYPD officers shoving man out of subway station after he asked them to wear masks
NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea called the conduct of the officers in the video "absolutely inexcusable."
OnlyFans performer accused of stabbing boyfriend posts video from inside NYPD station after arrest
Genie Exum has nearly 183,000 likes on her OnlyFans page and more than 38,000 followers on Instagram.
Thousands of children have suffered from a mysterious Covid-related condition
More than 5,200 of the 6.2 million U.S. children diagnosed with Covid have developed MIS-C, or multisystem inflammatory syndrome.
Paris Hilton pushes for bill to crack down on abusive youth facilities
Hilton condemned a “systemwide lack of transparency and accountability” in the troubled teen industry and urged support for new regulations.
Supply chain shortage is driving up prices. Farmers are worried it could grow worse.
Farmers say they sympathize with the desire for better wages, but they face equipment and parts shortages. A long strike could affect the food supply chain and their bottom lines.
Map: See if the CDC recommends indoor mask use in your county
Nationwide, more than 9 out of 10 counties are included in the indoor mask guidance.
Tracking coronavirus case surges in the United States
New coronavirus cases are rising across the country. Not all upticks are the same.
Covid-19 cases are falling around the country. See where case counts are falling the most.
NBC News is following Covid-19 case numbers in states and territories in the United States. The data will be updated daily.
Britney Spears' father hires new attorney in conservatorship case
The decision comes after his daughter's attorney made statements about possibly deposing Jamie Spears.
One state's anti-critical race theory law faces first federal lawsuit
The new law, which limits how schools discuss race and gender, violates students’ and teachers’ First and Fourteenth amendment rights, the lawsuit asserts.
