‘I started realizing that everything I knew was just part of a lie,’ says Nikki Hill Johnson.Illustration: Patricia Bolinches/Guardian When Nikki Hill Johnson’s first daughter was born in 2012, ...

While Hollywood A-Listers have been some of the first to speak in favor of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine—Dolly Parton even had a hand in funding the production of the Moderna vaccine—there are a ...

There are many public figures who spoke out against COVID-19 precautions or the vaccine before later falling victim to the disease. NY Post illustration Despite a majority of public and bipartisan ...

A year ago, if you got a "V" and an "X" in a word game you might have stared at your letters with a vacant expression. Previous words of the year include chav, selfie, vape and an emoji Vax dates back ...

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. military launched a secret campaign to counter what it perceived as China’s growing influence in the Philippines, a nation hit especially hard by the ...

CHICAGO (CBS)-- The Illinois Department of Public Health on Wednesday announced it is launching a new immunization portal called Vax Verify, which will allow Illinois residents 18 and over to check ...

Call it what you want to—Hot Vax Summer 2.0, the Hot Vax Summer Redux—but you might be feeling it: A new phase of the pandemic is starting. With restrictions in the most COVID-cautious U.S.

Corrugated cardboard can be traced back to the latter part of the mid-19th century, although cardboard itself goes back much farther than that. Most of us will have encountered it at some time, ...

The British company that publishes the Oxford English Dictionary has named “vax” as 2021’s word of the year. The formerly rarely used word, which dates to the 1980s, refers to the act of getting ...

Now’s the time to vax that thang up. That’s the message coming from rappers Juvenile, Mannie Fresh and Mia X, who have released an updated version of the 1998 party anthem “Back That Azz Up,” a.k.a.

Jobs, demand, and wages have all boomed over the past few months. The Delta variant may change that, but the hot vax summer has been very real.

“Vax” is the Word of the Year for 2021, according to the annual report from Oxford Languages. Defined as “a colloquialism meaning either vaccine or vaccination as a noun and vaccinate as a verb,” vax ...