Kyrie Irving made it known that he's not a fan of New York City Mayor Eric Adams during an exchange with a fan during the Dallas Mavericks' game against the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday.
The Food and Drug Administration has approved two new COVID-19 boosters for distribution. The CDC is meeting to discuss the updated Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine shots, designed to protect against the new EG.5 variant.
COVID-19 hospitalizations have risen across the United States, according to data compiled. Epidemiologists note that while wastewater shows an increase in the virus, there may be nothing to worry about due to immunity and vaccinations in the population.
Republican Congressman George Santos announced the introduction of a new bill called "The Minaj Act" named after Nicki Minaj after he announced his intent to run for re-election on Monday. The intent of the bill is reportedly to establish "a development period for new vaccines in order to generate public confidence".
Ice Cube confirms how he lost out on a $9 million payday to star in the Oh Hell No film after refusing the COVID-19 vaccine.
Kyrie Irving is a savant on a basketball court. His opinions on other topics, leave much to be desired, though.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a dissenting opinion on Thursday that included a misleading claim that the fetuses of aborted children are in the COVID-19 vaccines in response to a vote upholding a vaccine mandate for healthcare workers in New York.
Apparently, public health specialists aren’t the only ones who are fed up with Spotify‘s relationship with popular podcaster Joe Rogan, who constantly proves to his fans and the world that he knows accurate medical information like Donald Trump knows how elections work and proper sun tanning consistency.
As cases of COVID-19 and its variants continue to crop up around the world, the third dose of this particular vaccine shows promise of mitigating worsening conditions.
The Brooklyn Nets issued a statement on Tuesday (October 12) that they'll be sitting the All-Star guard until he complies with New York's citywide vaccination rules.
What's more interesting is that Wiggins got the Johnson & Johnson shot which studies show isn't exactly the best vaccine on the market and actually has more side effects than the Pfizer and Moderna options.
Well, he's not wrong. Should Kyrie continue to refuse to get the jab he can end up losing up to $17.5 million in lost paychecks.
