Merck's molnupiravir has been used in Israel and other countries since late 2021 to treat symptomatic patients with risk factors that could lead to hospitalization or death

Precautions range from provision of masks for congregants who want them to requiring they be worn; several rabbis say rising cases won't change their Rosh Hashanah plans

With cases mounting in Israel and abroad, some are raising alarms and making moves to combat the fresh coronavirus threat, amid concerns over a new vaccine aimed at other mutations

First lady experiencing only mild symptoms in second bout with coronavirus in as many years, but unable to start teaching at Northern Virginia Community College as planned

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. condemned for claiming virus spares Jews and Chinese, but GOP lawmakers say he can still attend censorship hearing

Lawsuit filed by state attorney general accuses Kenneth Rozenberg and other owners of Centers Health Care of neglecting nursing home residents, defrauding US out of $83 million

Despite Sucharit Bhakdi commenting on 'the terrible thing about Jews' and comparing vaccines to Holocaust, court reportedly unsure if remarks were antisemitic or Israel criticism

White House announcement, which also covers government employees, comes as coronavirus deaths are at their lowest levels since the start of the pandemic

Based on unspecified new intelligence, US Energy Department now thinks lab leak theory most likely explanation for pandemic, but expresses 'low confidence' over finding

Obligatory home isolation for those with the virus to end in May, rule requiring masks in medical facilities and retirement homes discontinued this week