Fact Check: Did 3.9 Million Americans Really Die From Covid Vaccines According to Sen. Ron Johnson’s Claims?

Ron Johnson's claim that 3.9 million people died from Covid-19 vaccines is based on flawed arithmetic, misinterpretation of VAERS data and misuse of a Harvard study. The claim is false.
Newsday

COVID deaths drop by half on Long Island, in U.S.

The number of people dying of COVID-19-related causes on Long Island and nationwide continued to fall sharply in 2025, a trend that experts say is primarily because previous COVID-19 infections and ...
Opinion

No, COVID Vaccines Didn't Save Millions Of Lives, Hospitalizations In United States

COVID study published by Ivy League experts has been thoroughly debunked after claiming COVID vaccines saved millions of lives, millions of hospitalizations and trillions of dollars.

Mapping COVID-19 in Minnesota: Latest on cases, vaccines, masks and breakthrough infections

Latest on cases, vaccines, masks and breakthrough infections This page updates monthly. Last update: Friday, Jan. 6, 12:33 p.m. Wondering about the state of Minnesota’s COVID-19 outbreak?