Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has recently been suspended from Twitter for promoting vaccine falsehoods.

Florida is now facing one of the country’s worst COVID-19 caseloads.

Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) continues to make false claims about the effectiveness of masks against COVID spread.

The Missouri Republican wants to block efforts to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus even while children remain the most vulnerable.

Florida and Texas have banned schools and businesses from requiring that people wear masks or be vaccinated.

Vaccination rates are increasing in states with the highest rates of new coronavirus infections.

As COVID-19 cases surge once again, Republican lawmakers are using xenophobia to blame immigrants — and not their own unvaccinated base — for the problem.

Kristi Noem is appearing at a motorcycle rally event in Sturgis despite spiking numbers of COVID-19 cases.

The Wisconsin Republican senator has said he has no plans to get the COVID vaccine himself.

New polling shows Republican messaging against vaccination requirements is not finding popular support.

Mark McCloskey, who is being accused of encouraging racist slurs, is most famous for waving a gun at Black Lives Matter protesters from his porch.

Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy estimates that around 65 House Republicans have not gotten a COVID vaccine.

New legislation proposed by Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) aims to stop the spread of health misinformation. But could it ultimately make the problem worse?

The number of active cases of COVID has surged over 12,770 in Arkansas, and two children were reported to have died.

Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX) demanded the media ask Democrats whether they’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Some members of the group of Republican doctors are still spreading misinformation, however.

Both Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie took off their masks on the House floor against the chamber’s rules.

The study, published in a prestigious American medical journal, was scrutinized by experts immediately — but that didn’t stop it from spreading across conservative media.

Among Americans who align themselves with the GOP, confidence in science has fallen 27 points since 1975, at a time when public health professionals are speaking out against the dangers of vaccine misinformation.

The state has gained more than 44,000 new jobs since Inauguration Day.

Fox News has spread misinformation about COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic.

Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) says efforts to promote vaccination are ‘things that communist or socialist regimes engage in.’

The Texas senator is the latest Republican to attack President Joe Biden’s attempts to ensure COVID-19 vaccinations are available and accessible for everyone.

Gov. Larry Hogan is launching a scholarship lottery to get more Maryland teens vaccinated against COVID-19.

The Colorado Republican joins fellow GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in making the offensive comparison.

‘It’s NONE of the governments business knowing who has or hasn’t been vaccinated,’ tweeted Rep. Andy Biggs.

Her comments came less than a month after she visited the Holocaust museum and apologized for past comparisons to the mass genocide.

Many GOP lawmakers are discouraging people from getting vaccinated, leaving their constituents the most vulnerable to new strands of the coronavirus.

The more transmissible mutation has gained a foothold in Mountain West and heartland states. Many of those infected are young and unvaccinated.

GOP Sen. Ron Johnson has repeatedly promoted myths and falsehoods about COVID-19.