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VERIFY: Can pharmaceutical companies be sued for complications from vaccine symptoms?

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VERIFY: Here are the most common vaccine side effects

There's a short list of the effects the vaccine may have on your body while it's training your immune system. We're breaking them down.
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VERIFY: Do pharmaceutical companies get legal immunity relating to vaccine symptoms and allergies?

The VERIFY Team spoke with leading experts in the field, to find out whether pharmaceutical companies really have legal immunity, related to vaccine side effects.
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VERIFY: Can the government seize your tax returns if you default on federal student loans?

The VERIFY Team looked into whether the government could seize someone's tax returns if they defaulted on their federal student loans.
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VERIFY: Can your tax return be seized for late student loan payments?

In a normal year, some Americans with defaulted student loans may not have received their tax returns. But the 2021 tax season is different.
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VERIFY: Meet the experts who are answering your COVID-19 and vaccination questions

The Verify team will be asking them your top questions about the virus and the next steps in vaccinations. Here's a look at who is answering.
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VERIFY: Current evidence suggests it may be OK to breastfeed after COVID-19 vaccine

Evidence suggests it may even end up being beneficial for the infant if breastfeeding moms get the COVID-19 vaccine.
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VERIFY: No evidence to suggest that people who wear glasses are less likely to develop COVID-19

News headlines claim that those who wear glasses are less likely to become infected with COVID-19, citing a report that hasn't been peer-reviewed.
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Verify: No, Loudoun County did not 'cancel' Dr. Seuss

The Northern Virginia school district didn't ban the author's books, but district officials are moving away from focusing "Read Across America Day" on him.
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Verify: Did Loudoun County ban Dr. Seuss books?

No, Loudoun County did not 'cancel' Dr. Seuss, despite national headlines.
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VERIFY: Yes, this year's flu activity is far below average

Flu activity this season is at the lowest it's been in years. Experts think COVID-19 mitigation efforts are contributing to this.
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VERIFY: Does wearing glasses make you less likely to get COVID-19?

The Verify team looked into viral claims that those who wear glasses are less likely to get COVID-19.

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VERIFY: Can pharmaceutical companies be sued for complications from vaccine symptoms?

VERIFY: Here are the most common vaccine side effects

VERIFY: Do pharmaceutical companies get legal immunity relating to vaccine symptoms and allergies?

VERIFY: Can the government seize your tax returns if you default on federal student loans?

VERIFY: Can your tax return be seized for late student loan payments?

VERIFY: Meet the experts who are answering your COVID-19 and vaccination questions

VERIFY: Current evidence suggests it may be OK to breastfeed after COVID-19 vaccine

VERIFY: No evidence to suggest that people who wear glasses are less likely to develop COVID-19

Verify: No, Loudoun County did not 'cancel' Dr. Seuss

Verify: Did Loudoun County ban Dr. Seuss books?

VERIFY: Yes, this year's flu activity is far below average

VERIFY: Does wearing glasses make you less likely to get COVID-19?

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