Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Vaccine-Or-Test Rule For Large Employers



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The US Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden's mandate for large businesses to be tested for the H1N1 flu at a time when the number of infections is increasing. The cases tested presidential powers to address a public health crisis that has killed more than 845,000 Americans. Six conservative justices ruled in favor of the ruling and three liberal justices dissented.

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The Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for large employers but allowed a separate rule to apply only to health care workers.

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The Supreme Court stopped the Biden administration from requiring employees at large businesses to wear a mask or be tested for COVID-19. The administration can proceed with a vaccine mandate for most health care workers.

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