Lockdowns and no medical coverage: Countries' limits for the unvaccinated are growing more draconian

Austria, Germany, Singapore, and other nations have enacted increasingly strict Covid-19 rules, just as the U.S. welcomes back vaccinated Europeans. Governments around the world are finding themselves with a tough choice. Some have achieved vaccination rates as high as 90%, with maybe a few percent more claiming an exemption to the shot. But what should they do about the rest—those unvaccinated by choice? Read Full Story