Biden sets 70 percent adult vaccination target by July Fourth
President Biden announces to vaccinate at least one shot for 70 percent of adults by July 4, shifting doses from low to high demand areas and expanding walk in access. He cites about 181 million adults to receive first doses and 160 million fully vaccinated, with efforts to reach hesitant groups and adolescents pending approval.
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Medina County advances toward national vaccination target
Medina County's older residents lead with high vaccination rates as 46 percent of the population has at least one shot totaling 82 546 people. The White House plans to speed teen vaccines ahead of FDA approval for ages 12 to 15 with a July Fourth goal to boost pediatric uptake and reopen schools.
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GOP leader clears path for Cheney ouster over Trump clash
House Republicans face a deep split as Kevin McCarthy signals he will stop protecting Liz Cheney, pushing to remove her from leadership. Cheney argues the party must reject Trump’s election lies and the Jan. 6 attack, defining a future beyond his influence.
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