By Jason Hall
Apr 5, 2021
Experts believe another COVID-19 surge is possible and it could spell trouble for younger groups of people who haven t yet been vaccinated.
As of Monday (April 5), the U.S. is averaging more than 3 million daily doses of the coronavirus vaccine, but only about 18.5% of Americans are fully vaccinated, according to CDC vaccine data tracker, and cases continue to see a concerning increase nationwide.
The highly contagious B.1.1.7 variant has created an increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in parts of Europe and the United States could be next if Americans don t meet proper safety measures as more people get vaccinated, specifically with so many younger groups still having not received the vaccine,
antigovernment sentiment run high. one other part of the world experiencing a virus spike is tokyo. that s bad news because the summer olympics are set to begin a week from today. authorities there say cases are climbing. the biggest surge in six months, in fact. a number of arriving athletes have already tested positive. also tonight we re getting a new look at the relationship between donald trump and his last attorney general, bill barr. in their new book called i alone can fix it reporters carol leonnig and philip rucker right about barr s realization that trump was squandering his chances for re-election. they write it this way, quote, i feel you are going to lose the election, barr said, i feel you are actually losing touch with your own base. the only reason you won last time, mr. president, is because of the grab them by the expletive comment, barr said according to an account he shared with others.