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After Disappointing Sinovac Trial, Beijing Snipes at Western Vaccines

After Disappointing Sinovac Trial, Beijing Snipes at Western Vaccines Posted by John Chan | Jan 21, 2021 A week after stage three trial data from Brazil revealed lower-than-expected efficacy numbers for one of China’s main coronavirus vaccines, Beijing’s spokespersons and several reputable Chinese experts have doubled down on a new tactic to promote their vaccine: sniping at competitors. From accusing Western media of covering up deaths associated with the Pfizer vaccine to doubling down on conspiracy theories that the virus came from a U.S. military lab, media and official representatives have been fanning the flames of the kind of “vaccine nationalism” it once echoed warnings to avoid. The Washington Post’s Gerry Shih

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The Daily 202: GOP looks to win back Senate in 2022, as new NRSC chairman defends vote to reject Pa results

The Daily 202: GOP looks to win back Senate in 2022, as new NRSC chairman defends vote to reject Pa. results James Hohmann with Mariana Alfaro Democrats taking control of the Senate after winning upsets in both Georgia runoffs would have been the biggest political story of any ordinary week, but the seismic news was quickly overshadowed when a pro-Trump mob took over the Capitol. House Democrats formally introduced an article of impeachment this morning against President Trump, charging him with “incitement of insurrection.” The House could vote as early as Wednesday. In a brief session, House Republicans blocked a measure calling on Vice President Pence and the Cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th Amendment, ensuring a vote in the full House on Tuesday.

Live updates: Lawmakers may have been exposed to coronavirus while sheltering from Capitol mob

Fixing the vaccine distribution system in United States must be top priority, experts say Paulina Villegas, Brittany Shammas, Antonia Noori Farzan, Erin Cunningham, Adam Taylor, Kim Bellware, Hamza Shaban © Andrew Harnik/AP Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) stops to look at the damage to the Capitol building early Thursday morning. As new coronavirus cases in the United States rise precipitously after the holidays, health experts are urging states and the federal government to speed up vaccine distribution, which has proved a logistical nightmare. “In large metro areas such as Boston, Washington, D.C., and Houston, we need to be vaccinating at least 10,000 people every day for the next eight months to stay on target,” vaccine expert Peter Hotez wrote for The Washington Post. “We are not even close to that,” he added.

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