President Joe Biden

  The covid-19 vaccine will be available to every US adult by May: Joe Biden NEW YORK: The US will have enough Covid-19 vaccines for each American adult by the end of May, President Joe Biden said after Merck & Co agreed to make rival Johnson & Johnson's inoculation. The partnership between drug makers, furthermore as other steps the govt is taking to help J and J, will allow the corporate to accelerate delivery of 100 million vaccine doses by around a month, Biden said he hoped that the United State would be "back to normal" at this time next year, potentially earlier, according to the US department of health and human services. "It depends upon if people continue, continue to be smart and understand that we still can have significant losses," he said. But Biden said the vaccination campaign should also be stepped up and others should agree on the need. This will be two months earlier than expected. Read more at Biden President

  Joe Biden aims to distribute masks to millions in ''equity'' push President Joe Biden plans to distribute many face masks to Americans in communities hard-hit by the coronavirus beginning next month as a part of his efforts to ensure “equity” within the government's response to the pandemic. Biden, who like Donald Trump's administration considered sending masks to all or any Americans, is instead adopting a more conservative approach, aiming to reach underserved communities and people bearing the brunt of the outbreak. Trump's administration shelved the plans entirely. Biden''s plan will distribute masks not through the mail, but instead through Federally Qualified Community Health Centers and the nation''s bank and food pantry systems, the White House announced Wednesday. The Departments of Defense, Health and Human Services, and Agriculture are going to be involved within the distribution of quite 25 million American-made cloth masks in b...

  America Is Back': Biden Says US Will Repair Alliances, Engage With World "We will repair our alliances and engage with the world once again, not to meet yesterday's challenges, but today's and tomorrow's. American leadership must meet this new moment of advancing authoritarianism, including the growing ambitions of China to rival the United states and the determination of Russia to damage and disrupt our democracy," Biden said in his remarks to State Department employees. The US, he said, must meet the new moment accelerating global challenges -- from the pandemic to the climate crisis to nuclear proliferation -- challenging the will only to be solved by nations working together and in common. "We cannot do it alone," he said. "We must start with diplomacy rooted in America's most cherished democratic values: defending freedom, championing opportunity, upholding universal rights, respecting the rule of law and treating every person with di...