Biden warns ‘more people may die’ if Trump refuses to cooperate on transition – live
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Dillon is expected to join the Biden administration as deputy chief of staff, per multiple reports.
The news was first reported by NBC. Dillon would work with Ron Klain, who Biden has named chief of staff.
Nearly a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, a picture of the other side is emerging. There has been positive news from leading vaccine manufacturers and they are beginning to analyze phase III clinical data, an important milestone that could tell researchers about whether they are safe and effective.
But to distribute those vaccines, the US must undertake the most logistically difficult vaccination campaign in history, with a hesitant and weary public, and at least one vaccine with unprecedented storage requirements.
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