A chief adviser for President-elect Joe Biden praised a federal recommendation for prioritizing minority groups in the distribution of the coronavirus vaccine. 
A panel of experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reversed course over the weekend, deciding it would be better if the COVID-19 vaccine guidelines resulted in fewer deaths, specifically among elderly Americans, who are statistically the most at risk of dying from the virus. 
Massachusetts congresswoman Ayanna Pressley (D.) said Sunday that incarcerated men and women should be prioritized alongside health care workers in the distribution of the coronavirus vaccine. 
A Republican representative slammed his fellow members of Congress for being among the first recipients of the coronavirus vaccine. 
For the fourth consecutive year, President Donald J. Trump was robbed of his rightful place on the cover of TIME magazine's "Person of the Year" issue. 
District of Columbia mayor Muriel Bowser (D.) announced Thursday that prison inmates and the city's homeless population will be in the first wave of city residents to get access to a coronavirus vaccine. 
A top Chinese propagandist is casting doubt on the effectiveness of the American-made Pfizer vaccine for the coronavirus.
A Twitter account run by NBC's Today earned internet scorn Thursday after tweeting that there was a "debate" over the safety of vaccination. 
Tennessee Rep.-elect Mark Green (R.) told constituents at a town hall Tuesday that vaccines may cause autism and said he would challenge the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention once in office to get the "real data" on the subject. 
And I had thought that Hillary Clinton was having trouble developing her message. In a single tweet this week she may have revealed the slogan for her 2016 campaign. Jumping on gaffes by Chris Christie and Rand Paul, Clinton wrote: “The science is clear: The earth is round, the sky is blue, and #vaccineswork. Let’s protect all our kids. #GrandmothersKnowBest.” 