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The first Covid-19 vaccine shipments in the U.S. were set to leave a manufacturing plant in Michigan on Sunday for delivery on Monday. | Morry Gash/AP Photo via pool
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SIREN … IT’S HAPPENING! -- “Trucks with first COVID-19 vaccine in US get ready to roll,”by AP’s Matthew Perrone, Mike Stobbe and Mark Scolforo: “The first trucks carrying a COVID-19 vaccine for widespread use in the United States were set to pull out of a Michigan manufacturing plant Sunday, with the shots that are critical to stopping the nation’s coronavirus outbreak destined to reach states a day later.
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SENATE SENDS NDAA WITH BAN ON SHELL COMPANIES TO TRUMP’S DESK: The Senate just sent this year’s massive defense policy legislation to President
Donald Trump’s desk, passing the NDAA with a veto-proof 84-13 majority amid Trump’s threats to tank the annual bipartisan bill. Included in this year’s measure is a provision that would “require millions of business entities to reveal their owners to the federal government in an attempt to deter the use of anonymous shell companies by criminals evading anti-money laundering rules,” a hard-fought victory for what one transparency advocate called one of the most “remarkable coalitions of odd bedfellows that Washington, D.C., has ever seen.”