WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden said on Monday that Americans will have received 100 million shots to vaccinate them against the deadly coronavirus in the next 10 days.
Speaking at a White House event, Biden also said his $1.9 trillion package would require fastidious oversight to ensure it’s implemented properly.
(Reporting by Steve Holland and Alexandra Alper, Editing by Franklin Paul)
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