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From the outset of this election cycle, Donald Trump decided he wanted to get involved early and often. He’s already issued well over 100 endorsements of Republicans running for office in 2022, according to a tally from Ballotpedia.
The Biden administration warned Wednesday that second Covid-19 vaccine booster shots — or a new type of vaccine, if needed — will not be free and readily available to the general public, if and when they are authorized, without additional funding from Congress.
