Biden says most Americans could be vaccinated by end of summer, new CDC guidance for schools, and more from Apple News

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It’s January 27, 2021.

Here’s what you need to know.

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Biden says most Americans could be vaccinated by end of summer

The Biden administration said it plans to purchase enough doses of Pfizer’s and Moderna’s COVID-19 shots to get every American vaccinated by the end of summer. NPR

The CDC outlined ways for schools to safely reopen, but said its guidelines depend on community efforts to stop the spread, like restrictions on indoor dining. NBC News

Forty-five GOP senators voted to stop Trump’s impeachment trial from going forward. The motion failed, but the wide support from Republicans is a sign the chances of convicting him are slim. The Wall Street Journal

President Biden signed executive orders focused on racial equity, directing his administration to address bias in housing programs and end the Justice Department’s use of private prisons. USA TODAY

The acting Capitol Police chief testified in Congress that the department knew there was a “strong potential for violence” on January 6, and called the insurrection a “terrorist attack.” The Hill

Antony Blinken was confirmed as secretary of state. Here’s a look at his views on China, Iran, and the Middle East. POLITICO

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The Democrat who could make or break Biden’s climate agenda, a Bigfoot bill gets backlash from all sides, and more on today’s podcast. Apple News Today

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What’s Next for Zendaya?

The 24-year-old has already conquered Hollywood. But when the pandemic shut down show business, she had to find an identity beyond acting. GQ

Five Stories We’re Talking About

What Biden said to Vladimir Putin in their first phone call. Axios

How to get a COVID-19 vaccine in your state. The Wall Street Journal

Why Biden wants to remove this controversial word from U.S. laws. CNN Politics

Scientists discovered fossils of giant predatory worms that once lurked beneath the ancient seafloor. National Geographic

These are the foods and drinks you’ll be seeing everywhere this year. Food Network Magazine

The Last Word

“	Hate never disappears. It just takes a break for a while.”

USC professor Steve Ross on why the Capitol insurrection makes Holocaust Remembrance Day more important than ever. TIME

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