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Biden scraps vaccine requirement for businesses, weighs options after Supreme Court defeat

January 26, 2022February 3, 2022 Utah Channel 3
The Biden administration left open the possibility of creating a more targeted, permanent COVID vaccine mandate that may fare better in the courts.

      

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