Biden tries to confront ‘delta’ COVID-19 variant after missing July Fourth vaccination target

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President Joe Biden has unveiled a five-point plan to blunt the spread of the highly contagious delta COVID-19 variant as the United States struggles to inoculate the hesitant.

“It seems to me, it should cause everyone to think twice,” Biden said Tuesday at the White House of the rising variant. “It should cause reconsideration, especially with young people who may have thought that they didn’t have to be vaccinated.”

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