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The White House Says It Has Started Shipping Surplus COVID-19 Vaccines Abroad

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By Tamara Keith Verified, Mark Katkov
| WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.) Verified
People wait their turn to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at a government hospital in Chennai, India, in April. India is among the nations which will receive surplus U.S. vaccine through the international distribution system COVAX, the White House announced.
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The U.S. Is Sending At Least 80 Million Surplus COVID-19 Vaccines Abroad

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By Tamara Keith Verified, Mark Katkov
| New Hampshire Public Radio Verified
The Biden administration outlined its plans on Thursday for sharing at least 80 million surplus COVID-19 vaccine doses, saying it will distribute 75% of the allotment through COVAX, an international distribution system aimed at helping vaccinate people in the world's poorest countries. The first priority for doses shared through COVAX will be Latin America and the Caribbean; South and Southeast Asia; and Africa, the White House said.
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The White House Says It Has Started Shipping Surplus COVID-19 Vaccines Abroad

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By Tamara Keith Verified, Mark Katkov
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
People wait their turn to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at a hospital in Chennai, India, in April. India is among the nations that will receive surplus U.S. vaccine through the international distribution system COVAX, the White House announced.
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Churchill Downs Has Suspended The Trainer Of The Kentucky Derby's Winning Colt

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By Mark Katkov
| WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC) Verified
Medina Spirit, ridden by jockey John Velazquez, leads the field to the first turn during the Kentucky Derby on May 1 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. The colt has failed a second drug test following the race. Updated June 2, 2021 at 5:18 PM ET Churchill Downs, the Louisville home of the Kentucky Derby, has suspended horse trainer Bob Baffert after Medina Spirit, the colt that won this year's running of the Derby, failed a second test for banned substances, the company announced Wednesday.
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The Kentucky Derby's Winning Colt Has Failed A Second Drug Test

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By Mark Katkov
| hawaiipublicradio.org
Medina Spirit, the colt that won this year's running of the Kentucky Derby and faces disqualification after failing a post-race drug test, has failed another test for banned substances, attorneys for the horse's owner have confirmed. The colt's second failed test showed the presence of a type of steroid known as betamethasone, attorney W. Craig Robertson III said in a statement Wednesday.
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