U.S. prepares for first COVID-19 vaccines, the secret to completely recharging, and more from Apple News

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It’s December 1, 2020.

Here’s what you need to know.

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U.S. prepares for first COVID-19 vaccines

Distribution could begin the week of December 14, Vice President Pence told governors, if the FDA grants emergency approval to Pfizer and Moderna. CBS News

Divisions are emerging among top officials over who should be at the front of the line to get the first doses. STAT

A CDC study showed people in the U.S. were infected with the coronavirus in mid-December 2019, a few weeks before it was officially identified in China. The Wall Street Journal

California is weighing new stay-at-home orders as health officials struggle to manage surging hospitalizations. Los Angeles Times

Arizona and Wisconsin certified their election results, confirming President-elect Biden’s wins in both states. The Hill

Biden unveiled his economic team and confirmed he will nominate Janet Yellen, former chair of the Federal Reserve, as treasury secretary. CNBC

The Supreme Court appeared skeptical of the Trump administration’s effort to exclude undocumented immigrants from the census count, which will determine how House seats are allocated in the future. POLITICO

Listen Now

How the vaccine rollout will work, plus the scientific connection between gratitude and giving, on today’s podcast. Apple News Today

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The Secret to Completely Recharging

There’s more than one kind of rest — who knew? Here’s how to relax, renew, and get the energy you need. Shape

Five Stories We’re Talking About

Washington’s most important frenemies: Biden and Mitch McConnell are said to have a “yin and yang” dynamic that could help get deals done. NBC News

White House coronavirus adviser Scott Atlas resigned after a controversial tenure. The Guardian

Archaeologists have discovered dozens of arrows, some dating back 6,000 years, in a melting ice patch in Norway. National Geographic

It takes an average of $2.2 million a year to live in America’s richest zip code. Bloomberg

Beyond The Crown: Here’s the true story of Princess Diana’s wedding dress. BuzzFeed News

The Last Word

“	This could be the most important thing I ever do in my life.”

By day, Anne McCloy is a news anchor at a local television station. By night, she helps thousands of Americans get unemployment benefits. The Atlantic

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