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The Biden administration is lagging far behind its goal of donating 1.1 billion COVID vaccine doses to other nations by September. That’s according to a new analysis by Public Citizen, which finds the U.S. would have to increase its donation rate by 50% between now and September in order to reach its target. Ninety countries are currently falling behind the U.N.’s goal of vaccinating 70% of their population by mid-2022.
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