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President Joe Biden has accelerated the timeline for all American adults to access the COVID-19 vaccine, moving the deadline to April 19th, ahead of the original May 1st date. During a visit to a vaccination site, Biden announced that 150 million doses have been administered, keeping the U.S. on track to meet his goal of 200 million doses in his first 100 days. A Senate parliamentarian decision has facilitated an easier path for Democrats to pass Biden's infrastructure plan using the budget reconciliation process, which requires only a simple majority. This could allow Democrats to pass significant legislation without Republican support. Stay informed with Newsy for more updates and stories from around the world.

What is the new deadline set by President Biden for making the COVID-19 vaccine available to all American adults?

How many doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered during President Biden's administration?

What goal does President Biden aim to achieve regarding vaccine doses in his first 100 days in office?

What special procedure allows spending in revenue-related legislation to pass with a simple majority vote?

What does the recent decision from the Senate parliamentarian mean for Democrats regarding major legislation?