White House Covid-19 czar Ashish Jha will be leaving his post next week, the latest sign the Biden administration is confident the country is on stronger footing in its fight against the virus
Departure is latest sign the Biden administration sees U.S. on solid footing as cases declineThe World Health Organization in early May ended the emergency status of Covid-19.
The declaration signals that one of the most deadly pandemics in modern history is receding. Photo: Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images, the White House Covid-19 czar, will be leaving his post next week in the latest sign the Biden administration is confident the country is on stronger footing in its fight against the virus.Continue reading your article with
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