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Interesting slide shows about the world Slideshow World by [ArcaMax](?ezine=782&r=RgjYcr4VnFDeISxi-pSZeusL9OkffiewqvRoXcg2kPpDOjMyNzAwODM2NDpKOjE5OTM5MDY6TDo3ODI6Ujo2ODQ0NDg6VjozNw) Sponsor Congrats! You've Been Selected for [Complimentary Tide Pods]( [GetItFree]( - no costs, just FREE Samples to your mailbox! Our latest batch of free samples has just shipped. Sign up and start receiving yours today! [Get my Tide freebies delivered today]( [Pandemic year 2: Vaccines, variants, and other developments]( Anna Funk [ Pandemic year 2: Vaccines, variants, and other developments ]( [See full slideshow »]( A year after the COVID-19 pandemic first arrived on American soil, the U.S. still has a long way to go before the coronavirus is under control. But this second year of life with SARS-CoV-2 has started off with a bang, with a new White House administration promising major changes to the nation’s pandemic response and millions of vaccine doses being administered daily. While the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines were the big news of 2020—and are now being injected into the arms of over a million Americans each day—2021 has brought new vaccine trial results from Novavax, Johnson & Johnson, and Russia’s Sputnik V. Some results have been more promising than others, stirring experts to debate the balance between vaccine effectiveness and the challenges of availability and distribution. Meanwhile, researchers are scrambling to learn how each of these vaccines will perform when met with the new variants of SARS-CoV-2 that are taking hold across the globe. The Biden administration has been announcing executive orders and new initiatives left and right, putting more scientists in charge of pandemic response and pushing to get vaccines to as many Americans as possible. The CDC has continued to issue new guidelines as they’ve developed more safety measures to prevent transmission of the virus, like suggesting doubling up on masks and guidelines on how to keep school kids safe during in-person classes. With so much changing every day, it can be hard to keep up with all the news. That’s why Stacker has constructed a timeline of how the COVID-19 pandemic has played out so far in 2021, using White House briefings and news reports. Here’s what President Biden and his administration have accomplished since he took office in January, and what the virus—and its novel variants—have been up to since then. You may also like: How the most common jobs in America are impacted by COVID-19 Visit thestacker.com for similar lists and stories. © 2021 Stacker Media, LLC; Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC [Tweet It]( - [Facebook It]( Sponsor [Help Keep Your Family Safe in 2021 with ADT Home Monitoring]( Whether you want just the basics or all the bells and whistles, Protect Your Home can help you customize your home security system. ADT Home Protection Plan includes: - $850 Worth of Security Equipment for $0* - $100 Visa Gift Card from Protect your Home - 6 Month ADT Money-Back Guarantee [Act Now!]( [Top 10 luxury vehicles for America's wealthiest]( Meagan Drillinger [ Top 10 luxury vehicles for America's wealthiest ]( [See full slideshow »]( Luxury vehicles are more than just a brand name—they are a status symbol and often indicative of a certain quality of life. When it comes to the cars of the upper crust, there are a few notable brand names that tend to stand out—Mercedes, Cadillac, and BMW, to name a few. But some brands, it turns out, are more desirable among the higher income households across the United States than others. In order to be considered a luxury vehicle, these cars must have features that pour the glitz and glam on above the average necessities. For example, according to Certified Autoplex, luxury is used to categorize vehicles that have better-than-average performance capabilities, high-end interiors, and the most cutting-edge tech and safety features. The luxury car segment makes up about 5% of the U.S. car market, Statista reports—but which luxury vehicles are most popular among affluent Americans? Windfall used its wealth intelligence platform to compile a list of the 10 most popular luxury vehicles among its affluent households, or those with more than $1 million. The vehicles are ranked according to the total number of them owned by affluent households. Make, model, and style details on the vehicle, as well as the states where the vehicle is the most popular, are also provided. It turns out the most popular luxury vehicle brands among wealthy Americans are the ones you’d expect. You’ll find the list is dotted with names like Mercedes, Cadillac, Lexus, and BMW, among others. If you’re in the market for a luxury vehicle, here are the ones that rank highly among your peers. Before you get behind the wheel of any old ride, read on to discover which luxury vehicle brands are the most popular among America’s wealthy drivers. 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