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Plus: Joe Manchin is wrong about… [Quartz]( Sponsored by Good morning, Quartz readers! Until the end of the year, every Quartz story in the Daily Brief will be paywall-free. It’s our gift to you, along with 40% off a year of Quartz membership. (Use code [QZLOVE]( at checkout.) Was this newsletter forwarded to you? [Sign up here](. Forward to a friend who [isn’t sure how to help their employees with burnout](. Here’s what you need to know US president Joe Biden announces a surge in testing to battle omicron. [500 million free at-home tests]( will be distributed, alongside an increase in testing sites, and military assistance. The World Health Organization urged people to curb their holiday plans. “An event canceled is better than a life canceled,” [said WHO head]( Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, as [omicron spreads unabated](. Meanwhile, there are new restrictions and delays all over the world. [Many countries]( have imposed travel bans, while [Davos is postponed](, and the NHL becomes the first major US sports league [to be suspended](. The US tightened up vehicle fuel-economy standards. On average, [passenger cars and light trucks]( must aim for 40 miles to the gallon by 2026. China Mobile aims to raise $8.8 billion in its Shanghai listing. The [world’s largest mobile network operator]( was removed from the New York Stock Exchange during the Trump administration. An Indian Foxconn plant reportedly remains closed. [According to Reuters](, the iPhone-manufacturing facility, key to Apple’s strategy in India, is still shut because of protests that followed a food-poisoning outbreak. Sponsor content by Alumni Ventures Your venture portfolio awaits. Airbnb, Snowflake, and Upstart were some of 2020’s multi-billion-dollar IPOs. You know the names, but were you an investor during their early days when they were being backed by venture capitalists? If not, get to know Alumni Ventures. With just one investment, Alumni Ventures makes it easy for you to own a professional venture capital portfolio. [Learn more today.]( What to watch for While Joe Biden outlines [new measures]( against the spread of omicron, which now accounts for [73% of new US covid cases](, on Friday [the White House covid-19]( response coordinator [blamed unvaccinated people](—around 40% of the eligible population in the US—and all but said they deserve to get ill. Still: 💉 Alongside the misinformed and gullible, people are unvaccinated for many reasons, including illness, age, poor communication, and lack of access. 👤 The responsibility for a covid-19 outbreak can’t be put on individuals. 🤒 This approach could lead to disease stigmatization, and treating illness as a moral failure. 🤔 It’s unlikely public shaming will do anything to help vaccine skeptics change their minds. Joe Manchin is wrong about… The West Virginia senator seems determined to be the lump of coal in the president’s stocking this year. Manchin said Sunday that he wouldn’t vote for Biden’s signature Build Back Better legislation, a $1.75 trillion climate and social bill. He balks at the price tag, but some of the reasoning he’s given, publicly and privately, for his lack of support is just well… wrong. ❌ Energy prices have never been driven by “the markets.” The US currently [subsidizes oil and gas production]( to the tune of about $20 billion per year. ❌ Forgoing infrastructure investments isn’t a good way to save money. In the long run, ignoring climate change will be far more damaging to the US economy. ❌ Americans aren’t [using the child tax credit to buy drugs](—they are paying down debt, growing their savings, and buying essential items for their families. [A bar chart showing how US families spent their child tax credit payments in 2021. 29% of households used it for housing and transportation, 21% for food, 16% for school expenses, 12% for clothing, 7% for savings, 4% for child care, 4% for debt, and 3% for other expenses.] Quartz announcement This holiday season, give the gift of journalism—at 50% off. And with every new Quartz subscription, we will donate to a carbon removal project, powered by Stripe Climate. Use code HOLIDAY21 at checkout. 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