The FDA said today that Moderna’s vaccine candidate has been found to be safe and 94% effective. Plus, the latest on the pandemic economy from the Federal Reserve. And, the future of organized labor under the Biden administration.

The CDC’s “Social Vulnerability Index” tracks how disasters affect disadvantaged communities. Plus, the Federal Reserve begins its last interest rate meeting under President Donald Trump today. And, what’s next for the relationship between China and the U.S.?

The EU is set to unveil new rules it says will “overhaul” the digital market, including how tech giants operate. Also, why Adidas is looking to sell its Reebok brand. And, a London brewpub on fighting to survive the latest round of coronavirus restrictions.

The first coronavirus vaccines are being delivered in the U.S. this morning. Plus, the Federal Reserve will take up the state of bond buying in its meeting this week. And, a growing greenhouse agriculture industry to support local produce even in winter.

The latest strategy from lawmakers? Split coronavirus relief into two separate packages. Plus, retailers are running out of room for all of those returns we’re making this year. And, calls for the Biden administration to cancel at least some student loan debt.

Brexit trade talks get another extension. We hear about hopes from both sides of finally striking a deal. Also, a new national lockdown for businesses in Germany. And, an Australian winemaker on the more than 200% tariffs on his wines sold in China.

Plus, it’s looking more likely that the EU and Britain won’t be able to reach a trade deal before the nearing deadline. And, HUD is giving out $46 million to help veterans at risk for homelessness.

The GlaxoSmithKline-Sanofi vaccine candidate may not be ready for a year. Plus, Visa and Mastercard have stopped allowing their cards to be used on Pornhub. And, Camp Fire survivors battle insurance companies over claims.

Nearly a billion Christmas cards are sent out each year. Plus, an insufficient immune response in older people could delay one COVID-19 vaccine until late next year. And Cuba plans to phase out its dual currency system.