Gov. Andrew Cuomo expanded the vaccine eligibility requirements in New York to include anyone over the age of 65. Cuomo said Tuesday the state is following new federal guidance issued by the CDC. On Monday, people aged 75 and up and a much longer list of workers, including transit employees, grocery clerks, teachers, police officers, firefighters, and others became eligible to get the vaccine. Cuomo says it will take six months to vaccinate 7 million New Yorkers, less than half of the state’s 19 million residents, if the state keeps receiving only 300,000 vaccine doses a week. He added he wants to open rapid testing sites in New York City and eventually other city centers throughout the state. Outbreaks Spread Across North China Despite enacting stringent lockdown measures, Chinese authorities are struggling to contain CCP virus outbreaks throughout northern China. Hebei Province is the hardest-hit, with two cities, Shijiazhuang and …