White House warns ‘small percentage’ of people can’t order its rapid COVID-19 tests
Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Nearly a month after President Joe Biden first announced that Americans would be able to order rapid at-home COVID-19 tests for free from the government, the administration's website finally went live on Tuesday. But hours after the site's launch, users struggled to place orders to homes or apartment buildings where other tenants may have already placed an order.
The extent of the problem is still unclear as of publication, but White House spokesperson Kevin Munoz said, It's a really small percentage and USPS will be sending our statement on this shortly."
Users trying to order tests to multiple-family homes and apartments seem to be experiencing this issue the most. Once a user enters their information into the form, they're prompted...