Biden denounces Trump's "web of lies" while Congress marks one year since January 6 attack
The president warned that democracy is at risk, asking, "Are we going to be a nation that lives not by the light of the truth but in the shadow of lies?"
Louisiana governor pardons Homer Plessy for segregation protest
Plessy's refusal in 1892 to leave a Whites-only railcar led the Supreme Court to uphold the principle of racial segregation.
Sebastian Gorka sues January 6 committee over subpoena for phone records
Gorka accused the January 6 select committee of abusing its power by demanding his phone records from Verizon.
Judge blocks Pentagon from punishing Navy sailors who decline COVID shots
Nearly all active-duty members of the Navy are fully-vaccinated against COVID-19, the Navy said.
Fauci says testing requirement under consideration for isolation guidelines
"I think we're going to be hearing more about that in the next day or so from the CDC," Fauci said.
Trump asks Supreme Court to stop release of White House records
Trump's lawyers said the request from the January 6 select committee is "strikingly broad" and "untethered from any valid legislative purpose."
Harris exposed to COVID-19, vice president's office says
Harris took a PCR test on Wednesday, and it was negative.
Supreme Court to hear challenges to Biden's COVID-19 vaccine rules
Oral arguments in challenges to the president's vaccine requirements for health care workers and larger companies will be held January 7.
Biden tests negative for COVID-19 after close contact with infected staffer
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the president also received a negative PCR test Monday.
GOP lawmaker won't comply with information request from Jan. 6 committee
Pennsylvania Congressman Scott Perry called the committee "illegitimate."
Schumer vows Senate vote on Build Back Better despite Manchin's opposition
Schumer said the Senate vote will ensure 'every member of this body has the opportunity to make their position known on the Senate floor, not just on television."
Upcoming Supreme Court decision puts spotlight on medication abortion
"I think this is the new frontier," said Sue Liebel, state policy director at Susan B. Anthony List, an anti-abortion rights organization.
Progress on Biden's social spending plan sputters as holidays near
Discussions between President Biden and West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin appear to be breaking down over the details of the president's social spending plan.
Biden tours Kentucky tornado damage, urges families to "keep the faith"
The president toured neighborhoods in Mayfield and Dawson Springs, two communities devastated by the tornadoes that hit Kentucky.
Blinken cuts Asia trip short after journalist tests positive for COVID
The secretary will be returning to Washington, D.C., "out of an abundance of caution," State Department spokesman Ned Price said.