Biden receives first dose of COVID vaccine, stressing its safety
Mr. Biden joins a growing list of public officials who have shared their experiences getting inoculated against COVID-19 as part of efforts to build public trust in its safety.
Klain faults Trump administration for mixed messages on hack
Klain said there have been different messages coming from the White House, secretary of state and President Trump's Twitter feed.
Gottlieb says new coronavirus strain in Europe could be more infectious
Gottlieb said the new strain is "probably not more lethal" than existing variants of the coronavirus.
Surgeon general cites antibody treatment for Trump's vaccine delay
Jerome Adams said the president has a "medical reason" for not receiving the coronavirus vaccine right away.
House Democrats plan to continue push for McGahn testimony next year
Lawyers for the House Judiciary Committee said the panel will reissue its subpoena for former White House counsel Don McGahn's testimony in 2021.
Top Trump officials sidelined after exposure to coronavirus
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo came into contact with a person infected with the virus.
Supreme Court takes up NCAA dispute over compensating college athletes
The justices will likely hear arguments in the legal battle in the spring of 2021.
Supreme Court sides with Colorado church challenging COVID rules
Justices Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Stephen Breyer dissented.
Trump uses Georgia Senate race to raise money for his own PAC
The president has been soliciting donations that purport to help Republican Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue in their runoff elections.
Trump announces Attorney General Bill Barr is leaving
Deputy Attorney General Jeff Rosen will take over as acting attorney general.
Some Republicans start calling Biden president-elect
Biden secured 306 electoral college votes, well over the 270 he needed to affirm his victory.
Supreme Court rebuffs bid to revive Kansas voting law
The dispute involved a 2011 law that requires people registering for the first time to vote in Kansas to prove they are U.S. citizens.
Gottlieb says strain on hospitals likely to peak in January
Gottlieb said the country needs to keep the health care system from getting maxed out.
Biden adviser Cedric Richmond says Republicans privately say Trump lost
More than 100 House Republicans backed a failed effort by Texas to overturn the election results in four key states won by President-elect Joe Biden.
Azar says all nursing home residents could be vaccinated by Christmas
The first shipments of a coronavirus vaccine developed by Pfizer and German partner BioNTech are now making their way to states.