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Biden hopes to ease gas prices by tapping into reserves; Republican governors band together to address supply-chain woes; and the Charlottesville organizers are ordered to pay $25 million in damages.

The White House responds to the Christmas parade tragedy, new funding is announced to diversify the health care workforce, President Biden sticks with Trump's Fed Chair, and critics slam proxy voting in the House.

Nationwide reaction to Rittenhouse acquittal; the Supreme Court to hear  arguments on a Mississippi challenge to Roe Vs Wade; Fauci says fully vaccinated can enjoy no-mask holidays; and gas prices continue to spike.

The House holds a marathon debate over Build Back Better, Republicans push back against vaccine mandates, and President Biden resets ties with Canada and Mexico.

The House censures one of its own for posting an animated video depicting him killing another member of Congress, Republicans chide the Biden administration over inflation, and the state rests in the Ahmaud Arbery trial.

Biden reiterates "one China" policy; Mayorkas says the immigration system is fundamentally broken; the Wyoming GOP shows Liz Cheney the door; and Democrats look to censure Paul Gosar.

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon surrenders to police, Beto O'Rourke runs for Texas Governor; Senator Patrick Leahy will retire, and President Biden signs an executive order to address violence against Native Americans.

Global climate talks end with mixed-reviews; Harris tries to smooth tensions with France; and Biden set to sign a bipartisan infrastructure deal. 

President Joe Biden marks Veterans Day, the U.S. and China announce a joint climate declaration, and a federal court temporarily blocks the release of former President Trump's records to the January 6th committee.

Hunger and homelessness plague America's veterans, President Biden is set to sign the infrastructure bill Monday, and Florida's governor considers legal action over migrant flights.

A Congressman faces backlash for a violent cartoon, a House panel hears about financial system discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, and Pfizer's CEO has choice words for those who spread vaccine misinformation.

Senator Manchin faces blowback over Build Back Better, more than half of Americans don't want Biden or Trump to run in 2024, and Republicans try to block payments for separated migrant families.

President Biden praises House passage of his first Infrastructure Bill; Steele Dossier analyst Igor Danchenko is arrested; leaders remember Colin Powell; and an appeals court temporarily halts vaccine mandate.

Details of the vaccine mandate are laid out for businesses, the House puts final touches on President Biden's spending package, and the Department of Justice takes Texas to court over its new voting law.

Republicans block debate on another voting rights bill, New Jersey's razor-thin governor's race goes to the incumbent, and President Biden's social spending package moves closer to a House vote.

The polls closed with close races for governor in Virginia and New Jersey, other races end with historic firsts, Minneapolis rejects replacing its police Department and President Biden calls out China on climate.

Sen. Joe Manchin accuses House Democrats of holding the bipartisan infrastructure bill hostage, Virginians vote today for their next governor, and the Supreme Court hears oral arguments over the Texas abortion ban.

President Biden leaves Rome G20 Summit and heads to Glasgow, with his poll numbers falling. And a close election predicted in Virginia.

The bipartisan infrastructure bill vote is punted again, President Biden meets with the Pope, a new report suggests ways to quell disinformation, and the upper chamber celebrates a milestone.

Republicans skewer President Biden over rising energy prices, Biden taps Washington GOP Secretary of State Kim Wyman to oversee election security, and the U.S. pushes to have WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange extradited.

Pfizer's vaccine clears first hurdle for age 5-11 approval; disagreements continue to hinder Biden's big spending package; and military officials say terror groups in Afghanistan are looking at international targets.

President Biden makes his case for his spending package in New Jersey as Senator Joe Manchin says a deal could be reach this week, plus former Facebook employee Frances Haugen testifies before Parliament in London.

Obama cautions against tribalism; House Democrats want immigration relief to be included in reconciliation; and will Trump face a subpoena from the January 6th committee?

House votes to hold Bannon in contempt of Congress; Trump announces new social media platform TRUTH Social; and the Biden administration says it will continue to expel migrants under Title 42.

The White House scrambles to quell supply chain backlogs, Republicans block another voting rights bill, and a majority of Americans now believes the Supreme Court bases decisions on politics, not the constitution.