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Over the last week, the daily number of cases and deaths has leveled off.

"We'll have a Cabinet of barrier breakers, a Cabinet of firsts," Biden said.

With Dems abandoning a minimum wage hike, progressives focus on "ultra-rich" tax

He was the first Latino to serve as education commissioner in Connecticut.

Mayorkas urged patience while they rebuild the system "virtually from scratch."

After historic 2020 turnout, dozens of states eye rules making it harder to vote

Questions continue about what happened to Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick.

The two Democratic governors are fighting for political survival at the moment.

The COVID-19 relief plan could lead to more money for schools

He also attacked GOP members who supported his second impeachment.

She also said Democrats will look for "indirect ways" to boost minimum wage.

He also said, "I don't think (Biden) does go far enough on Saudi sanctions."

A golden chrome-painted statue of the former president has drawn attention.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, February 28.

The former president spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando, Florida.

Nearly 4 million doses are expected to ship as early as Monday.

The bill faces a tough road in the Senate.

Rep. Mary Miller's husband had a "Three Percenters" decal on his truck.

Speakers stood behind Trump and railed against Republicans who defied him.

Democratic lawmakers question legal authorities Biden used to order the strike.

The Biden administration stopped short of penalizing Mohammed bin Salman.

Many who attended the conservative conference showed their loyalty to former President Donald Trump.

California congressman Adam Schiff urged the Biden administration to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for the murder of the journalist.

Some 4 million doses could start shipping as early as Monday.

He advised against easing restrictions until case numbers are much lower.

Prosecutors have been training for hate crimes.

She said all officers wearing body cameras will be mandatory by the end of 2021.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, February 28, 2021.

The president will spend the day with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

The gathering of conservatives gets underway as a tribute to all things Trump.

The city invested in preparing infrastructure for cold after a 2011 storm.

The Kaiser Family Foundation has been tracking interest in the vaccines.

A readout of the call doesn't mention the Washington Post columnist's killing.

Opponents said it would infringe on religious beliefs, impact women's sports

She also testified militia groups are planning an attack on a Biden speech.

The number of unaccompanied kids at the border is starting to outpace capacity.

There was a drop in reports after students were sent home because of COVID-19.

Plus: President Joe Biden declares a major disaster declaration for Oklahoma ahead of Texas trip.

It comes as there are multiple investigations into the Jan. 6 Capitol siege.

Rachel Levine was grilled by Republican Rand Paul about transgender surgery.

His activity-packed day with U.S. neighbors is a sign of diplomacy under COVID.

Pelosi accused Republicans of trying to minimize the issue.

Greene put up her own sign that said, "There are TWO genders: Male and Female."

Former President Donald Trump was the subject of an awkward clash Wednesday between House GOP leaders over his speaking at CPAC this weekend.

United Republican opposition to COVID-19 aid doesn't align with public polling.

His pick for budget director is facing scrutiny over social media posts in which she attacked Republicans. ABC’s Deirdre Bolton reports.

The order will launch a 100-day review for four product supply chains.

Lawmakers will vote this week on President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief package.

Plus, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine could be approved by Friday, and what the California governor is saying about reopening schools.

Neera Tanden could be Biden's first nominee to face defeat in the Senate.