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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.

Republican critics said Gov. Gavin Newsom's urgency on opening schools changed because of the growing recall efforts.

After a high approval rating over the summer, the New York governor is now defending himself and is refusing to apologize.

West Virginia nursing home residents said they are excited to be able to see their family again.

The Food and Drug Administration re-established the Johnson & Johnson vaccine’s 85% efficacy as it nears the approval of the one-dose vaccine.

Plus, former President Donald Trump is expected to push false claims during his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference this weekend.

Yogananda Pittman is scheduled to testify Thursday.

Garland has said he plans to pursue leads “wherever the investigation takes us.”

"Too many Americans were left waiting weeks," he told lawmakers.

Liz Cheney contradicted Kevin McCarthy on whether Trump has a role with the GOP.

The U.S. surgeon general nominee has lost seven family members to COVID-19.

ICE can still carry out fewer deportations under Biden's orders.

It's part of his effort to get more Americans to wear masks.

An FDA advisory committee is set to discuss the vaccine in a Friday hearing.

The 1st hearing raised questions that directly involve the Trump administration

"South Carolina and Nevada should be the first two," said former Sen. Harry Reid

"A lot of diplomatic work is underway," says the European Union's top diplomat.

Speakers will include Donald Trump and others who challenged the 2020 results.

A decade later, leaders see lessons in successful repeal of military gay ban.

ABC News’ Devin Dwyer reports on transgender military service members after the Biden administration’s new policy allowing them to serve openly, reversing the Trump administration’s ban.

Biden's first bilateral meeting was with the Canadian prime minister.

The summit will be co-hosted by Biden's special envoy for climate John Kerry.

Lawmakers questioned top officials on the breach of security at the Capitol.

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

Officials responsible for security testified for the first time.

President Joe Biden’s HHS nominee California Attorney General Xavier Becerra will come before two Senate committees on Tuesday and Wednesday to test his confirmation.

Lawmakers to question top officials on security failures that led to the breach on the Capitol.

Some limits to President Biden's power might be found inside his own party.

Xavier Becerra will appear at nomination hearings Tuesday and Wednesday.

AOC and Democratic leaders were volunteering in the state at the same time.

President Joe Biden held a moment of silence as the United States marked 500,000 deaths due to the pandemic.

An emotional Garland talks about his immigrant family and how he feels an obligation to give back to the U.S. as attorney general.

Fourteen states and D.C. have now legalized cannabis.

The president is expected to deliver remarks at a sunset commemoration.

Rep. John Katko cited China's alleged human rights violations as the reason.

United is temporarily removing the affected planes from its schedules.

Three Navy sailors were killed in the attack and several others were wounded

Attorney general nominee Merrick Garland is questioned about what his involvement will be in the investigations of the Capitol siege, Hunter Biden, and the Russian probe.

After weather crisis, the party sees a chance to mobilize voters before 2022.

The new program will allow businesses with less than 20 employees to apply for loans.

Businesses with fewer than 20 employees will get priority to apply for loans.

House Democrats plan to pass President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief package including $1,400 relief checks for most Americans.

Biden's attorney general nominee faced questions at his confirmation hearing.

"They beat police officers with Blue Lives Matter flags," Dunn said.

The attorney general nominee testifies at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Republicans had argued changes in voting rules were illegal.

He faces questions on largely inherited but no less relevant cases and topics.