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Nearly half of Senate votes impeachment trial unconstitutional, likely to vote against conviction
Deputy Washington Bureau Chief Caren Bohan reports. Plus, Washington correspondent Maureen Groppe talks about a Biden administration racial equity initiative, patient safety reporter Karen Weintraub explains the science behind mRNA vaccines, personal finance and markets reporter Jessica Menton gives some tax advice and Hank Aaron will be buried in Atlanta.
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Stay-at-home orders lifted in Caifornia; Google to open vaccination sites
Plus, Aimee Picchi talks about tax season during the pandemic, senators will be sworn in as members of the 'Court of Impeachment,' winter weather hits half the country and the 2021 Baseball Hall of Fame votes are in.
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A look at Biden's economic plan
Deputy Washington Bureau Chief Caren Bohan reports. Plus, the House will send the Trump impeachment article to the Senate, Biden reinstates a travel ban, a hearing will be held for a man who threatened to kill Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Super Bowl LV matchup is set.
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Four days of the first woman vice president
We’re recapping a historic week that saw the inauguration of President Biden and Vice President Harris.
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Impeachment trial date set
Plus, vaccine shortages continue, we remember Hank Aaron, NFL reporter Jori Epstein previews the conference championship games and the sun finally rises again in northern Alaska.
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Biden's first executive actions
Deputy Washington Bureau Chief Caren Bohan has the latest from the new administration. Plus, a new treatment might be critical to prevent serious COVID-19 illness, business reporter Nathan Bomey looks at whether former President Donald Trump can rebuild his brand, the first Black secretary of defense may be confirmed and online sports betting arrives in more states.
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