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New York has hit plenty of hurdles already in its Covid-19 vaccination push, including the nor easter rolling in today that forced all appointments at state-run sites to be postponed. But
are white, even though they represent only 32 percent of the city’s population. On the other side, Black and Latino residents make up only 11 percent and 15 percent of vaccine recipients, respectively, compared to being 24 and 29 percent of the population.
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Republicans who have warmed to Biden’s themes are balking at his price tags.
• 8 min read Right now, Donald Trump is not going to get convicted in the Senate : Jon Karl
Chief Washington Correspondent Jon Karl and Congressional Correspondent Rachel Scott appear on This Week. Tom Brenner/Reuters
Unity was last week’s message. Making it last will be the challenge for this week and beyond.
President Joe Biden now gets to work on a sweeping and expensive legislative agenda where the crises are vast and the solutions are complex. An administration official said the president’s conversations with a bipartisan group of lawmakers over the weekend was “constructive,” but already he is coming up against the limits of the inaugural themes that earned him bipartisan praise.
By LIBBY CATHEY, ADIA ROBINSON, JACK ARNHOLZ, MEREDITH DELISO, LAUREN KING, MICHELLE STODDART and CATHERINE THORBECKE, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — This is Day Three of the administration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Here is how events are unfolding. All times Eastern: Jan 23, 4:49 pmBiden speaks with Boris Johnson United Kingdom [.]
A Nation Wracked With Illness and Strife Says Good Riddance to Trump Presidency
President Trump stops to talk to reporters as he walks to board Marine One at the White House on January 12, 2021, in Washington, D.C.
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High noon today marks one more day, the final day, the last 24 hours we must slog through to reach the constitutional conclusion of this majestically wretched interlude. At noon plus one second tomorrow, by law, Donald Trump will join the ranks of the ex-presidents. A motley crew, to be sure, made absurd now by the introduction of one who has as much business being on that list as an alligator has on an Amtrak train. Ticket, sir? OH MY GOD MY ARM’S OFF. Yeah, like that.
By LIBBY CATHEY, CATHERINE THORBECKE, MORGAN WINSOR and ROSA SANCHEZ, ABC News
(WASHINGTON) President Donald Trump is slated to hand over control of the White House to President-elect Joe Biden in 13 days.
Here is how the scene is unfolding. All times Eastern:
Jan 07, 6:39 pm
US Capitol police chief resigns
A spokeswoman for the United States Capitol Police has confirmed to ABC News that Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund is resigning, effective Jan. 16.
The resignation comes after rioters seized the Capitol building on Wednesday and following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calling for him to step down due to the botched response.