A Conversation With California’s New Attorney General
Wednesday: Rob Bonta, who was sworn in as attorney general on Friday, discusses policing the police and addressing anti-Asian hate.
Biden plans to visit former President Carter on Thursday.
Mr. Biden will hold a drive-in rally in Georgia on Thursday and plans to visit the couple after they were unable to attend his inauguration in January because of the coronavirus.
Tim Scott Will Deliver the Republican’s Rebuttal to Biden
Mr. Scott has said he does not intend his rebuttal to be an excoriation of the president’s agenda.
In a Locked-Down Capitol, Biden Will Address a Sparse Audience
Strict security and health restrictions will lend a surreal mood to President Biden’s first address to a joint session of Congress, with only 200 people attending instead of the usual 1,600.
Part Victory Lap, Part Sales Job: Biden to Address Joint Session of Congress
The president will mark the nearly 100 days he has spent in the Oval Office by describing his efforts to vaccinate Americans and revive the economy.
Victor Hill, a Sheriff in Georgia, Faces Civil Rights Charges
Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill is accused of ordering detainees to be strapped down for hours at a time as punishment, federal prosecutors said.
To Lead ICE, Biden Taps Ed Gonzalez, a Sheriff From Texas
Ed Gonzalez would take over an agency that has not had a permanent leader since 2017.
Covid on the Border: Migrants Aren’t Tested on Arrival in U.S.
The Border Patrol says it has insufficient time and space to conduct coronavirus testing at crowded processing stations. Officials in border cities fear further spread of the virus.
C.D.C. Eases Outdoor Mask Guidance for Vaccinated Americans
“Go get the shot,” President Biden declared Tuesday, hailing an easing of federal guidance on outdoor mask wearing as a step toward post-pandemic normalcy.
Prosecutors Are Said to Have Sought Aggressive Approach to Capitol Riot Inquiry
Their proposal was quashed amid concerns that it would violate First Amendment protections, people briefed on the plan said.
Pharmacies Told to Offer Second Vaccine Doses, No Matter Where First Was Given
Any residency requirements will be set aside, officials said, allowing college students who got a first shot on campus to get the second while home for the summer.
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