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Other GOP lawmakers whose tributes were targeted include: Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks (Ind.), GOP Policy Chairman Gary PalmerGary James PalmerOVERNIGHT ENERGY: Nine, including former Michigan governor, charged over Flint water crisis | Regulator finalizes rule forcing banks to serve oil, gun companies | Trump admin adds hurdle to increase efficiency standards for furnaces, water heaters READ: The Republicans who voted to challenge election results McCarthy woos Freedom Caucus with eye on Speakership MORE (Ala.), and Reps. Kat Cammack (Fla.), Ann WagnerAnn Louise WagnerTrump era bows out with scorched-earth drama in divided GOP Democrats projected to retain House majority Live updates: Democrats seek to extend House advantage MORE (Mo.), Dan CrenshawDaniel CrenshawCheney tests Trump grip on GOP post-presidency K Street navigates virtual inauguration week Wyoming county votes to censure Liz Cheney for Trump impeachment vote MORE (Texas), Michael BurgessMichael Clifton … [Read more...] about Capitol Police tribute turns political

Here’s the second panel on Wednesday: Susan Bailey, president, American Medical Association; John Banovetz, chief technology officer, 3M; Mayor Sharon Weston Broome (D), Baton Rouge, La.; John Brownstein, chief innovation officer, Boston Children's Hospital; Sree Chaguturu, chief medical officer, CVS; Daniel Dawes, director, Satcher Health Leadership Institute; Peter Hotez, co-director, Center for Vaccine Development, Texas Children's Hospital; Margaret Moss, associate professor in nursing, University of British Columbia; Jay Timmons, president and CEO, National Association of Manufacturers; Wes Wheeler, president, UPS Healthcare; and Rep. Brad WenstrupBrad Robert WenstrupOvernight Health Care — Fauci: Lack of facts 'likely' cost lives in coronavirus fight | CDC changes COVID-19 vaccine guidance to allow rare mixing of Pfizer, Moderna shots | Senate chaos threatens to slow Biden's agenda Trump, Biden battle over rush for COVID-19 vaccine The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden … [Read more...] about The Hill’s Morning Report – Biden: Focus on vaccine, virus, travel

Trump has sought for months to sow doubt in the results of the 2020 election, arguing that recent expansions in mail-in voting will open the process to an increased risk of fraud. In some cases, however, he’s encouraged absentee voting, going as far as to urge supporters in North Carolina to vote twice — once by mail and once in person — in order to stress test the state’s election systems. … [Read more...] about The Hill’s Campaign Report: Biden asks if public can trust vaccine from Trump ahead of Election Day | Oklahoma health officials raised red flags before Trump rally

That outcome appears unlikely with more and more Republican senators coming out to say they are against holding an impeachment trial in the first place -- citing the fact that Trump has already left office. But the trial will be a cloud hanging over the Senate and the first 100 days of the Biden administration for as long as it goes on, and will shut down business in the upper chamber once it gets started in earnest next month.  … [Read more...] about Trump impeachment article being sent to Senate Monday, ahead of trial next month

In response to a tweet from Vice President Kamala Harris, a Twitter account with the handle @mjcoff02 going by “Michael J.” posted, “As a service member with 28 years active duty and multiple combat deployments, I spent every day wondering what my Commander in Chief would do to me and my unit. I have not slept well for the last 4 years. I’m sleeping soundly tonight.” … [Read more...] about Army Launches Investigation After Sergeant Major At West Point Accused Of Trolling Elected Officials, President On Twitter