Drew Angerer / Getty Images Biden May Have to Abandon His Calls for Unity if He Wants to Push Through His Massive COVID Bill Democrats in Congress are pressing forward with President Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus package without any Republican support. By Andrew Trunsky January 29, 2021
Derek Poteet / AP Biden Admin to Offer Vaccines to Suspected Terrorists While Millions of Americans Wait Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the man suspected to be behind the 9/11 attacks, is one of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay. By Erin Coates January 29, 2021
@AlisciaAndrews / Twitter screen shotCommentary Watch: Fed-Up Dad Demands Schools Reopen in Fiery Speech to School Board 'The garbage workers who pick up my freakin' trash risk their lives every day,' the father said. 'More than anyone in this school system.' By Elizabeth Stauffer January 29, 2021
Drew Angerer / Getty ImagesOp-Ed David Harsanyi: Biden Wants 100 Million Vaccinations by May, Trump Was on Track for 170 Million 'Biden is now imbued with the same powers as Trump - even more, with effective control of both houses - and all he's done is deflect.' By David Harsanyi January 28, 2021
STR - ANP - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary Netherlands Could Be Headed to Civil War Over Lockdowns One leader in the Netherlands says he fears a ‘civil war’ following days of anti-lockdown riots across 20 cities in the country. By Johnathan Jones January 28, 2021
Justin Sullivan / Getty Images 'WJ Live': Biden Has Only Been in Office for 1 Week and Multiple States Are Already Rebelling Some states are already pushing back against the Biden administration in the new president's first week in office. By Allison Meadows January 28, 2021
Stephanie Keith / Getty ImagesCommentary Scandal: NY AG Accuses Cuomo Admin of Undercounting COVID Nursing Home Deaths by as Much as 50% It's ironic that the Cuomo administration would now come under fire for downplaying the extent of the deaths in the state. By Elizabeth Stauffer January 28, 2021
Martin Bernetti - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary With Olympics in Jeopardy, Florida Offers to Step Up and Save the Day Florida is offering to step in and save the Olympics if officials in Japan postpone the 2020 games for another year. By Johnathan Jones January 28, 2021
Chandan Khanna - AFP / Getty Images New Study Makes Discovery About Controversial Drug Hydroxychloroquine 'We can only recommend it in the context of a clinical trial. There may be a benefit for using this drug in an outpatient setting.' By Erin Coates January 28, 2021
Jeff Roberson / AP State Lawmakers Fight to Rein In COVID Overlords After Nearly 1 Year of Rule by Executive Order State lawmakers across the country are moving to curb the authority of governors to issue emergency orders. By The Associated Press January 28, 2021