Zach Montague
The New York Times
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Vivek Ramaswamy Wants Candidates to Commit to Pardoning Trump in 2025
The Republican presidential hopeful, who has been one of Donald Trump’s most vocal supporters, said he had reached out to other candidates about such a pledge. → Read More
How to Watch the Jan. 6 Committee Hearings
The first of several upcoming hearings by the House committee investigating the attack on the Capitol will be held on Thursday evening. → Read More
Where Senate Republicans Stand on Gun Legislation
See what the senators said when asked whether they would support a pair of gun control bills to strengthen background checks. → Read More
Demonstrators flock to the Supreme Court after leak of draft decision.
The mood outside the court was a mix of anger and mourning, with some demonstrators sitting silently in front of a long line of candles. Others shouted defiant chants. → Read More
Ilya Lichtenstein Held in Bitcoin Case While Heather Morgan Is Given Bail
A judge appeared more concerned by the flight risk posed by Ilya Lichtenstein than by his wife, Heather Morgan, in a case accusing them of a sweeping scheme to launder stolen cryptocurrency. → Read More
Three vaccinated senators have tested positive for the virus.
Roger Wicker, Republican of Mississippi, Angus King, independent of Maine, and John Hickenlooper, Democrat of Colorado, said on Tuesday that they were experiencing symptoms. → Read More
Biden’s order includes 72 initiatives that take aim at very specific practices the White House wants changed.
The White House asked more than a dozen federal agencies for input and action on initiatives designed to increase competition and limit the power of large corporations. → Read More
Over 100 Republicans, including former officials, threaten to split from G.O.P.
Miles Taylor, a former Trump-era Homeland Security official who anonymously wrote a book condemning the Trump administration, is an organizer of the effort. → Read More
Meet America’s 63rd National Park
The New River Gorge in West Virginia got the federal government’s highest protection, thanks, in part, to the latest pandemic relief bill. → Read More
A Guide to Impeachment Trial Day 2: Start Time, Streaming and More
The prosecution will deliver its first substantive arguments in what could be an exceptionally short trial. → Read More
Covid-19 Live Updates: C.D.C. Order Requires Masks for Travel in U.S.
Countries are tightening borders to evade virus variants. A hospital refrigerator malfunction in Seattle led to a frenzied overnight inoculation drive. → Read More
What Time is Impeachment Vote? Streaming, Channel and More
The House will hold a vote on Wednesday to impeach President Trump. Here’s how to follow along. → Read More
Pfizer Seals Deal With U.S. for 100 Million More Vaccine Doses
The company agreed to deliver the additional doses of its coronavirus vaccine by the end of July, helping address a looming shortage. → Read More
The Second Stimulus Package: Here’s What’s Included
Smaller stimulus checks, targeted aid for small businesses, and funding to buy and distribute vaccines are among the main components of the latest pandemic relief package. → Read More
Trump Campaign Lawyers Step Up but Are Swiftly Knocked Down
The race to file lawsuits challenging the election results has forced lawyers into mistakes and uncomfortable court appearances. → Read More
Covid-19 Live Updates: Trump Heads to Wisconsin for Rally Amid State's Worst Outbreak
An outbreak in Switzerland is linked to two yodeling concerts. Hawaii is easing restrictions. → Read More
How to Fix the Postal Service
Even as it becomes a focus of debate in a sharply partisan election year, the agency is crippled by economic forces outside its control. But a number of proposals, new and old, could chart a path forward. → Read More
This Misinformation Was Coming From Inside the House
William B. Crews was especially focused on undermining efforts to persuade the public to wear masks. → Read More
N.I.H. Official Departs After Anonymous Posts Attacking Public Health Leaders
A managing editor of the right-wing website RedState appeared to attack Dr. Anthony S. Fauci and spread misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic while working for Dr. Fauci’s agency. → Read More
Coronavirus Cases at D.C. Whole Foods Highlight Risks Facing Grocery Workers
A cluster of infections at the store in the heart of trendy downtown Washington is not an isolated episode, as the nation’s grocery workers increasingly fall ill. → Read More