As The Hill’s Alexander Bolton notes, Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerChuck SchumerNikki Haley unveils PAC ahead of possible 2024 White House bid Trump calls for 'NO violence' amid concerns of threats around inauguration Amazon cites death threats in push to keep Parler offline MORE (N.Y.) will soon take over as majority leader, control the floor and can draft and pass an organizing resolution to try Trump, relying on 50 Democratic votes plus Vice President-elect Kamala HarrisKamala HarrisBiden calls for swift action while outlining .9 trillion virus relief package Porter loses seat on House panel overseeing financial sector The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump's growing isolation as administration comes to an end MORE casting the tie-breaking vote. Schumer will likely be able to pass a resolution with bipartisan support, potentially including Sens. Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiMurkowski says it would be 'appropriate' to bar Trump from holding office again McConnell about to … [Read more...] about The Hill’s Morning Report – Biden asks Congress to expand largest relief response in U.S. history
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Who is John Sullivan? Left-wing Activist Charged in Capitol Riot
Prior to entering the Capitol building, Sullivan can be seen using a microphone to address the crowd outside and yelling "we about to burn this s**t down" before leading the crowd in a chant of "it's time for a revolution," FBI Special Agent Matthew Foulger said in an affidavit. … [Read more...] about Who is John Sullivan? Left-wing Activist Charged in Capitol Riot
Prince George told he can ‘never be King’ as Kate and William rocked by new monarchy rule
“When it does, the tide will not turn in its favour. The monarchy will have served its purpose and there will be no crown, even a hollow one, for George to be impatient to wear.” … [Read more...] about Prince George told he can ‘never be King’ as Kate and William rocked by new monarchy rule
Why one of the Bay Area’s biggest coronavirus outbreaks hit a horse racing track
“In hindsight, I wish my dad would have watched horses train from the grandstand by himself,” said Bob Hess Jr., a successful trainer in Southern California and Florida. “But he was a hands-on guy, old school. I don’t really blame anyone. Unfortunately, it happened.” … [Read more...] about Why one of the Bay Area’s biggest coronavirus outbreaks hit a horse racing track
Biden taps former FDA chief Kessler to lead vaccine science
His FDA legacy chiefly rests on a sweeping investigation into tobacco industry practices, which led the agency to label nicotine an addictive drug that companies purposely manipulated to hook smokers. Kessler drafted the U.S. government’s first-ever tobacco regulations, arguing that cigarettes were nicotine-delivery devices that deserved scrutiny akin to drugs or medical devices. … [Read more...] about Biden taps former FDA chief Kessler to lead vaccine science
