Biden doubts victory for voting rights bill after Sinema stance
President Biden voiced uncertainty on passing the Democrats election and voting rights package this year after Sen. Sinema signaled she would not back a rules change to end the filibuster. The Capitol meeting also involved Sen. Manchin amid intense pressure from colleagues to alter the rules.
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Kyrsten Sinema
Arizona
Senate
Biden
White House
Joe Manchin
West Virginia
Manchin
Donald Trump
Sinema and
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Mitch McConnell
Sinema
Sen
Angus King
Maine
Sen. Sinema
U.S
Justice Department
Delaware
Atlanta
Schumer
House
Raphael Warnock
Warnock
Georgia
Jan 6 insurrection charges target Oath Keepers group leader
Stewart Rhodes founder of the Oath Keepers and 10 associates face seditious conspiracy charges in the Capitol riot. Indictments describe two stacks entering the building and plans to stop the transfer of power with armed support. Rhodes, 56, of Texas, and Edward Vallejo, 63, of Arizona were arrested. others face prior charges. Prosecutors note potential 20 year penalties and highlight ongoing, broad arrests in the year since the riot.
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Oath Keepers
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Congress
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Texas
Edward Vallejo
Phoenix
Arizona
U.S
Michigan
Proud Boys
Jonathan Moseley
House Committee
Moseley
Kellye LoBelle
Mosley
U.S. Army
Yale Law School
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Elec
Tion
Donald Trump
Trump
Kelly Meggs
Florida
US Capitol
White House
Supreme Court Upholds Federal Vaccine Mandate for Health Care
The court's 5-4 ruling lets the OSHA vaccine requirement for health care workers stand nationwide. It covers 10.4 million workers across 76,000 facilities with medical and religious exemptions. Justices Roberts and Kavanaugh joined liberals. Justices Thomas Alito Gorsuch Barrett dissented.
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New Orleans
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Supreme Court
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Amy Coney Barrett
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Alito
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Sign-up deadline nears for HealthCare.gov coverage
HealthCare.gov sign up deadline tightens as omicron surge prompts many to seek ACA subsidized private coverage. About 14.1 million enrolled or renewed as of Jan. 8, with Florida and Texas showing strong uptake. Subsidies may expire year end unless Congress acts, risk boosting premiums and deductibles for millions.
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Biden
Cynthia Cox
Kaiser Family Foundation
Health and Human Services
Xavier Becerra
HealthCare.gov
Florida
Texas
Chiquita Brooks-LaSure
Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services
Cox
U.S