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Cuomo’s family had special access to COVID-19 tests in early days of pandemic: Reports

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By MARLENE LENTHANG and AARON KATERSKY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- In the early days of the pandemic, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo prioritized COVID-19 testing for relatives including his brother, mother and at least one of his sisters, when testing... Read More.

Biden holds 1st formal news conference, faces questions on pandemic, migrant surge

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By MOLLY NAGLE, SARAH KOLINOVSKY, and MICHELLE STODDART, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden held the first formal news conference of his presidency Thursday -- a tradition that came later than in previous presidencies and looked dramatically different because of... Read More.

Biden holds first formal news conference, facing questions on pandemic, migrant surge

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By MOLLY NAGLE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden was holding the first formal news conference of his presidency Thursday -- a tradition that came later than in previous presidencies and looked dramatically different because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Supreme Court says police shootings are momentary ‘seizures” under 4th Amendment

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By DEVIN DWYER, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Victims of a police shooting who evade immediate arrest have nonetheless been "seized" under the Fourth Amendment and can challenge the use of force in court, the U.S. Supreme Court said Thursday.The... Read More.

Joe Biden to hold first press conference of his presidency

Thursday, March 25 by ABC News

By MOLLY NAGLE, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden will hold the first official press conference of his presidency Thursday afternoon -- a time-honored tradition that will come later than in previous presidencies and look different due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Biden administration allows access to border facility — but not ones over capacity

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By BEN GITTLESON, ABC News(CARRIZO SPRINGS, Texas) -- The Biden administration on Wednesday -- for the first time -- let journalists into a Texas border facility housing young migrants who crossed the southern border, after weeks of denying access to... Read More.

Rachel Levine confirmed by Senate, becomes highest ranking openly transgender official

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Dr. Rachel Levine was confirmed by the Senate to serve as Biden's assistant secretary of health, making history as the first openly transgender person to be confirmed by the Senate and the highest ranking... Read More.

Senate Democrats move forward with voting rights bill despite Republican opposition

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Senate Democrats Wednesday began their march forward on a sweeping voting rights bill, convening a hearing on their "top priority" legislation despite Republican efforts to cast the bill as a Democratic power grab.

New York state close to deal on legalizing recreational marijuana: Sources

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By AARON KATERSKY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- New York is close to becoming the latest state to legalize recreational marijuana, sources in the state legislature told ABC News.State lawmakers are nearing an agreement and will introduce bills to... Read More.

Biden taps Harris to stem migration flow from Central America

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By BEN GITTLESON, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Joe Biden said Wednesday he was tapping Vice President Kamala Harris to lead his administration's effort to stem migration from Central America, as the United States deals with a surge of unaccompanied minors... Read More.

Trump ‘pulled the wool off everyone’s eyes’ about racism: CNN’s Don Lemon

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By ADIA ROBINSON, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- CNN anchor Don Lemon wrote in his new book that former President Donald Trump was the president the country "deserved" and probably "needed" in 2016 because he exposed racism that had gone unrecognized by... Read More.

Students of color more likely stuck learning online than white counterparts

Wednesday, March 24 by ABC News

By ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Students of color were significantly more likely to be stuck in virtual learning during the COVID-19 pandemic compared with their white counterparts, according to new data released Wednesday by the Biden... Read More.

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