The Pentagon shifts troops in Europe as tensions with Russia rise, a congressional subcommittee weighs autonomous vehicle regulations, and local news executives testify on big tech's impact on the news industry.

A renewed look at Electoral Count reforms; McConnell and Trump differ on Jan. 6 protesters; and the Senate looks at the impact of the pandemic on mental health.

AR Governor Asa Hutchinson says Trump should not lead again; President Biden touts infrastructure after Pittsburgh bridge collapse; and U.S. military General Mark Milley urges Russia to "stand down" as Ukraine tensions continue.

The State Dept. tells Americans to leave Ukraine immediately, President Biden could appoint the Supreme Court's first Black female justice, and the Federal Reserve may soon hike interest rates to fight inflation.

Putin accuses U.S of stoking tensions over Ukraine; DeSantis lashes out after the FDA pulls two COVID treatments; and Pelosi throws her hat into the ring for 2022.

The U.S. puts troops on alert as tensions rise in Ukraine, reproductive rights advocates raise red flags over a proposed South Dakota abortion ban, and SCOTUS will consider a challenge to affirmative action.

D.C. becomes ground zero for the fights over vaccine mandates and right to abortion; Fauci says we'll have to learn to live with COVID; and investigators say Trump considered seizing voting machines.

President Biden gets cheers and jeers as he marks his first year in the White House, the Jan. 6 committee wants to hear from Ivanka Trump, and the Supreme Court rejects another challenge to the Texas abortion law.