Three Georgia men are found guilty of murder in Ahmaud Arbery's death, the EPA requires natural gas plants to reporting emissions, and as Americans hit the road for Thanksgiving, sales of electric vehicles are up.

Biden hopes to ease gas prices by tapping into reserves; Republican governors band together to address supply-chain woes; and the Charlottesville organizers are ordered to pay $25 million in damages.

The White House responds to the Christmas parade tragedy, new funding is announced to diversify the health care workforce, President Biden sticks with Trump's Fed Chair, and critics slam proxy voting in the House.

Nationwide reaction to Rittenhouse acquittal; the Supreme Court to hear arguments on a Mississippi challenge to Roe Vs Wade; Fauci says fully vaccinated can enjoy no-mask holidays; and gas prices continue to spike.

The House holds a marathon debate over Build Back Better, Republicans push back against vaccine mandates, and President Biden resets ties with Canada and Mexico.

The House censures one of its own for posting an animated video depicting him killing another member of Congress, Republicans chide the Biden administration over inflation, and the state rests in the Ahmaud Arbery trial.

Biden reiterates "one China" policy; Mayorkas says the immigration system is fundamentally broken; the Wyoming GOP shows Liz Cheney the door; and Democrats look to censure Paul Gosar.

Former Trump advisor Steve Bannon surrenders to police, Beto O'Rourke runs for Texas Governor; Senator Patrick Leahy will retire, and President Biden signs an executive order to address violence against Native Americans.

Global climate talks end with mixed-reviews; Harris tries to smooth tensions with France; and Biden set to sign a bipartisan infrastructure deal.

President Joe Biden marks Veterans Day, the U.S. and China announce a joint climate declaration, and a federal court temporarily blocks the release of former President Trump's records to the January 6th committee.