Republicans tank an infrastructure vote; Pelosi blocks McCarthy's January 6th committee picks; and fireworks fly at a Senate hearing on immigrant farmers.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is temporarily suspended from Twitter, senators struggle to seal an infrastructure deal, and experts advise all students and teachers to wear masks in class this fall, vaccinated or not.

President Biden tries to quell inflation worries as he marks sixth months in office, the Senate takes the fight against voter suppression on the road, and a privacy group speaks out against unchecked police surveillance.

LA County re-masks, a federal judge blocks new DACA applications, squabbles rage on over Arizona's election audit, and two men are charged with conspiring to attack Sacramento's Democratic headquarters.

The head of the Congressional Black Caucus is handcuffed and arrested in a protest, Texas Democrats dig their heels in D.C., and President Biden touts historic new child tax credit payments.

Biden touts a $3.5 trillion infrastructure investment, German Chancellor Angela Merkel to visit D-C, a Schumer proposal would decriminalize marijuana, and the Justice Department admits the FBI failed in investigating Larry Nassar.

Schumer meets with Texas Democrats; First Lady Jill Biden will fly to Tokyo for Olympic Summer Games; FDA issues warning on J&J vaccine; and lawmakers debate funding for Capitol police.

Texas Democrats walk out again to protest GOP-backed voting restrictions, President Biden takes the case for voting rights to the nation's birthplace and urges Cuba's leaders to listen to the people amid growing protests.

Two towering reminders of the confederacy come down, Congress looks to finalize an infrastructure bill as it gets back to work, and former president Donald Trump leads the pack in a CPAC presidential poll.

VP Harris backs a voting rights initiative, election reform roils Texas, President Biden defends the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, and Arkansas' Asa Hutchinson is the new voice of the nation's governors.