President Joe Biden delivers his first joint address to Congress, GOP Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina responds to Biden, and Senate lawmakers hold a hearing on stopping gun violence.

President Biden's first address to Congress is tonight; the CDC relaxes its recommendations for masks; and a hearing underscores the sharp political divide on immigration.

Census figures will shift three House seats toward GOP states, the attorney general investigates the Louisville Police Department, and the Supreme Court takes up its first Second Amendment case in more than a decade.

Polling reveals disapproval of Biden's border approach; the Vice President sets a meeting with Mexico's president; and two vocal Congresswoman spar over the Green New Deal.

Biden calls for global unity on climate change; a teen activist chides the U.S. on fossil fuel tax breaks; anti-Asian hate bill passes the Senate.

President Biden boasts about surpassing 200 million COVID vaccines, Lisa Murkowski breaks ranks on Vanita Gupta's nomination as associate attorney general, and senators scrutinize Apple's app store policies.

Chauvin verdict intensifies calls for federal police reform; Senators debate the 'New Jim Crow,' and a relaunch of the Green New Deal.

The jury deliberates in the trial of Derek Chauvin, accused of murdering George Floyd, the White House agrees to raise the cap on refugees, and Biden and Harris try to win over supporters for the infrastructure plan.

President Biden will announce a new 2030 emissions target, George W. Bush urges more respectful conversation on immigration, and the Giffords Center ranks Indiana's gun policies low, despite their "red flag" law.

Biden announces tough sanctions on Russia; Pelosi says she won't bring a bill expanding the Supreme Court to the floor; and Harris announces largest ever U.S. investment in childcare.