In a major turning point in the January 6 investigation, the House Select Committee is now in possession of more than 700 pages of documents from the Trump White House, which include a draft of an executive order directing the defense secretary to seize voting machines.

Senator Mitch McConnell is on the defensive after saying ‘African Americans’ vote just as much as ‘Americans’ while talking about the GOP blocking voting rights legislation in the Senate. Plus, a Texas judge blocks Biden's vaccine mandate for federal employees nationwide, a Virginia mother is charged after threatening to bring loaded guns to school over its mask mandate and the Theodore Roosevelt statue is removed from outside New York City Museum after critics say it depicts a disturbing racial hierarchy.

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A Georgia D.A. requests a special grand jury to investigate how Trump tried to pressure Georgia officials over the state’s ballot count during the 2020 presidential election. Fani Willis says her office has information that votes were “subject to possible criminal disruptions”, and that part of her investigation centers on the tape of the January 2, 2021 phone call where Trump tells Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger exactly how many votes he wants him “find” to overturn Joe Biden’s win.

The January 6 Committee wants to speak with Ivanka Trump as it believes she is a first-hand witness to her father's efforts in pressuring Mike Pence to refuse to certify the 2020 presidential election results. Plus, President Biden hints at a possible rigged midterm election, an unruly passenger jeopardizes a 128 person Miami to London flight after refusing to wear a mask, a stunning new coral reef is discovered off the coast of Tahiti and Adele postpones her Las Vegas shows due to Covid disruptions.

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In a blow to voting rights, the Senate fails to change filibuster rules which would have would have brought back a “talking filibuster”, allowing the ‘Freedom to Vote Act’ and the ‘John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act’ to pass with a simple majority following debate in the House.

In another defeat for the former president, the Supreme Court rejects Trump’s request to block January 6 Committee access to White House records. Plus, President Biden holds a news conference marking a year of 'challenges' and 'enormous progress' and calls out the GOP for constantly blocking his agenda, the White House clarifies Biden's remarks on how the U.S. would respond to a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis pushes a bill to shield anyone from 'discomfort' or ‘guilt’ over historic actions when teaching about race.

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The New York Attorney General takes legal action against Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump in an investigation which has allegedly identified significant evidence the Trump Organization used fraudulent and misleading asset valuations, which it then used in tax submissions and to obtain loans.

The January 6 Committee subpoenas Eric Trump and Kimberley Guilfoyle’s phone records, while simultaneously subpoenaing four Trump allies, including Rudy Giuliani. Who is next into the Committee's sights? Plus, the GOP protects the filibuster rather than voting rights, what we know about The Willard Hotel 'war room', Governor DeSantis muscles in on redistricting, and Biden’s free Covid-19 tests are available at: COVIDTESTS.GOV

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