Warnock defeats Loeffler and Democrat Ossoff leads Perdue; All eyes on the Congress as the Electoral College vote is counted for President-elect Biden.

'Not so fast,' says Chicago Teachers Union on returning to the classroom; many in GOP back controversial Trump phone call, while Democrats ponder censure.

Labor unions hope Biden signals a return to worker protections; Trump delivers a raft full of pardons.

Survey finds most Mainers want to protect essential services but not raise property taxes; a lawsuit accuses FL State Police of violating former data analyst's constitutional rights.

New survey finds only 37% of Texans "very likely" to get COVID-19 vaccine; and in line for vaccinations, where should people be who are homeless?

California teachers concerned about March plan to reopen schools; NM Rep. Deb Haaland nominated by Biden to be Interior Secretary.

Portland, Ore., outlines pay increases for airport workers; Americans on brink of devastating hardships with COVID-19 aid programs set to expire.

Biden pledges to vaccinate 100 million Americans for COVID-19 during first 100 days in office; college freshmen face big pandemic challenges.

New analysis shows a rough Christmas if federal action doesn't extend unemployment benefits; Georgia copes with a COVID-19 spike.

A call on state congressional delegations to speed COVID-19 economic relief; a gap in trapping pollution impacts communities of color.