The legislation will face a stiffer test in the Senate. Plus, business reporter Nathan Bomey tells us about the data recorder in Tiger Woods' car and others, the United Nations warns that climate goals aren't being reached, lifestyle reporter Rasha Ali tells us the Golden Globes are voted on by a group with no Black members and an airline passenger faces a hefty fine after hitting a flight attendant.

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International correspondent Kim Hjelmgaard and Brown University researcher Stephanie Savell discuss the U.S. military's presence abroad. Plus, the latest from a U.S. bombing in Syria, the House is set to vote on the latest coronavirus relief deal, a new COVID-19 vaccine may soon be approved and a snow moon lights up the sky.

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Kate Sosin from the 19th tells us about potential legislation that could extend protections for LGBTQ Americans. Plus, we hear from Golfweek's Steve DiMeglio on Tiger Woods' future after his car accident, the U.S. government is launching an initiative to study long-term coronavirus symptoms, Acting Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman will testify on last month's riots and CPAC kicks off.

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Patient safety reporter Karen Weintraub maps out some vaccine timelines. Plus, the Supreme Court hears arguments on when police can enter homes without a warrant, correspondent Alia Dastagir talks about National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Tiger Woods has surgery after a serious car accident and weather reporter Doyle Rice talks about a potentially more destructive tornado season.

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500,000 people in the U.S. have now died from COVID-19. But they're more than a number. Plus, enterprise editor Cristina Silva talks about vaccine inequality, we hear from Congress reporter Christal Hayes on confirmation hearings, Capitol law enforcement officials will testify before a Senate panel and the wife of 'El Chapo' appears in court.

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Economic opportunity reporter Charisse Jones reports. Plus, Congress returns to tackle virus relief, Texans want answers after a winter storm crisis, Merrick Garland faces a confirmation hearing for attorney general and more images from Mars are expected.

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Experts warn whitewashing Black history in educational settings fuels resentment against civil rights groups demanding justice and equity in the present.

Senior Video Producer Hannah Gaber and immigration reporter Rebecca Morin discuss what to expect. Plus, more charges are made relating to the Captiol attack, the U.S. and Iran shift toward possible talks, some Texans still don't have clean drinking water and Naomi Osaka is the Australian Open champion.

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Plus, health reporter Elizabeth Weise updates us on vaccines, it was a successful Mars landing, business reporter Nathan Bomey talks cars and the U.S. is back in the Paris Climate Accord.

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Millions remain without power in Texas. Weather reporter Doyle Rice tells us about the polar vortex wreaking havoc. Plus, Florida Today space reporter Emre Kelly updates on the Mars rover landing, finance reporter Jessica Menton tells us what to expect before Robinhood and Reddit CEOs testify in front of Congress, more data shows vaccines give some protection from transmission and the U.S. women's soccer team is back in action.

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