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The president also signed more executive actions Tuesday, including orders on housing and prisons, as he outlined what the White House is calling his "racial equity agenda."
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Progressive groups said they would continue to press Democrats to eliminate the tactic so the party can advance an aggressive Biden agenda over Republican opposition.
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 The Senate will vote on whether to confirm Antony Blinken as the new US secretary of state Tuesday.
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Regardless, civil rights advocates plan to push him to go big to eliminate disparities.
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If successful, that would increase the national supply by 50% ? enough to vaccinate nearly the entire U.S. population by the end of summer.
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Several hundred White House employees had been vaccinated as of Tuesday, two Biden administration officials told CNN, with more expected in the coming weeks.
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A court in Texas issued a 14-day nationwide temporary restraining order sought by the state's attorney general that would prevent carrying out the policy, which was issued within hours of the president's inauguration.
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A federal judge's action Tuesday preventing President Joe Biden's 100-day pause in deportations demonstrated the land mines that await the new administration in the nation's courts.
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President Biden has chosen policymakers, while President Donald J. Trump valued cabinet secretaries he saw as deal makers.
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 The Biden administration's cancelation of the Keystone XL Pipeline project was "totally political," a laid-off worker said on Tuesday, expressing dismay after being unemployed due to the executive order.
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While Gina M. Raimondo had tough words for China, she drew criticism from Republicans for her refusal to commit to continuing a Trump-era policy related to Chinese telecom firm Huawei.
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As President-elect Joe Biden unveils key members of his team who will tackle what he called the "existential" threat of the climate crisis, we speak to former Environmental Protection Agency official Mustafa Ali, who led the agency's environmental justice program until resigning in 2017 in protest of the Trump administration's policies. Biden's picks for the Climate Cabinet are the result of "a transformational set of movements," says Ali, who is currently vice president of the National Wildlife Federation. "It also speaks to all the hard, incredible work that environmental justice leaders have been doing to ensure that our president-elect is giving serious thought to vulnerable communities, to the impacts that are happening from the climate crisis."
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