Vice president, second lady, surgeon general receive COVID-19 vaccine
Vice President Mike Pence, Karen Pence and Surgeon General Jerome Adams were administered the COVID-19 vaccine to help ensure public confidence in its safety. source
Vice President Mike Pence gets vaccinated on live TV
Pence calls the vaccine rollout the “beginning of the end of the pandemic.†source
Vice President receives COVID-19 vaccine on live TV l ABC News
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams and the vice president’s wife also received the vaccination to encourage Americans to get vaccinated. #ABCNews #BreakingNews #Pence #COVID19Vaccine #COVID19 #OperationWarpSpeed #Pfizer source
Suspected Russian hack a ‘moment of reckoning’: Microsoft president
Microsoft President Brad Smith calls the recent hack on U.S. agencies “extraordinarily sophisticated and extremely broad,†and wants more action to hold foreign actors accountable. WATCH the ABC News Live…
President-elect Joe Biden introduces climate team
Biden announces key members of his climate team to join his administration. source
Trump continues to attempt to overturn election
The president considered appointing conspiracy theorist Sidney Powell as special counsel before aides talked him out of it. source
Barr declines to appoint special counsel on election, Hunter Biden l GMA
Outgoing Attorney General Bill Barr said he sees no reason to investigate possible fraud in the November election, contradicting President Donald Trump. READ MORE: https://abcn.ws/3avSfOh #ABCNews #BillBarr #HunterBiden #Election2020 #Trump…
President Trump grants 15 pardons, 5 commutations
The pardons included two congressmen, Chris Collins and Duncan Hunter, who were convicted of corruption charges and forced to resign. source
President Trump issues wave of pardons
The president issued 15 pardons and five sentence commutations, including pardons to two former Republican congressmen and two individuals tied to the Robert Mueller investigation. WATCH the ABC News Live…
Trump threatens to block COVID-19 relief bill after months of talks
In a video released last night, President Donald Trump threatened to block the COVID-19 relief bill, which was passed with bipartisan support by both houses of Congress. source