Joe Biden calls on the nation to 'start afresh' at inauguration as 46th President, Democrats officially take control, and Capitol Police officer who faced down mob escorts Harris at inauguration.

With enrollment already plummeting the pandemic has made the search for teachers even harder. Jillian Berman from MarketWatch has the story.

Democrats will secure control of the White House today. Zach Cohen from the National Journal takes us behind the headline.

With Joe Biden taking the oath of office today the establishment steps back into the spotlight. Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss what this means.

With Joe Biden taking over the establishment steps back In, Trump pardons issues pardons to friends and supporters, and some inauguration trivia.

How will the GOP move forward without Trump, what is causing vaccine delays, and "healthy" foods that can ruin your diet.

Pro-Trump protests quiet amid massive police presence across, U.S, Biden plans 'roughly a dozen' day one executive actions, and Georgia student who walked 7 miles to work each day receives new car through woman's act of kindness.

Why this impeachment was different for some Republicans, CES showcases how to get the most from work from home, and why are sea shanties everywhere on TikTok.

President-Elect Joe Biden proposes $1.9 Trillion pandemic relief package, U.S. says Capitol rioters meant to 'capture and assassinate' officials, and how to care for aging parents.

President Trump impeached by the House for second time, criminal charges proliferate against members Capitol mob, and young Montana girl writes letter to officer injured in Capitol riots.

Will a 2nd Trump impeachment shadow Joe Biden's first 100 days? Naomi Lim from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Ledyard King from USA Today took a look at what Democrats are doing to hold the President accountable for the Capitol riots.

VP Pence won't invoke 25th Amendment, YouTube suspends Trump's channel after violating policy on inciting violence, and French wine headed home after year in space.

'Several' Capitol police officers suspended over pro-Trump riot, Democrats, GOP face defining moments after Capitol riot, and Amazon, Walmart tell consumers to skip returns of unwanted items.

House to move to impeach the President, arrests made of Captial rioters including man seen with zip-ties, and money raised for a homeless man who returned a wallet.

A single day shakes two presidencies, January is National Blood Donor month, and gyms test winter workouts.

Capitol Police say officer has died of injuries sustained in Capitol riots, why the 25th Amendment continues to be raised, and new car prices continue to rise.

Warnock wins in Georgia run-offs as elections stay close, how will the GOP move forward, and Minnesota boys earnings to a restaurant after tip theft.

Melanie Evans from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the strain hospitals find themselves in.

When will everyone be able to get the vaccine, Georgia prepares for run-off election, and Massachusetts cop buys Christmas dinner for women caught stealing groceries.

President of the United States pressured Georgia Secretary of State to 'find' votes, things to know about Congress and electoral votes, and Philadelphia cook drops pizzas out his window for charity.

What's in the $900 billion relief bill, companies seek to green the grid with trash gas, and Americans want 'smarter' money d ecisions to be their New Year's resolution.

Happy New Year -- How pandemic aid attracted hordes of scammers, 10 pandemic changes to sports business that are here to stay, and the heartwarming stories of 2020.

Mitch McConnell blocks vote on bigger stimulus checks, pandemic budget crunches sink Democrats' hopes for expanding health insurance, and the onesie snowsuit makes a comeback.

Ryan Dezember from The Wall Street Journal explains how companies are using manure to produce energy and replace fossil fuels.