Frustrated doctors say they have had to ration the drugs because of short supply. “How on earth do I decide?” asks one doctor.
Category: Politics
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After long, bitter delay, Biden transition kicks into gear
President-elect Joe Biden’s team kicked off its presidential transition in earnest Tuesday after President Trump’s unprecedented refusal to concede the election held up the process. That delay came to an end this week when a key official confirmed Biden’s win.
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Trump’s assault on the election could leave a lasting mark on American democracy
The lingering damage to the country’s electoral system could be among the most consequential legacies of the Trump presidency, according to historians, diplomats and lawmakers from across the political spectrum.
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First 6.4 million doses of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine could go out in mid-December
More doses will be available each week as manufacturing ramps up, with health-care personnel at the head of the line to get shots, officials say
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Trump tweets string of falsehoods about Wisconsin absentee voters
The president is casting doubt on Wisconsin’s election results, but every part of his claim is false.
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Biden’s national security rollout doesn’t include a Pentagon pick
Former Obama official Michèle Flournoy, often mentioned as Biden’s most likely choice, said to remain in the running.
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Live updates: Biden to deliver Thanksgiving address ahead of the holiday
President-elect Joe Biden “will discuss the shared sacrifices Americans are making this holiday season and say that we can and will get through the current crisis together,” his transition team said.
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Carol Moseley Braun, the first Black female senator, eyes interior secretary post
Former senator Carol Moseley Braun (D-Ill.), who served with President-elect Joe Biden, said in an interview that she is interested in serving as the next interior secretary.
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Biden searches for attorney general to restore Justice Dept.’s independence, refocus on civil rights
A politician or a prosecutor? The next attorney general will reflect the new administration’s priorities.
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NRA reports alleged misspending by current and former executives to IRS
The latest tax return shows the nonprofit gun rights organization in the red for the fourth year in a row.
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Trump pardons former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI
Flynn later sought to withdraw his plea and the Justice Department tried to dismiss the case.
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The Trailer: A liberal on how he won in a Trump district
In this edition: A conversation with the most liberal Democrat left in a Trump district, the protests to overturn the election wind down, and the Georgia races manage to get nastier.
