The announcement comes after Democrats in the Senate passed a huge $1.9 trillion COVID relief package despite objections from the GOP.

It’s not clear yet how many members of the uniformed forces were involved, but several bodies are currently investigating the conduct of their officers in connection to the riot that left five people dead.

Back in 2016, Trump's administration raised concerns over regulations that would complicate responsible investing. Under Biden's presidency, that can change for the better.

The former president noted that the 2020 election showed the division in the US today, adding that there’s a sense in the United States where “the truth doesn’t even matter.”

The government's handling of the pandemic, childcare, unemployment relief and other sensitive topics has made it progressively harder for republicans and democrats to work together.

The president hopes that a rushed confirmation of Judge Barrett could free up the senate to work on a coronavirus relief package.