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That's made many people reticent to embrace a practice that public health experts say is one of the easiest tools to manage a pandemic which has killed more than 275,000 Americans

Flournoy's appointment as Harris' top staffer adds to a team of advisers led by Black women

Infectious disease expert says his discussions will center on new administration’s priorities to quickly start inoculations

Suit contends Donald Trump's real estate business and other entities misused nonprofit funds to enrich the Trump family

President Donald Trump threatened to veto a defense bill if it does not repeal legal protections for social media companies

Trump expected to sign it into law

Democrat won special election, will fill seat from Arizona for two years

Trump voters show they do not necessarily share views on outcome of election

'Judicial independence is alive and well,' declares one former jurist

US Attorney John Durham appointed as special counsel in October under same federal statute that governed special counsel Robert Mueller in original Russia probe

President demands an end to law that shields internet companies from being sued for user content

Negotiators have deadlocked for months on how much to spend and who would get the assistance

Some establishment Republicans are sounding alarms that President Donald Trump's conspiratorial denials of his own defeat could threaten the party's ability to win a Senate majority

A White House official confirmed that the Stanford University neuroradiologist, who had no formal experience in public health or infectious diseases, resigned at the end of his temporary government assignment

President-elect's latest appointments underscore promise to create top rung of officials that demographically 'looks like America'