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Party rule. president bidens covid-19 relief bill passes the senate after a scramble to get one democrat on board. >> this plan is historic. >> but what does the senate debate mean for the presidents agenda? the man who holds the key is senator joe manchin and white house communications director kate bedingfield joins me to discuss next. states roll back covid

The good fences make good neighbors theory of politics. at least for now, the arguments are followed by laughter. >> its going to be difficult for me to be here from now on. >> reporter: im sorry. >> its okay. >> nobody ruins a barbecue like bill weir. >> reporter: bill weir, cnn, lake minnetonka, minnesota. hello, everyone, thanks so much for joining me. im fredricka whitfield. we enjoy with a historic anniversary and a movement to restore voting for all. president biden signed an executive o...

Less than 100 days into president bidens term, and it looks like republicans and democrats are still having a tough time working together. but in one minnesota suburb, voters agree they are tired of the political division. cnns bill weir has more on how they managed to put some of their concerns on ice. >> reporter: its the end of ice fishing season, the one sport so slow it demands, food, drink, seating and conversation. are you more optimistic for the future as an american? >> im way more opti...

>> theres growing concern tonight that relaxing restrictions is causing major increases in covid-19 cases. >> many health experts think the surge to the crowds on memorial day. >> i think memorial day was a big factor. i think people have let their guard down. >> things are so bad that even trump politicized cdc is urging americans not to travel during the thanksgiving holiday. in el paso, texas, things are so hellish that the county has multiple job openings for morgue workers. there are more t...

Be? >> i think his message would be the same message, that we must never give up. we must never give in. we must keep our eyes on the prize. you know, i never thought that the cause for which john lewis and jozefia williams bludgeoned on a bridge as john would say, you know, he shed a little blood on the bridge in selma for the equal right to vote but i never thought i would 56 years later be the member of congress representing selma, alabama, and now their cause is my cause, too. congressional ...

>> reporter: former fbi agent clint watts was called to testify before the committee. >> follow the trail of dead russians. theres been more dead russians in the past three months that are tied to this investigation who have assets in banks all over the world. they are dropping dead even in western countries. >> reporter: so much of this intrigue and violence may seem very far away. but when nbc news consultant paul joyal was shot just a few miles from the capitol, he and his wife immediately th...

WELCOME TO OUR first anniversary month of the "New Normal." It was in mid-March of last year when the world as we knew it changed after Gov. Chris Sununu imposed his Stay-at-Home emergency orders due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I recall interviewing Conway Village Fire Chief Steve Solomon and asking about precautions. When he mentioned PPE, I had to ask what those now all-too-familiar letters stood for: Personal Protection Equipment, something I didn’t have a clue about but which, like every...

FRYEBURG, Maine — Local snowmobile rental outfitters agree that demand for snow machines has been way up over past years, once the snow arrived. “For the end of January and February, we pretty much sold out every weekend and midweek has also been good,” said Michael Scontas of Northeast Snowmobile & ATV Rentals of Gorham and Fryeburg (northeastsnowmobile.com; 800-458-1838). “This Saturday and Sunday, we are booking 100 percent and expect it to continue to be strong as March ...

Mikaela Shiffrin denied her Slovakian rival Petra Vlhova a home victory Saturday, winning the first World Cup slalom following the world championships.

When Tara VanDerveer applied for the head-coaching job in women’s basketball at the University of Idaho in 1978, her official credentials were thin. She’d never run her own program at any level, and she’d landed her first paid assistant’s position just two years earlier. She was 24. More Headlines