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possession, and i -- i remain confident that that was done in a thorough and careful way. >> uh-oh. now -- it's mike pence. and his lawyers. >> got to be hard. i said it can't be that hard. >> it's hard. >> can't anybody play this game? what you've got to be asking. >> well -- mike pence's lawyers are explaining how classified material ended up at the former vice president's home. more on the timeline and the response from pence's team in just a moment. also ahead -- speaker kevin mccarthy again rewards marjorie taylor greene. this time with placement on a subcommittee investigating ...

Starting to see all of these old diseases that we -- we beat! the science beat. that medicine beat, starting to come back, because these freaks spread misinformation on twitter, on facebook, and here's the thing. they're so rabid and so inspired by people like mtg that they actually celebrated damar hamlin almost dieing, and they created -- they politicized the event, and now some of these freaks are actually saying that he's a body double nap he actually died. that this is somehow, some conspiracy. that he's dead. but that damar hamlin -- figure that we're seeing is a body double. you know, t...

re: Possible Aerosol Transmission of COVID-19 Associated with an Outbreak in an Apartment in Seoul… “Thus, we infer that the first infected person probably released the virus during a shower in the bathroom by coughing, breathing, singing, or flushing…” Sounds like toilet plums are the biggest threat but they are downplaying that scenario. My practice is to stay away from highway rest stops and campgrounds with flush toilets. chris Sanitary vent stacks with dried out traps were a source of SARS transmission in high rise apartment buildings in Hong Kong in 2003. We know that coronavir...

The Cosmologist Working to Preserve the Night Sky for the Future, reports Becky Ferreira for Motherboard Science.– Dr. Aparna Venkatesan studies the distant reaches of space and time, while advocating for a night sky undamaged by orbital clutter. Astronomers Get Their Wish, and a Cosmic Crisis Gets Worse –We don’t know why the universe appears to be expanding faster than it should. New ultra-precise distance measurements have only intensified the problem, reports Natalie Wolchover for Quanta. Should people take more than one type of COVID-19 vaccine? –All these authorizations foretell...

Moderna keeps its protocol files for COVID-19 vaccinations at the Research Centers of America in Hollywood, Florida. On Monday, the Cambridge-based biotech company announced its vaccine was nearly 95% effective. (Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images) It’s been a landmark year for science. How did the science community do it — and at what cost? Guest Jennifer Doudna, biochemist who helped invent CRISPR technology. Professor of chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology at the University of California, Berkeley.  (@doudna_lab) Also Featured Dr. Michael Mina, assistant professor of epidem...