The attorney’s office has declined to pursue charges against Dep. Gilbert Caudillo, who discharged his firearm at Lewis during the incident on Jan. 20.
Wray’s comments in his first public appearance before Congress since the deadly Capitol attack two months ago amounted to the FBI’s most vigorous defense against the suggestion that it had not adequately communicated to police agencies that there was a distinct possibility of violence.
The announcement comes as the White House looks to speed the production of the single-dose J&J vaccine and accelerate the nation’s plans to reach “herd immunity” in the U.S. and begin restoring normalcy after the pandemic.
A semitruck on Tuesday crashed into an SUV carrying 25 people on a Southern California highway, killing 13 people and leaving others injured, authorities said.
Among 20 other states, the rice crisps were distibuted to retail stores in Arizona. More than 4,500 bags are being recalled nationwide with a specific ‘best before date’ of May 29, 2021.
Face masks for both employees and passengers are required throughout all domestic transportation modes, including airport security screening checkpoints.
According to a news release, the libraries will receive LibraryCall, a new phone service that lets everyone in their community -- even those without smartphones, computers or home internet -- have access to stories, events and/or library resources.
President Biden said his goal is for every pre-kindergarten through 12th grade educator, school staff member and childcare worker to receive at least one shot by the end of March.
Prosecutors told a judge in a filing Monday that Jacob Chansley should remain jailed until trial because he is a danger to the community, explaining he held a weapon as he confronted officers inside the Capitol, wrote a threatening note to then-Vice President Mike Pence.
McDonald is Arizona’s second Conference Player of the Year (Adia Barnes, 1998) and is the first player in school history to win Defensive Player of the Year twice.
Civil rights groups and Democrats, argue that the proposed restrictions would disproportionately affect minority voters, important Democratic constituencies.
According to a news release, Ducey became eligible for the vaccine after the Arizona Department of Health Services updated prioritization guidance that includes residents 55 and older.
