Jan 03 Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes guilty of fraud and conspiracy By Michael Liedtke, Associated Press Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes was convicted on four counts of fraud and conspiracy Monday, ending a lengthy trial that has captivated Silicon Valley. Continue reading
Jan 03 Watch 9:02 COVID surge continues to upend Americans' travel plans, return to school By Amna Nawaz, Shoshana Dubnow COVID continues to spread quickly throughout the U.S. on the first Monday of the new year, forcing airlines and businesses to limit operations as many workers are falling ill or testing positive. The surge from the omicron variant is disrupting… Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch 5:01 News Wrap: Congress returns from winter recess with renewed Dem push for voting rights Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch 9:54 Texans explain what animated their loved ones, neighbors to storm the Capitol By William Brangham, Leah Nagy This week marks one year since the insurrection at the United States Capitol on Jan. 6. William Brangham reports from one part of the country that produced an outsized number of people charged in the capitol riots, and heard from… Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch 8:18 Trump should serve time for Jan. 6 riot, partner of Capitol cop who died says As rioters breached the Capitol's perimeter last January, Capitol Police Officers like Brian Sicknick tried pushing back the crowd to protect the building and the lawmakers. Pro-Trump rioters sprayed him with a chemical. He collapsed later that evening, suffered two… Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch 8:50 Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Jan. 6 riot, voting rights, Build Back Better negotiations NPR’s Tamara Keith and Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report with Amy Walter join Judy Woodruff to discuss the latest political news, including how the Jan. 6 riot has played out in the past year, the Democrats’ push to… Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch 5:43 Surprise medical bill ban doesn't cover some crucial elements. Here's what to know By Jeffrey Brown, Ryan Connelly Holmes Millions of Americans have new federal protections from unexpected medical costs if they see a doctor they did not choose and who doesn’t accept their insurance. For years, the price tag from surprise medical bills could range from hundreds of… Continue watching
Jan 03 Watch 4:26 How robots can help give struggling dairy farmers a boost — if they can afford them By Maryann Lazarski and Rick Barrett, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel President Joe Biden held a virtual meeting with farmers Monday to discuss strategies to increase competition and combat rising prices for meat. With bigger farms taking over a larger share of the market overall, many smaller dairy farms are also… Continue watching
Jan 03 Elizabeth Holmes jury split on 3 of 11 fraud charges By Michael Liedtke, Associated Press The jurors spent much of their holiday season behind closed doors in a San Jose, California, courthouse weighing reams of evidence presented during a three-and-a-half-month trial. Continue reading
Jan 03 School, work, travel paused as snow blankets Washington D.C. By Aamer Madhani, Parker Purifoy, Associated Press A winter storm is blanketing streets in and around the nation's capital, closing government offices and schools and grounding the president's helicopter. Continue reading