The Report: Two Steps Back, One Step Forward

January 29, 2021 View in Browser The Report Measuring government performance

Two Steps Back, One Step Forward The new president in his first week issued more than three dozen executive actions on a wide range of issues. And virtually all of them reverse or stop actions taken by Donald Trump. A Tale of Two Economies From the worst decline in GDP since World War II to the best housing market in 14 years, the economy made all kinds of history. Low Flu Activity Lessens 'Twindemic' Worries Experts warn that the flu season can be unpredictable and that the U.S. is not out of the woods yet. Biden's Bold Play on Immigration The daunting, self-imposed early test on an issue that has eluded other recent presidents will show how far he may go to compromise with the GOP – or if compromise is even attainable. Dems Float Alternative to Impeachment Trial After an ominous procedural vote, Schumer reaffirmed his vow to hold a trial while some Republicans and Democrats poured cold water on censuring the former president instead. Top Economies Eye Growth in 2021 A new study, however, warns that COVID-19 vaccine delays in developing countries threaten the growth in wealthy nations. The Push for More – and Better – Mask-Wearing As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and new virus variants emerge, the Biden administration and health experts are doubling down on masks. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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