The Report: The Courage of Their Conviction

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The Courage of Their Conviction By making a bipartisan appeal, Democrats were saying: It's OK. Voting to convict Trump doesn't make you a bad Republican. It makes you a responsible American. The Slo-Mo Jobs Recovery The economy's output will likely reach pre-pandemic levels by mid-year but the millions of jobs lost will take much longer to recoup. Refugee Agencies Determined to Rebuild Resettlement agencies, crippled by Trump's policies, say they're determined to rebuild as President Joe Biden promises to increase refugee admissions. Virus Cases Drop But Worry Remains High The U.S. on Monday saw only its second day this year with new reported infections below 100,000. Preaching the Vaccine Gospel Black clergy members are countering mistrust and conspiracy theories to help curb the impact of COVID-19 on the people they serve. Southerners Less Willing to Get Vaccine More than a third of respondents in states such as Louisiana, Mississippi and Idaho said they are not likely to get vaccinated when they are able, according to Census Bureau data. 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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