“Do you miss me yet?” Former President Donald Trump asked Sunday in his first public speech since leaving office. Speaking at the final day of the Conservative Political Action Conference, Trump told the crowd that despite a rift with some Republican leaders, he had no intention of leaving the party or starting a new one. He said instead that the GOP must unite.

Lawmakers passed a $1.9 trillion economic rescue plan along party lines on Saturday, bringing President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief package a step closer to reality. The economic stimulus bill includes direct payments of $1,400 to individual taxpayers who make $75,000 or less per year or less than $150,000 for a couple. It also expands extra unemployment benefits to $400 a week and includes funding for schools, vaccines, and state and local governments. The bill now goes to the Senate for consideration.

Election fraud has become the conspiracy that won’t go away. Joe Biden may be the president of the United States, but many Americans still doubt he won the Nov. 3 election fair and square.

Does former President Donald Trump plan another White House run in 2024? That’s the question on everyone’s mind as he prepares to give his first post-presidency speech this weekend at the Conservative Political Action Conference. He will speak on Sunday afternoon and will be the final speaker.

Lawmakers once again grilled law enforcement officials Thursday about the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. Acting Chief Yogananda Pittman pushed back against suggestions that Capitol police failed to prepare adequately. Many lawmakers agreed that Capitol law enforcement should not shoulder all of the blame. But members maintained police should have been more prepared than they were.

The so-called Equality Act would write LGBT protections into civil rights statutes, prioritizing them over religious liberty. The Democratic-led House passed the sweeping bill mostly along party lines on Thursday.

One of President Joe Biden’s first acts in office was to pause all immigrant deportations for 100 days. But a federal judge indefinitely blocked the president’s order on Tuesday night.