President Joe Biden said, "the fact is you can't look at that television and say nothing happened on the sixth" in response to a question on whether he had confidence Republicans and Democrats could work together establishing a bipartisan investigation into the Capitol insurrection. Read More at Insider

Critical race theory opens up challenging issues about equity, affirmative action, reparations, and government intervention to dismantle racist systems — all of which face significant opposition from the right. Read More at CNN

Teaching critical race theory in schools has emerged as the dominant subject gripping and dividing the nation with strong opinions coming from both sides. Read More at Newsweek

Recent advances in neuroscience, biology, and technology have revealed what we can do to add years to our lives—and in the five remarkable reads below, you’ll discover where to begin. Read More at Next Big Idea Club

Former President Donald Trump’s leadership PAC hauled in $75 million as he continuously complained that the 2020 election had been stolen from him, but the organization hasn’t spent any of it to conduct ballot reviews. Read More at Mediaite

Fareed Zakaria says that some Republican politicians and conservative media figures are finally urging people to get vaccinated despite largely contributing to the anti-vaccination sentiment that has grown in America. But they may be too late. Read More at The Washington Post

Senators, Alex Padilla and Dianne Feinstein, came down hard on state lawmakers’ continued gas-lighting and obstructionism over funding for California’s bullet train project. Read More at Streetsblog

With Cuba's most significant demonstrations in decades, president Miguel Diaz-Canel has blamed the U.S. for the hardships Cubans face and claimed the demonstrators are mercenaries hired by the U.S. to destabilize the island. Read More at Eurasia Group