Biden indicted. Why? What is next? 
Trump wins a (temporary) victory in his effort to prevent the National Archives from releasing documents to the House Select Committee on January 6th. 
Biden has a (perhaps temporary) loss in his effort implement a vaccine mandate. 
And the Supreme Court considers the religious rights of death row inmates. 
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Bannon indicted, Trump sues the National Archives, Biden's vaccine mandate is put on hold, and the Supreme Court considers the religious rights of death row inmates