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The House of Representatives has delivered the article of impeachment against former President Donald Trump to the Senate, initiating his second impeachment trial. Some Republican senators are resisting calls for conviction, which could prevent Trump from running for office again. The trial is set to begin on February 8th. Meanwhile, Janet Yellen has been confirmed as the first female Treasury Secretary, expected to aid in passing Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package. In California, the statewide stay-at-home order has been lifted due to improved COVID-19 metrics, allowing outdoor operations for restaurants and churches, and reopening of salons.

What is the potential consequence for Donald Trump if he is convicted in his second impeachment trial?

• He could lose his pension.

• He could be banned from running for office again.

• He could be fined.

• He could be imprisoned.

When is Donald Trump's second impeachment trial expected to begin?

• February 15th

• February 8th

• February 1st

• February 22nd

Who is the first woman to become the Treasury Secretary in the United States?

• Janet Yellen

• Kamala Harris

• Nancy Pelosi

• Elizabeth Warren

What is Janet Yellen expected to help President Biden achieve?

• Approval for a new education reform

• Approval for a new healthcare plan

• Approval for a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package

• Approval for a new immigration policy

What change has California made regarding its COVID-19 restrictions?

• Increased restrictions on outdoor activities

• Closed all restaurants and churches

• Lifted the statewide stay-at-home order

• Imposed a new statewide curfew