President Donald Trump's insistence on continuing to push his "Big Lie" about election fraud is creating chaos within the GOP as hardliners gather in Orlando for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).

"This chaotic post-presidency has twisted the GOP into a pretzel," CNN's Jim Acosta reported. "With Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) saying he could support another Trump campaign, even though he just condemned the former president right after his impeachment trial."

Joe Biden's administration is seeking to charge reporters a $170 fee to do their jobs covering the White House.

"Reporters who cover the White House may soon be paying what amounts to an admission fee to do their jobs. Starting Monday, the White House's press office said it will start charging journalists for coronavirus tests, which are required for anyone entering the White House grounds," The Washington Post reports. "With dozens of journalists at the White House each day, the fees could add up to tens of thousands of dollars flowing from newsrooms, many of them small and cash-strapped, into government coffers."

Four of the Republican Party's most extreme House lawmakers have submitted signed letters claiming they must vote by proxy due to the ongoing health crisis, the coronavirus pandemic. But as CNN's Manu Raju reports, all four are in sunny Florida attending or even speaking at CPAC, the Conservative Political Action Conference.

"Several Republicans in the House have skipped Friday's votes and enlisted their colleagues to vote on their behalf, signing letters saying they couldn't attend 'due to the ongoing public health emergency.' But those members are scheduled to be at CPAC," Raju reports.