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President Joe Biden on Friday called Donald Trump's comments about the 2020 election "very dangerous."

"It's hard to relive and talk about moments like this," Winston Pingeon says.

The Administration has touted the program's success in reducing encounters.

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"I will never tell you what kind of car you have to drive," Harris said.

"It's great," Trump said about his relationship with Kemp.

You could hear gasps as the president walked in.

Former President Trump is with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to deliver remarks on Hurricane Helene and recovery efforts in the state.

Biden stressed, however, he's confident the election will be "free and fair."

DHS pushed back on his claim FEMA has no funds left for recovery efforts.

Trump said he had an "obligation to go back to Butler."

Prosecutors have alleged damning new details about Donald Trump's conduct.

The first stop will be in Pennsylvania in the Pittsburgh area next week.

ABC News’ Karen Travers and Katherine Faulders with the latest news from the campaign trail.

Educational Savings Accounts are increasing nationwide but are a divisive topic.

Fifty-eight percent surveyed said Trump would be better for Israel's security.

Harris' pollster David Binder has served in every race she has ever competed in.

The justices could face emergency appeals over the 2024 presidential election.

Cheney cited the “critical moment in our nation’s history” in voting for Harris.

Cheney, the former Republican representative from Wyoming, appeared with Vice President Kamala Harris at a rally in Wisconsin on Thursday evening.

Donald Trump said he told her "you have to write what you believe."

Walz begins with a Pennsylvania bus tour Wednesday with Sen. John Fetterman.

"This was the Vance that's an actual add," one Republican said.

Hoax threats could target gatherings on Monday's anniversary, they said.

The Biden administration hopes to avoid another escalatory cycle.

They did compliment both running mates on the civility of their debate.

The campaigns and surrogates are smoothing over times their candidate stumbled.

Special counsel Jack Smith has filed a bombshell court filing outlining new details of former Pres. Trump's "increasingly desperate" efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss.

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein speaks about Tuesday night's vice presidential debate and how it will affect the run for the White House this November.

Ryan Routh is accused of plotting to kill Trump at his golf course.

Douglas Brinkley talks about Tim Walz and VD Vance's strengths and weaknesses.

Trump's administration made multiple attempts to dismantle the ACA.

Extremists will be motivated by policy grievances, the threat assessment says.

A prolonged East Coast and Gulf Coast port strike could moderately increase prices for a range of goods, experts told ABC News.

New Hampshire’s Republican governor also said there were a few questions JD Vance “could’ve answered better” at Tuesday night’s debate against Gov. Tim Walz.

Walz begins with a Pennsylvania bus tour Wednesday with Sen. John Fetterman.

"That is a damning non-answer," Tim Walz responded in the key moment.

538’s Galen Druke says he was “a little bit surprised” by post-debate poll numbers.

Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky and Trump campaign representative Alfonso Aguilar react to Tuesday night’s debate.

Unprecedented partisan litigation over voting could reach the justices.

The candidates struck a civil tone as they sparred on immigration, health care.

The two vice presidential nominees struck a cordial tone as they spoke in-depth about everything from immigration to the economy.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Rep. Elise Stefanik, NY-R, about the biggest moments of the 2024 vice presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Sen. Ben Ray Luján, NM-D, about two of the key issues raised during the debate that voters will be weighing before casting their ballots: Jan. 6 and border control.

The high-stakes, 90-minute debate was held in New York City.

"Something for each side to like," one Democrat said.

Walz previously claimed he was in China during the Tiananmen Square protests.

ABC News' Jon Karl recaps Sen. JD Vance and Gov. Tim Walz's respective performances during the debate, detailing the "tone of civility in this debate, in an election that has been anything but civil."

During the first and only vice presidential debate Tuesday evening, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz admitted he “misspoke” about being at the Tiananmen Square, Beijing protests in 1989.

Walz called Trump’s actions “troubling” while Vance said Democrats have protested the results of elections.