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He called the case against the former police officer "overwhelming."

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy accused Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters of "inciting violence" for her weekend comments about racial justice protests.

In an exclusive interview, USAID's team leader urges better humanitarian access.

"I am prepared to compromise," President Biden has said on an infrastructure.

Landowners at the border are getting mixed messages as a political storm brews.

A number of doctors serving in Congress are vaccinating patients.

Biden has been closely watching the trial and provided updates, Psaki said.

Waters said she was talking about confronting the justice system and policing.

Authorities haven't said if the assault directly contributed to his death.

People need to remember the human toll each time a shooter opens fire, he said.

The measure would also ban public handling of lion and tiger cubs.

Decision to lift a suspension on the J&J vaccine could come as early as Friday.

An ICE memo said the term can be seen as "offensive or otherwise disparaging."

Visiting Oklahoma, Garland expressed concern about ongoing domestic threats.

The Japanese-American Democrat spoke on ABC's "The View."

Garland also pointed to a parallel with the current threat of domestic terror.

A confluence of outside events are overlapping in unpredictable ways.

He also said, "Don't throw caution to the wind and declare victory prematurely."

Crump, who represents the Floyd, Wright families, appeared on ABC's "This Week."

The secretary told ABC News Biden will "revisit" his current cap on refugees.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, April 18.

Six women are known to have suffered from blood clots after the vaccine.

President Joe Biden said it commemorates the "courage" of American "Doughboys."

Fundraising reports could offer a glimpse into where potential contenders stand.

Carroll sued Trump for defamation after he said she lied about an alleged rape.

Both supporters and detractors boast strong 1st-quarter fundraising numbers.

The president said mass shootings in the U.S. "must come to an end."

The Trump ally was pardoned for lying to investigators in the Russia inquiry.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, April 18, 2021.

The former secretary of state defended the tasks as small.

Some Democrats are calling Biden's about-face "shameful" and "unacceptable."

Every single American adult will be eligible for a vaccine by April 19.

"I've never not prioritized this," he said, but argued it's now up to Congress.

"I will absolutely follow up," said the BOP director at a Thursday hearing.

Jones endorsed Donald Trump for reelection, but he was a Democrat until Jan. 6.

Russia summoned the U.S. ambassador to Moscow and warned that it will respond.

The U.S. announced sanctions on Russia over cyber hack, election interference.

President Joe Biden spoke at a tribute to Evans in the Capitol on Tuesday.

The bill creates a commission to study and make recommendations on reparations.

A special visa program has long faced delays, leaving many feeling abandoned.

He said the U.S. infection rate must fall under 10,000 a day.

President Joe Biden has called expanding court a "bonehead idea."

His report said Capitol Police were ill-prepared.

Legislation co-sponsored by Sen. Ed Markey and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerrold Nadler seeks to expand the seats on the Supreme Court from nine to 13.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken made his first visit to Afghanistan as he pushes to reignite diplomatic efforts for a deal between the Taliban and the Afghan government.

Talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government have been on ice.

The CIA director warned that the withdrawal will inhibit intelligence gathering.

"Democracies fall apart from within," Justice Gorsuch warned with Sotomayor.

The panel is expected to meet again in the next 10 days.

The Sept. 11 attacks "cannot explain why we should remain there," he said.