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The Biden administration denies any daylight between Washington and Kyiv.

The virtual interview was "extremely interesting to say the least," he said.

She still could end up not running for speaker if Democrats keep the House.

"3 Brothers No Sense" hosted Eugene Goodman on its podcast.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is advocating for COVID-19 treatments "that don't work."

President Joe Biden discusses Russian President Vladmir Putin a day after 8,500 American forces in Eastern Europe were put on "heightened alert."

His comments come after 8,500 US forces were put on "heightened alert."

The president warned of "enormous consequences" if Russia invades Ukraine.

The pilot ejected safely as the jet was landing aboard the USS Carl Vinson.

The Navy has confirmed that a U.S. Navy F-35 fighter jet was lost at sea while landing aboard the carrier USS Carl Vinson as it operates in the South China Sea.

The former NYPD captain unveiled his strategy after a deadly cop shooting.

It came days after the government issued a malware warning.

His administration considered sending more U.S. troops to the region.

The Pentagon announced Monday they placed around 8,500 U.S.-based troops on "heightened alert" for rapid deployment to assist NATO if needed.

GOP Gov. Glenn Youngkin's executive order went into effect Monday.

Democrats have been quick to criticize it as "voting no and taking the dough."

It comes as tensions are running high in the region.

A group has been challenging Harvard's use of race in undergraduate admissions.

Different Democrats see different threats from different foes.

"We need to be very aggressive," the Republican senator said Sunday.

He said he hopes Biden's "work to strengthen deterrence" will succeed.

"Things are looking good," he said on Sunday.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, January 23.

The executive committee said her inaction on voting rights led to the decision.

Activists pour into D.C. on the anniversary of the passage of Roe v. Wade.

Biden is on track to change more immigration rules than Trump did.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, January 23, 2022.

The Supreme Court appears headed toward weakening settled abortion law.

Chad Christopher Stark allegedly posted threatening messages on Craigslist.

Plus, rock legend Meat Loaf dies at age 74 and it's been two years since the first case of COVID was detected in the United States.

ABC’s political director Rick Klein discusses President Biden's push for a "new era of relentless diplomacy."

The U.S. and Russia will keep talking, he told ABC's "Good Morning America."

Hints are starting to emerge of what state-level changes to voting will mean.

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with ABC News Contributor retired Gen. Robert Abrams about the potentially devastating consequences of a conflict in Ukraine and how this threat differs from 2014.

Some affected personnel were upset a new CIA report said the 'majority' weren't.

The majority rejected a petition to send the case immediately to a trial judge.

Then-President Donald Trump tried to exploit the 19th century law on Jan. 6.

The moves come ahead of Friday's talks between top U.S. and Russian diplomats.

The majority of Fulton Co.'s Superior Court judges will have to OK the request.

Nusrat Jahan Choudhury is also the first Bangladeshi American federal nominee.

President Joe Biden clarified his "minor incursion" comment made during Wednesday's news conference, saying a move by Russia would be seen as an "invasion."

Biden was criticized for his comments during his Wednesday news conference.

The request pertains to conversations with her father before and on Jan. 6.

Beware what you scan. Criminals may be watching.

It is unclear why the Texas Democrat is being investigated.

President Biden said the integrity of the results "depends" on voting rights.

ABC News' deputy political director, Averi Harper, discusses President Joe Biden’s press conference and how he plans to pass legislation by breaking up his Build Back Better Act.

ABC News' Rick Klein and FiveThirtyEight's Geoffrey Skelley explain.

He all but gave himself an incomplete when it came to grading his first year.

The chamber was unable earlier to end debate on the election reform measure.