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The president marks his first year in office on Wednesday.

The president grappled with COVID, the economy, climate change and more.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks to ABC News Political Director Rick Klein about the voting laws that concern Democrats and why Republicans don’t share those concerns.

The committee has also subpoenaed several other Trump allies.

The bill would make Election Day a federal holiday and expand voting options.

Political experts weigh in as Senate debates on voting rights ahead of Wednesday’s filibuster showdown and give insight on what Democrats are trying to accomplish.

"Russia could at any point launch an attack," a senior U.S. official warned.

The bill would make Election Day a federal holiday and expand voting options.

Aviation officials say the frequency may interfere with radio altimeters.

Marc Morial, the president of the National Urban League and former mayor of New Orleans, discusses the importance of voting rights legislation.

The first tests could reach Americans by late January to early February.

It comes after a hostage situation at a Colleyville, Texas, synagogue.

The districts can receive less FEMA funding than needed, the GAO said.

Gary Chambers is running for a Senate seat in Louisiana.

The newest Republican governor is wasting no time in the battles over COVID-19.

The case tests free speech rights in public forums on government property.

ABC News Capitol Hill correspondent Rachel Scott discusses the Democrats’ final push to pass voting rights legislation as Martin Luther King Jr.’s family and supporters rally in Washington, D.C.

The meeting comes amid heightened fears of a Russian-led Ukraine invasion.

Martin Luther King III, along with other civil rights leaders, marched in Washington, D.C., to demand the Senate move on voting rights reform legislation.

"Today, our freedom to vote is under assault," Harris said.

"We are not going to roll over," the majority whip said Sunday.

Over 100 national and grassroots organizations planned to gather in Washington, D.C., for a march on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, January 16.

The move is part of the FAA's net-zero emissions goal by 2050.

The events are being held to pressure lawmakers into supporting the bill.

The 2016 election season inspired him to become more active, he said.

CDC says people at high risk of COVID might want to opt for an N95 mask.

Analyzing President Joe Biden’s agenda after his failure to move forward with voting rights legislation and the Supreme Court decision to block his vaccine mandate for big companies.

The tests will be delivered to Americans' doorsteps beginning in late January.

Curriculum choices, COVID policies and parental power have taken center stage.

The White House said Russia prepositioned operatives for a false-flag operation.

It will allocate nearly $27 billion in funding to repair and replace bridges.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, January 16, 2022.

They lit nearly 500 candles to honor nurses they said died from COVID.

The owl has created a sensation among the capital's birdwatchers.

A federal grand jury in Maryland has indicted Marilyn Mosby, the state's attorney for Baltimore City, on two counts of perjury and making false statements on mortgage applications.

Spanish and non-English ballots are not required across the nation.

Biden drew a line in the sand on voting rights and saw two Democrats cross it.

According to the latest 2020 U.S. Census data, there are over 60 million Latinos in the U.S.

The two key Democrats did so even as Biden headed to Capitol Hill.

Mosby made $250,000, but claimed she was facing COVID financial hardships.

The move follows longstanding criticisms by Republicans.

"It's about election subversion, not just whether or not people get to vote," the president said.

The GOP leader said he has "nothing else to add" to the committee's probe.

Dr. John Brownstein, chief innovation officer at Boston Children’s Health, discusses what he hopes to hear from the president Thursday and how the medical military deployment can help curve the surge.

The president urged Americans to get vaccinated and announced that 1 billion at-home COVID tests will be soon be available for free.

The Jan. 6 committee now wants McCarthy’s “voluntary cooperation.”

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks with Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer about the Democrats’ push for voting rights reform and the threats to eliminate the Senate filibuster.

It is not compelling him to provide information or sit before the committee.

NAACP President Derrick Johnson explains why President Joe Biden should prioritize voting rights legislation in America despite pushback from Republicans.