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Walker called the Daily Beast's claim a "flat-out lie."

Candidates in Arizona and elsewhere say they want to avoid combative spectacles.

The ads are running in all major markets across Texas, the campaign said.

The U.S. Senate candidate threatened to sue the Daily Beast.

Barrack is accused of using his connection to Trump to promote UAE interests.

Soon, millions of people should be able to take steps to cancel up to $20,000.

The president will meet Tuesday with a task force on the issue.

She spoke at least 21 times during Monday's oral arguments.

He plans a trip to Florida to survey storm damage on Wednesday.

Five members of the Oath Keepers are facing charges of seditious conspiracy.

President Joe Biden visited Puerto Rico on Monday and surveyed damage from Hurricane Fiona, which killed more than two dozen people on the island last month, officials said.

Gun rights groups had challenged the federal regulation.

In the devastation, locals saw surprising rescues; others worried for relatives.

A significant portion of the funds come from the bipartisan anti-gun violence bill passed in June.

The money is intended to expand access for kids in classrooms and in hospitals.

The nine justices, six conservatives and three liberals, publicly reconvene for business Monday for the first time since its blockbuster decision overruling Roe v. Wade abortion rights.

Sometimes the campaign twists were there all along -- and just needed a nudge.

The justices will hear cases on affirmative action, gay rights, and environment.

"I don't condone violence," said the Florida lawmaker and leading Republican.

The Russian president "is losing," retired Army Gen. David Petraeus said.

Officials have said the death toll from Hurricane Ian stands at 72.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, October 2.

The National Archives sent a letter to Congress about the missing records.

Democratic candidate Beto O'Rourke held a "Standing with Uvalde" press conference Friday alongside family members of the victims of the Robb Elementary School.

The two candidates sparred over immigration, abortion and gun control, with the Uvalde school shooting being one of the hottest topics of the debate.

The debate centered on Uvalde and other big issues in the state.

"I’ve lost time with family, and my entire Navy career was ruined," he said.

The Supreme Court enters the 2022 term as the most divided court in decades.

How a conservative legal organization was able to help move the court to the right.

After overruling Roe, the court's approval ratings are at an all-time low.

HEART 22 pairs up U.S. military doctors with local doctors in Central America.

Backlash against overturning the landmark legislation has left an imprint on the court.

Democratic candidate Beto O'Rourke said he's bringing along victims' mementos.

DeSantis is being asked to sign an order to allow central voting sites.

The first woman in the job oversees an agency often questioned in a crisis.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, October 02, 2022.

ABC News senior Washington reporter Devin Dwyer and former Ohio Supreme Court Justice Yvette Brown discuss the new era of the Supreme Court.

President Joe Biden responded to Russian President Vladimir Putin's move to annex occupied areas of Ukraine.

The Department of Education quietly updated its qualifications for the program.

The president gave remarks about the federal response to Hurricane Ian.

The president said search and rescue teams have saved 117 people so far.

"We're closer to the starting line than the finish," one advocate said.

The bill will keep the government funded through mid-December.

Founder and CEO of the Conversationalist, Sophie Beren, joins to talk about how Gen Z is gearing up to be involved in this midterm election both at the polls and on the ballot.

President Biden condemned Putin's move as Ukraine called for stronger action.

Jackson was feted with the traditional investiture ceremony alongside her peers, family and supporters including President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Jackson has already been sworn in and begun participating in cases.

Dr. Mehmet Oz speaks with ABC News' Linsey Davis.

Is the "big tent" able to make room for the "big lie"?

Polls indicate that O'Rourke has more work to do with voters.