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The bill would avert a shutdown but includes a suspension to the debt limit.

President Joe Biden discussed the United States’ role in the world in his speech at the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday morning.

The White House vowed to investigate the Border Patrol tactics used.

FBI Director Christopher Wray and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas outlined what threats the U.S. faces and what's being done to combat them.

The president told world leaders “we must work together as never before.”

Republican Sen. Ron Johnson berated Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the situation at the southern border during a Senate Homeland Security committee hearing.

He told the General Assembly the world was at "an inflection point in history."

Events are continuing to crash Biden’s plans and challenge his commitments.

Democrats aim to tie the debt hike to a must-pass government funding bill.

Video showing officials using horses for crowd control is stirring controversy.

The number of flags has nearly tripled since the first display in fall 2020.

Texas lawmakers alone have introduced more than 40 anti-trans bills this year.

This comes on the 10th anniversary of the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell."

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas traveled to Del Rio, Texas, to assess the migrant surge along the border.

Advocates called the amicus brief by women athletes historic.

The U.S. would require foreign nationals be fully vaccinated and show proof.

Also according to "Peril," Biden and his aides grapple with Trump's legacy.

Trump's top military adviser briefed colleagues on his calls.

The worst fears over the J6 rally didn’t materialize. But more is still to come.

Mullen called the drone strike in Afghanistan a "Tragic, tragic mistake."

Over 12,900 migrants have attempted to cross into the small Texas border town.

Fauci also said to expect a decision on vaccinating children by this fall.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, September 19.

LA local election authority fact-checked questions and false information.

The votes followed a full day of presentations, Q&A and debate.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, September 19, 2021.

The event is billed as a protest against the detainment of some Jan. 6 rioters.

A lawyer whose firm represented Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign was indicted Thursday by special counsel on a single charge of making a false statement to the FBI.

Both candidates pledged to "absolutely" accept the election result if they lose.

It it appears that nothing is being left to chance.

The group will discus and vote on whether to recommend Pfizer booster shots.

"It has brought us to the breaking point," one hospital official said.

The FDA and CDC's advisory panels meet to discuss the data next week.

A fence, erected after the Jan. 6 riot, was removed in July.

He faces a single charge of making a false statement to the FBI.

The measure sets up negotiations with the Senate in the next two weeks.

“We are closely monitoring Sept. 18 and we are planning accordingly,” said Capitol Police Chief Tom Manger.

The number is lower than in July but far higher than in past years.

Trump doesn't have to run in 2024 to continue to dominate talk and realities.

A former official told ABC News the Secretary Esper initiated outreach to China.

It comes days before the FDA's advisory committee will discuss booster shots.

Some exit poll results, however, were less incumbent-friendly.

Newsom pinned his win to voters' trust in science and disapproval of Trump.

He was certain that Trump had gone into a serious mental decline, new book says

Voters gave Newsom more credit than blame for his handling of the pandemic.

Larry Elder, the frontrunner to replace Newsom if recalled, has conceded.

It comes after they announced their lawsuit against the state last week.

President Joe Biden discussed parts of his infrastructure bill while touring the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Colorado.

Former President Donald Trump and other prominent Republicans have made baseless claims that the election is rigged.

It comes as a wave of voting restrictions have passed in GOP-led states.