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Any victory for Biden that includes Republicans would be notable.

India Walton defeated a four-term Democratic establishment incumbent Tuesday.

The deteriorating security situation has many on edge, asking for U.S. support.

ABC News’ MaryAlice Parks reports on a possible one-month extension on the CDC’s eviction moratoriums for the more than 7 million Americans who are behind on their rent.

ABC News’ Devin Dwyer reports on the ruling that a Pennsylvania school district violated a former cheerleader’s First Amendment rights by suspending her from the team for a vulgar Snapchat post.

President Joe Biden’s plan allows communities to repurpose $350 billion in pandemic relief funds to fight violent crime.

"We have a framework and we’re going to the White House," said Sen. Mitt Romney.

He said students should be informed by subject matter that may be controversial.

Heart inflammation in young people is an "extremely rare side effect."

In his speech, President Joe Biden called this moment an “opportunity to come together” for both Democrats and Republicans.

He called to let communities repurpose funds intended for COVID-19 relief.

The justices sided 6-3 with the farm owners and against the union.

The case involves how schools can enforce rules of conduct on social media.

Her trip comes just days before former President Donald Trump's visit June 30.

"He understood that democracy is more than a form of government. Democracy is a way of being," Biden said of Warner, who served 30 years in the Senate.

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams leads in the preliminary count of first-choice in-person New York Democratic mayoral primary votes, with about 30% of that vote.

Democratic activists are loudly lobbying for the oldest justice to step down.

The Democrat joins a crowded primary to replace term-limited Gov. Larry Hogan.

"I know that I will be killed by the Taliban," one told ABC's Martha Raddatz.

In the push for a voting-rights overhaul, Dems finished about where they started

Despite a united front at the G-7, there are key differences among the allies.

The fatalities increased the most during lockdown from March to December.

Cyrus Vance Jr. is stepping down after a long tenure as district attorney.

Players wore shirts advocating for voting rights Tuesday.

Sen. Tina Smith, D-Minn., discusses the failed vote in the Senate on voting rights legislation and what efforts Democrats may pursue next, including trying to change the filibuster.

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein discusses the failed Senate vote, as well as reports that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will decide on a select committee to review the Jan. 6 insurrection.

Lloyd Austin also backs removing the chain of command in domestic violence cases

The GOP move dealt a serious blow to a top priority for President Joe Biden.

Vice President Kamala Harris, whom Biden has tasked with getting voting rights reform passed, presided in her role as president of the Senate and announced the 50-50 final vote.

The fee offsets costs like cleaning aircraft and PPE for Frontier's employees.

Plus, U.S. expected to miss President Biden’s July 4 vaccination goal and New York voters head to the polls to rank their top choices for mayor.

Manchin announced his support after negotiating several compromises with his fellow Democrats.

Sen. Martin Heinrich says it is more important to protect “constitutional rights of lawful Americans to be able to cast a ballot” than the filibuster.

The goal was to vaccinate 70% of all adults 18 and older with at least one shot.

Obama joins Democrat Stacey Abrams in applauding Manchin's counteroffer.

Republicans call the elections reform bill a "power grab."

What’s next in the battle over voting rights if Democrats can’t overcome Republican opposition.

The moratorium is set to expire on June 30.

New Yorkers are gearing up to make a choice in the mayoral primary -- the first step in determining who will lead the nation's largest city at a critical juncture.

A coalition of airline lobbying groups and unions are calling for the DOJ to prosecute unruly passengers "to the fullest extent of the law" following a spike in incidents.

It's upended expectations about how a race to run NYC would play out in 2021.

Several factors make this primary unprecedented for the Big Apple.

There have been 3,000 incidents this year -- 2,300 of them over mask-wearing.

The justices did not deal with the issue of whether players should get salaries.

It’s a showdown more than half a year – perhaps even decades - in the making.

U.S. Central Command said that more than 50% of the withdrawal has taken place.

Airlines, the TSA have struggled with staffing as demand for travel has jumped.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, June 20.

The national security adviser also weighed in on possible talks with North Korea

"Our goal at the end of the day is a stable, predictable relationship," he said.