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ABC News has obtained the CDC plan advising states how to carry it out.

The White House is defending Rahm Emanuel's ambassadorial nomination, set for a Wednesday hearing, against liberal backlash.

The vote will likely increase pressure to change the filibuster rule.

The hearing was meant to remind non-Trump-loyal voters of what his hold means.

The committee wants his "specific knowledge about the events" of Jan. 6.

At question is Emanuel's handling of the 2014 police killing of Laquan McDonald.

J&J recipients in particular want answers.

Those who receive W-2 forms would be exempt from the IRS data collection.

President Joe Biden’s agenda is on the line as he tries to rally support against the latest legislation that peels back voting rights as well as the latest on the Jan. 6 investigation.

President Joe Biden met with progressives and moderates to discuss passing the infrastructure bill.

Grant is pressing ahead with his lawsuit.

"They now have a weapon ... we can't defend against," one expert said.

Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against the Jan. 6 select committee and the National Archives as he seeks to block the release of presidential records related to his communication.

Republicans are expected to block Dems' latest attempt to pass a bill this week.

The lawsuit asks that the district court "invalidate the Committee's requests."

He was 84 years old and "fully vaccinated," his family said.

There have been at least two major ransomware attacks in the U.S. this year.

Gang violence has soared in Haiti, where kidnappings for ransom are common.

Blinken remembers the life and legacy of the former Secretary of State.

Biden and Manchin are warring over what should be in the social spending bill.

Clinton has had several health problems, mostly with his heart.

Migrants are pushing the boundaries and deaths are rising.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, October 17.

"We are like prisoners in our own home," the university-educated woman said.

The committee will meet to consider contempt proceedings against Steve Bannon.

She is not the only high-profile surrogate showing up for the candidates.

A senior FDA official says he would be interested in collecting more data.

Guidance urges anyone not vaccinated to get a shot before holiday gatherings.

The J&J booster shot will be the same as the initial singular shot.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, October 17, 2021.

He made a court appearance Friday afternoon.

Untangling supply chain woes could take much longer, experts say.

In the wake of the traumatic Jan 6. attack, U.S. Capitol Police are expanding resources to help officers, including two new "wellness dogs."

The most restrictive abortion law in the country remains in effect, after a federal appeals court sided with Texas.

Republicans aren't the only ones counting on former President Trump for turnout.

Those fallen officers were honored by Attorney General Merrick Garland during a candlelight vigil.

He is the first Boeing employee to be charged over the 737 Max's failures.

The pledge occurred at a Virginia rally to support the statewide GOP ticket.

The FDA advisory panel also will consider mixing and matching vaccines.

It's part of an effort to help officers heal.

Biden prefers diplomacy to deal with Iran's nuclear program, the U.S. said.

That news comes amid a renewed push to get officers vaccinated.

His new statement may be one Republicans can't ignore.

Up to 900,000 people are already facing famine conditions because of fighting.

Holiday delays could prove politically problematic for the president.

The justices sparred over whether Dzhokhar Tsarnaev received a fair sentencing.

Four members of President Joe Biden's cabinet identify as Latino.

Political leaders are attempting to look beyond party identity.

The DOJ wants the death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev despite the moratorium.

The measure now heads to Biden's desk for his signature.