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But the new measures don't go as far as Speaker Pelosi and progressives want.

The Martha's Vineyard gathering comes amid a spike in coronavirus cases.

An aide to McCarthy said "he was obviously joking" without commenting further.

The new program will require Afghans leaving the country and waiting months.

Biden is confronting defiance, but the more problematic enemy may be weariness.

The bill is worth $550 billion in new spending.

The former president has not confirmed whether he'll run in 2024.

The committee, Kinzinger said, is determined to get a full account of the truth.

Convict Joel Caston is seeking redemption through public service.

He doesn't believe lockdowns are likely to return, however.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, August 1.

The letter, first obtained by ABC News, urges action despite a SCOTUS ruling.

The measure was rejected by Republicans.

"Everybody knew this was happening," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, D-N.Y., said after the White House and Democratic Party leaders failed in a last-minute scramble to extend the eviction moratorium.

Ahead of a six-week recess, House Democrats failed to pass an extension of the eviction moratorium expiring this Saturday.

President Joe Biden held a meeting with Cuban American leaders Friday, focusing on "the recent, historic demonstrations in Cuba and the Administration's response," according to the White House.

The policy is set to expire Saturday if Congress doesn’t act, putting millions of Americans at risk of losing their homes.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, August 1, 2021.

The last statue of a woman came to the Capitol in 2013.

"The rules have changed. We have a different epidemic now that we did in May."

The Navy announced last year it would scrap the fire-ravaged ship.

Biden has shifted to finding ways to compel federal workers to get the shots.

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., on the prospects for the $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill following Wednesday's vote to begin debate on the measure.

ABC News’ Devin Dwyer speaks with Washington, D.C., inmate Joel Caston, who won a seat on the D.C. advisory neighborhood commission from prison while serving a 27-year sentence for murder.

Some groups representing large numbers of federal workers have raised objections

President Joe Biden announces vaccination requirements for federal workers and urges more Americans to get vaccinated.

President Joe Biden also discussed the seriousness of the delta variant, as well as the importance of getting vaccinated.

Plus, President Biden is expected to announce vaccine requirements for federal workers and beach town businesses are overwhelmed without enough workers.

A group of vaccinated beachgoers changed our knowledge of the delta variant.

Unvaccinated workers may have to abide by stringent protocols like wearing masks and weekly testing.

Seventeen Republican senators voted along with Democrats to advance the bill.

The bill also includes money for the Afghan special visa program.

The framework focuses on conditions in Central America.

The administration is arguing its hands are tied by the Supreme Court.

The mandate could also trigger an avalanche of lawsuits.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy "a moron."

The NBA community is fighting to end racial and social inequality.

Nearly one in five flight attendants were subjected to a physical incident.

Blinken said US, Kuwait discussed hosting Afghans, but didn't announce a deal.

There's a larger battle brewing over the plan focused on "human infrastructure."

DOD officials have said they might require vaccinations after FDA approval.

Biden is expected to lay out vaccine requirements for federal workers Thursday.

Negotiators announced earlier Wednesday that they had reached a deal.

During his critical first visit to India, Afghanistan remained a top issue.

President Joe Biden gave remarks at a manufacturing plant near Allentown, Pennsylvania, to stress the importance of buying American.

Chairman Bennie Thompson said he expects the first wave of subpoenas "soon."

It outlines federal statutes election officials must adhere to.

Masks, vaccine requirements have taken on cultural and political significance.

Brooks wasn't acting within the scope of the duties of his office, the DOJ said.

His comment came on the same day the CDC changed its masking recommendation.