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ABC News’ Em Nguyen spoke with TikTok nail artist Ameya Okamoto about the importance of the Asian voting bloc, as groups like “Run AAPI” motivate people to vote in the 2024 election.

The law is set to go into effect July 1.

Organizations are recruiting AAPI influencers in battleground states.

The Laken Riley Act cleared the House in early March.

The proposal would impact a small group of asylum seekers, the sources said.

A.J. Jacobs spent a year living by 1789 rules.

A report concluded it was 'very unlikely' a foreign adversary was the cause.

The prosecution called Trump Organization employee Rebecca Manochio for questioning on booking records she made for the company.

An overwhelming majority of Democrats and Republicans voted to keep Speaker Mike Johnson after congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene forced a vote to oust him.

A cease-fire deal would be Biden's best chance to silence critics, experts said.

The trial is expected to get underway next month.

Daniels said she was told by her attorneys to sign written statements denying the affair, but she would not.

U.S. officials fear Israel's invasion could derail cease-fire talks.

Kennedy said a doctor said he believed a parasite infected his brain and died.

Many GOP lawmakers said Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene should not have brought the motion to the floor.

Barron Trump, the youngest child of former President Donald Trump, was chosen as one of Florida's at-large delegates for the Republican National Convention.

Eric Trump will serve as delegation chair.

The state is considered critical to the president winning reelection.

He told CNN Israel has used American bombs to kill civilians in Gaza.

Democrats joined almost all Republicans in rejecting Greene's move.

ABC News' Chris Timmons discuss the moves made former President Donald Trump's lawyer. If successful, Fani Willis could be removed from election fraud case.

“In this moment, the country desperately needs a functioning Congress” the House Speaker said.

Officers used pepper spray and 33 people were arrested, police said.

Greene met with Johnson three times before calling a vote to oust him.

Republican Congresswoman from Georgia, Majorie Taylor Greene, forces a vote on the House floor to vacate speaker Mike Johnson from his position.

The agency head asked Congress for more money to fight Mexican drug cartels.

He promised thousands of jobs at the site where Trump's Foxconn project failed.

The president spoke about the Trump administration’s failed efforts to build a Foxconn facility in Wisconsin.

The president announced Microsoft’s plan to build a $3.3 billion data center in southeast Wisconsin.

"She had a rough couple of days," Trump said in an interview.

Despite having dropped out of the race, Haley got 20% of the vote, which could be trouble for former President Donald Trump in November.

Defense Secretary Austin publicly confirmed the arms transfer delay Wednesday.

Activists oppose President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war.

TikTok is suing the U.S. government over a potential ban that could impact millions of American users.

The Biden administration delayed the shipment of some 3,500 bombs to Israel that U.S. officials worried could be used in Rafah, an official tells ABC.

Biden and Trump clinched their nominations months ago.

Republicans accuse the Biden administration for not doing enough to stop it.

TikTok's parent company ByteDance claims the newly signed law violates users First Amendment rights.

That makes it all but certain the case won't go to trial before Election Day.

"I am so done with words," Greene told reporters after meeting with Johnson.

IP House aims to protect businesses from intellectual property theft.

In a previous meeting, Johnson said he had "a lengthy, constructive meeting" with Greene.

There is "no place on any campus in America" for hate speech, he said.

TikTok and ByteDance claim the law violates users' First Amendment rights.

"The president understands how important this moment is,” the White House said.

The trial may go to a standstill if Trump violates gag order again, he says.

A new ABC News/Ipsos poll shows 80% of former President Donald Trump's supporters would still support him if he's convicted of a crime.

As Election Day approaches, Donald Trump must pick a running mate. Each vice presidential candidate could impact his campaign in a multitude of different ways.

Overall, 51% of Americans say the government should try to force the app's sale.

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