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Incumbent congressman Jamaal Bowman is in a political fight for his House seat. We look at how this race could impact the presidential race. ABC News contributor Asma Khalid weighs in.

The U.N. says the risk of distributing aid in Gaza has become "intolerable."

The rulings will stop the Biden administration from any further implementation.

His remarks incensed some Republicans but could appeal to business.

Candidates, such as Donald Trump and President Joe Biden in 2024, are vying for smaller groups of undecided voters who watch the debates, experts say.

In 2020, he made similar baseless claims Biden used performance-enhancing drugs.

Rulings with huge 2024 implications may come just before the Biden-Trump debate.

Judge Juan Merchan lifted two parts of the gag order, but kept one in place.

In a NYT op-ed, Clinton reflected on her experience going toe-to-toe with Trump.

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy talks to ABC News Live about his decision to declare gun violence a public health crisis for the first time ever.

Mark Zwonitzer was subpoenaed in March after he failed to turn over documents.

The former president has repeatedly suggested the baseless claim that President Joe Biden might take a performance enhancing drug before the debate.

Black men have emerged as a key voting bloc ahead of the presidential election

ABC News’ Rachel Scott addresses the heat between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump as the first 2024 presidential debate approaches.

The deadline for NHTSA to issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking is August 2024.

The candidates' stances on the Israel-Hamas war have raised the race's profile.

"They've really set Trump up to fail," one strategist said of Republicans.

Colorado, New York and Utah will cast ballots.

They've both been president, have records to defend and are older than in 2020.

The information comes from a court document unsealed Monday evening.

She said she needed an abortion to preserve her ability to have more children.

The Trump campaign called them "extremists" but Trump said nothing Monday.

Thursday's debate offers both candidates a chance to change or reinforce perceptions.

The representatives are expected to discuss Israel's ongoing military campaign in Gaza and strategies to rescue the remaining hostages.

538 Politics podcast host Galen Druke discusses how the candidates prepare and the importance of the abortion topic.

ABC News’ Katherine Faulders discussed how the special counsel scrutinized a previously unreported trip the former President Donald Trump took to Mar-a-Lago weeks before the FBI raid.

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein discussed what’s at stake in this debate, what differentiates it from past ones and each candidates' strategies.

The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will take up a constitutional challenge to state bans on gender-affirming care for minors in its next term.

Twenty-five states have passed bans on gender-affirming care.

ABC News Digital and 538 will live blog the debate online.

Experts weigh in on how the changes could benefit, or hurt, each candidate.

The organization, Think Big America, is spending six figures in AZ, FL and NV.

"Somebody's going to take advantage of it," one strategist predicted.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, June 23.

Research shows human-induced climate change is intensifying extreme weather.

Biden has implemented executive actions after a deal collapsed in Congress.

African American men emerge as a key swing vote in battleground states.

Chair Michael Whatley led a "poll watcher training" on Friday on Long Island.

New Jersey Democrats are split over Menendez's motivation.

Biden's team won the coin toss and chose his position on viewers' screens.

ABC News spoke with an agent responsible for both Chicago and Milwaukee.

Trump's war chest gives him cash to potentially spend on ads after the debate.

This is a listing for 'This Week' airing Sunday, June 23, 2024.

Trump's campaign said vetting will help determine who can contribute to the U.S.

The 8-1 opinion was authored by Chief Justice John Roberts.

The NRA argued the ruling was "no endorsement of red flag laws."

The June 27 presidential debate will not have an audience, and candidates’ microphones will be muted while the opponent speaks.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 in favor of a gun control law used for the protection of victims of domestic violence.

The 8-1 opinion was authored by Chief Justice John Roberts. Justice Clarence Thomas dissented.

More than a dozen major decisions are expected in this Supreme Court term, including key cases involving former President Donald Trump, the attack on the capitol and abortion access.