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Biden will continue to block some materials from public view until June 2023.

Plus, survivors of the Uvalde and Sandy Hook school shootings are testifying before a House committee in hearings on increased gun violence.

The Republican governor has said it's needed to deter migrants.

"Business as usual" may not be popular -- but it's how things get done.

Households can order four free at-home tests, which will ship out next week.

A shutdown is set to start on Friday.

"Somewhere in this Congress is a future woman speaker to be," Pelosi said,

Reps. Frederica Wilson and Jamaal Bowman are sponsoring the bill.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she would be stepping down from her leadership role in the next Congress after the 2022 midterm elections.

Russia has sharply stepped up its missile attacks.

People are often fleeing economic and political crises.

President Joe Biden addressed nearly 50 heads of state in the first U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit in eight years.

The hearing will address how anti-LGBTQ legislation and rhetoric is rising.

The House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol will vote on criminal referrals next week. ABC News' Katherine Faulders breaks down what to expect from Monday's hearing.

The virus has been an awkward part of year-ending debates.

They will be released in 2023.

A contractor accepted responsibility for the error.

Employees abused prisoners at 19 facilities, according to a Senate probe.

The Respect for Marriage Act passed in Congress with bipartisan support.

The Respect for Marriage Act passed in Congress with bipartisan support.

President Joe Biden was set to sign a bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriage. ABC News’ Averi Harper, Jay O’Brien and Terry Moran report.

The legislation does not guarantee a national right to same-sex marriage.

Chairman Bennie Thompson said the panel's final report will come next Wednesday.

The program remains on hold nationwide after a lower court ruling.

The work under DHS is intended to address environmental, safety issues.

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden offer their gratitude to the children of military families.

"Make no mistake, prices are still too high. We have a lot of work to do, but things are getting better," President Joe Biden said.

Governing from here only gets harder.

Roger Carstens spoke with Paul Whelan hours after landing with Griner.

The president also reflected on having a family member serve overseas.

The West Virginia senator said Monday, "I'm not a Washington Democrat."

The city hopes to donate the monument to a Black history museum.

Plus, President Joe Biden is expected to sign the Respect for Marriage act, which will codify protections for same-sex and interracial marriage into federal law.

In a subsequent statement, she said she was making "a sarcastic joke."

However, the FBI said there was a nearly 30% drop in agencies reporting crimes.

Forces that have simmered just below the surface are spilling into the open.

The Illinois Republican also addressed possible Jan. 6 criminal referrals.

The basketball star is at a military hospital after her release from Russia.

Among those killed was a member of the group's facilitation operations.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, December 11.

Bankman-Fried said he'll try to "shed light" on FTX's solvency and collapse.

Lake had long refused to say that she would accept the results of her election.

The judge urged the DOJ and Trump's team to resolve the dispute themselves.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, December 11, 2022.

The Democrat's office said they're confident "this matter will be dismissed.”

Plus, Brittney Griner safely returns to the U.S. after almost 300 days in Russian detention, and a former officer charged in the killing of George Floyd was sentenced.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien reports from Capitol Hill on Sen. Sinema’s surprise announcement Friday and how it will impact the political landscape.

ABC News contributors and former members of Congress, Heidi Heitkamp and Tom Graves, give their take on what’s next for Sen. Kyrsten Sinema now that she’s leaving the Democratic party.

The national committee has threatened to penalize states that don't comply.

The Republican National Committee's identity is tested amid a GOP reckoning.