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Chris Krebs has spoken out against the president's election fraud claims.

President Donald Trump authorized the General Services Administration to begin the presidential transition process. Here’s how it works.

The insiders are out of power another seven weeks amid a spiraling pandemic.

Her 35-year career took her around the world, far from where she grew up in La.

Last month, Mexico was the "clear leader" for U.S.-International air travel.

Experts say the suits, though long shots, are "doing real damage."

Rapid tests are in short supply as the U.S. heads deeper into the winter months.

GOP Sen. John Cornyn calls her "radioactive."

Plus, COVID-19 cases surge in Montana and this year's holiday spending trends.

One of the two masts collapsed and the fire consumed large areas of the interior

Biden announces members of his communications and economics team.

The big takeaways from spending patterns this holiday season.

John Felton of the Yellowstone County Health Office discusses positive cases in the state.

Doctors say there will be an alarming increase of positive cases after the busy holiday weekend.

Small business owners are struggling to stay open amid the pandemic.

A CDC advisory committee is discussing who gets the COVID-19 vaccine and when.

The president admitted he’ll leave the White House but dug in on conspiracies.

Removing immigrants from the count would affect seats in Congress, federal funds

Melania Trump said the "America the Beautiful" theme was inspired by history.

Former Trump official says ‘not enough’ being done by government to slow COVID; Census showdown; ‘Trafficked’ dives into black markets around the world

Mariana van Zeller discusses her upcoming series for National Geographic and the access she received to the underground world.

Supreme Court justices were skeptical of President Donald Trump’s bid to exclude all undocumented immigrants from census count.

Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season ended with the most named storms in recorded history, including nine storms named with the Greek alphabet.

ABC News Contributor Tom Bossert on COVID-19 response and the collaboration that must happen between the Trump administration and incoming Biden administration.

What Trump is pleading for is as improbable as it is breathtaking.

Travel recommendations, restrictions likely to extend through Christmas.

This is a rush transcript for "This Week," airing Sunday, November 29.

Excluding millions of immigrants from census count would have major impact.

An assassination and a $335 million deal mark a closing chapter, 22 years later.

A GOP congressman’s lawsuit over mail-in voting was dismissed.

The campaign has filed numerous suits in several battleground states.

This is a listing for "This Week," airing Sunday, November 29.

“Voters, not lawyers, choose the President,” the court writes.

Taking his first questions since election day, Trump said he would leave the White House if the electoral college declares Joe Biden the winner. ABC's Elizbeth Schulze reports.

Wrangling over the composition of Biden's administration is an early flashpoint.

Democrats are slamming Trump's decision, calling it an abuse of power. And now more pardons could be on the way. ABC's Elizabeth Schulze reports.

Terrence Floyd: 'I am speaking for my brother'; COVID-19’s impact on dementia patients; A chef gives food from the heart

A community in Washington, D.C., is rallying around restaurant owner Kazi Mannan of Sakina Halal Grill, who helps feed neighbors in need.

Pop culture expert Jawn Murray discusses cancel culture and the clash between celebrities and their fans over the politics of 2020.

Stay up to date on the developing stories making headlines.

While turkey will figure prominently on most Thanksgiving tables, it’s the side dishes that divide our nation.

Americans suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are battling COVID-19 threats and the dangers of isolation.

George Floyd’s brother, Terrence, talks to ABC News Live anchor Linsey Davis six months after Floyd’s death at the hands of police sparked a global outcry.

Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI during the Russia investigation.

Plus, the presidential transition is underway and food banks are on the edge this year.

Americans are struggling to put food on the table this year.

Students struggle with school work and mental health due to the pandemic.

Parent talks about remote learning’s toll on mental health amid the pandemic.

Black medical workers sign a letter encouraging the Black community to get the COVID-19 vaccine once it is available.