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Officials are "reasonably" sure pyramid-shaped objects in one video were drones.

John Durham is prosecuting Democratic lawyer Michael Sussmann.

Dr. Mehmet Oz has former President Donald Trump's endorsement, but Kathy Barnette has gained momentum despite a controversy over her marching in Washington, D.C., before the Capitol insurrection.

“What happened here is simple and straightforward. Terrorism. Terrorism. Domestic terrorism,” the president said.

"The ideology of white supremacy has no place in America," Biden said.

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the front-runner in the Senate Democratic primary race, suffered a stroke just days before Election Day and expects to make a full recovery.

The deal is pending approval by the Cuban government but could open the door for additional American dollars flowing to entrepreneurs in the island nation.

The contests are in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Idaho, Kentucky and Oregon.

The next seven days could be the most consequential stretch of primary season.

The move is meant to aid Somalia against al-Shabab, an al-Qaida affiliate.

The three-month closure has contributed to a nationwide shortage.

The Biden admin will also allow American investment in a Cuban-owned business.

One Democratic primary is seen as a test of Biden's endorsement power.

Trump won the solidly red state by a 25% margin in 2020.

The swing state could play a key role in which party controls Congress.

North Carolina is a battleground state that Democrats hope to recapture.

Republicans are being challenged by candidates who claim more MAGA bona fides.

Acting Secretary of the Commonwealth Leigh Chapman explains how her state is ready for primary day – and why concerns over mail-in ballots are overblown.

"Life is great and [I'm] keeping it busy," the former first lady said.

John Roberts said a loan repayment cap violates the First Amendment.

Rep. Elise Stefanik has become a primary target of criticism.

The TAKE with Rick Klein A new phase of primary season starts this week -- and it won't just be former President Donald Trump whose sway is tested as voting expands into battlegrounds that are likely to make or break a majority. Amid all the attention on vicious Republican primaries and Trump's impact, Democrats are set to make some of their own major decisions. That includes a few choice races where President Joe Biden has chosen to step in, and some others where his brand of politics comes into play. The Senate race in Pennsylvania is a neat encapsulation of the potential directions Democrats could take. The news Sunday that Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the leading candidate in recent polls, was hospitalized with a stroke puts more attention on the burly, progressive former small-town mayor who has campaigned extensively against the idea of "Joe Manchin Democrats." Fetterman is opposed by a young, gay Black state lawmaker, and a House member and Marine Corps veteran whom Biden...

Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen tweeted he is feeling better but "but will follow doctors' orders."

He tweeted he is feeling better but "but will follow doctors' orders."

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke about some of the victims who lost their lives in Buffalo, New York.

He said we must "address the hate that remains a stain on the soul of America."

Lt. Gov John Fetterman is the leading Democratic candidate.

President Joe Biden commented on the shooting in Buffalo, New York, while speaking at an event to honor law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

"There has to be vigilance," the House speaker said on ABC's "This Week."

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, May 15.

The decision may set a new modern precedent in the House, one expert said.

Advocates call for help from the White House as H.R. 40 stalls in Congress.

The FDA found problems at an Abbott facility in September — and again this year.

The administration hasn't provided a timeline on when shelves will be restocked.

Pyongyang shows no sign of accepting vaccines or other help to fight the virus.

She's leaving the podium after 244 briefings sparring with reporters.

A federal judge declined to issue an immediate ruling on the immigration issue.

Stephen Valentine, a Democratic congressional candidate for North Carolina’s fourth district, and Courtney Geels, a GOP candidate, break down the top issues heading into primary day.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, May 15, 2022.

They gathered on the U.S. Capitol steps facing the Supreme Court.

"We impact people's lives," Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told ABC News.

"Do they have the supply to meet the demand?" Rep. Maloney told ABC News.

One upshot is GOP donors spreading millions in a dizzying array of directions.

Biden is set to meet with mayors and police chiefs at the White House Friday.

They say overworked health care workers are harming everyone.

Reps. Jim Jordan and Mo Brooks are among the others subpoenaed.

He has ordered flags be flown at half-staff until May 16.

A slew of Democrats and Republicans are trying to unseat incumbent Rep. Madison Cawthorn, R-N.C., Democrat Jasmine Beach-Ferrara and GOP challenger Wendy Nevarez explain why they’re in the race.

The administration plans to increase imports of formula from abroad.

The conference came amid new controversy over the justices' security.