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The Illinois senator told podcast there should be a full investigation into claims Russia paid the Taliban to target American troops in Afghanistan.

Speaking about his new book, the former national security adviser said Putin believes he can play the U.S. president "like a fiddle."

In an interview with ABC News, the president said he thought more people could die due to the reopening of the country.

The presidential candidate noted that it's his own campaign that will bring out black voters and propel him to victory.

"History has its eyes on us," Booker said on ABC News. "How are we going to operate?"

The presidential candidate urged Democrats to focus on health care, child care and climate change rather than on Trump's impeachment -- a process he supports.

The "20/20" anchor said she "tried for three years" to get the story on air in hot microphone footage.

Former presidents Barack Obama and George H.W. Bush did not appear in ABC's widespread search of federal and state criminal cases.

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Acting DHS Secretary Kevin McAleenan pleaded for more funding at the border, but Michigan congresswoman Rashida Tlaib called it a "broken" system.

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"If you're going to cough, please leave the room," the president told Mulvaney while filming an interview with ABC News.

MSNBC's Chuck Todd questioned why Trump Jr. did the interview, saying: "I'm just stunned."

Pilots have spoken about the mid-air catastrophe in which a woman later died.

"I don't see the opportunities to solve this diplomatically at this particular point," Mullen said.

The conservative commentator said fake news is a "clear, present danger to the Trump administration."

ABC News anchor Frank Reynolds shared his hopes for 2017.

"Our presenters are humans, not robots," the director of news at ABC said, after the journalist missed her cue on air.

The first of the fall forums is set for September 26 on Long Island in New York.

In poll, 63 percent say mass shootings are a reflection of problems identifying, treating people with mental health issues.

The ABC News anchor said he will not moderate a 2016 Republican presidential primary debate after a possible conflict of interest emerged.