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The former governor dismissed the idea that Trump makes endorsements based on political analysis as "sophistry."

The most famous family on television are speaking out ahead of the launch of their new TV show The Kardashians, coming to Hulu on Thursday, April 14.

"Have You Seen This Man?" producer Megan Harding spoke to Newsweek about the ABC documentary series and how it could help U.S. marshals catch John Ruffo.

John Ruffo defrauded the United States and foreign banks of $350 million before disappearing without a trace, and he has been on the run for 23 years.

After her protest, the journalist spent 14 hours being questioned by Russian authorities and was issued a fine.

It is not inspiring to grow up being singularly taught that the whole of your identity is six million ancestors being herded like sheep to the slaughter.

The centrist Republican senator said it "adds to the further perception that the court is a political institution."

In an ABC interview, the president denied his administration had failed in its response to the highly transmissible COVID-19 variant.

Legal experts tell "Newsweek" the interview may not have served the star well, though they also said it likely didn't hurt him from a legal standpoint.

Hours after his ABC News interview, Alec Baldwin commended his wife, Hilaria, for giving him "a reason to live."

The RNC chair said that she felt her political party wouldn't have a chance in future elections if Trump left the GOP.

"This is the vice president of the United States and he is, like, holed up in a basement," ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl told Stephen Colbert.

Trump's plans to launch a new party were thwarted by GOP leaders threatening to stop paying his post-election legal bills, the book claims. Trump denies the report.

"I'm never bringing a bill to the floor that doesn't have the votes," the House Speaker said of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan legislation.

ABC News released a transcript of Biden's interview featuring a section that was left out of the TV broadcast.

Dan Harris first joined ABC News in 2000, and he co-anchored ABC News' "Nightline" as well as working on the weekend edition of "Good Morning America."

The Democratic governor appeared on television to discuss the state's COVID numbers.

"Nobody is allowed to talk like that about our head of state," Vyacheslav Volodin said on the Telegram messenger app.

The venerated newsman recently railed against media "enablers" for the spread of misinformation about COVID-19.

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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