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The treasury secretary, however, said that she doesn't believe that a recession is "inevitable" on Sunday.

Baldwin said he did not pull the trigger on the gun in Halyna Hutchins' death—a claim tested by Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies.

"Did he do it on purpose?" the former president asked of the fatal Rust shooting in an interview with conservative pundit Candace Owens.

"I think it was clear to most who watched the show it was a poorly planned, misguided attempt for sympathy for himself," lawyer Gary A. Dordick told Fox News.

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.

"I don't know how he can say that he didn't squeeze it. I mean, if he didn't squeeze the trigger, who did?"

In a preview, Baldwin tells George Stephanopoulos that he didn't pull the trigger on the gun that killed Halyna Hutchins.

"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.

Biden said intelligence reported didn't take into account the idea that 300,000 Afghan troops, trained and equipped by the U.S., were "going to just collapse... going to give up."

Several celebrities have stepped up to guest-host "Jeopardy!" since beloved presenter Alex Trebek passed away.

"Jeopardy!" has been hosted by "Good Morning America" anchor George Stephanopoulos for the last week—one of his "GMA" co-workers will be the next guest host.

"Jeopardy!" is saying goodbye to its latest guest host as Dr. Sanjay Gupta leaves the podium, but five hosts remain—including one of the most hotly-anticipated.

"It is the only way to ensure Israel's future as both a Jewish and Democratic state. And of course the only way to give the Palestinians the state to which they are entitled," Blinken said.

"Jeopardy!" has announced its final set of guest hosts. Here's when George Stephanopoulos, Robin Roberts, David Faber, Joe Buck and LeVar Burton will be hosting the series.

The Republican Kentucky senator continued to challenge the legitimacy of Joe Biden's victory Sunday morning.

Speculation has mounted about the cabinet invoking the 25th Amendment to strip the president of his powers.

Fans will have one last week to enjoy unseen shows from the late—and legendary—host.

"Jeopardy!" will be hosted by a series of interim guest hosts following the death of long-time host Alex Trebek, the first of which has been announced.

Stephanopoulous, 59, leads breaking news and major special events coverage for ABC, a position he's held since 2014.

The president defended his actions in regards to the coronavirus crisis and was also pressed on issues such as law and order.

"We knew from the people who had the photos ... that there were hundreds more images and text messages that were out there that I had no idea what they could be, or how they could be taken out of context," Hill said.

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

Moderators for Friday's Democratic debate in New Hampshire include George Stephanopoulos, David Muir and Linsey Davis of ABC News alongside Adam Sexton and Monica Hernandez from affiliate WMUR.

She said the House could file new articles of impeachment against the president, but expressed confidence in the case she plans to send over to the Senate this week.

Matt Gaetz offered several defenses of Rudy Giuliani visiting Ukraine this past week, saying that while it is "weird," Americans should give him "the benefit of the doubt" because of his role after 9/11.

Ohio Republican congressman Jim Jordan became the latest defender of Donald Trump to question journalists for taking the president at his word.

'As much as we appreciate the shout-out, we think you meant @abc?"

"I know George Stephanopoulos is a Clinton sycophant—oh, by the way, the lowest ratings ever for his hour special," the pro-Trump Fox News host exclaimed.

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

"[Trump] doesn't seem to understand that a fundamental aspect of his job is to try to make us a more perfect union," the congressman said.