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Four justices indicated that they would have denied Trump's request.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Thursday at the Leading Women Defined Summit, where she framed actions by the current White House as unconstitutional.

Hundreds of students from some of the largest schools in the D.C. area will rally outside the Department of Education Friday to oppose the gutting of the agency.

"Legacy on Ice" and other poignant performances remember the 67 lives lost.

Former President Barack Obama delivered remarks on Thursday at Hamilton College, in which he urged citizens to stand up for American ideals such as equality and the rule of law.

This is a listing for "This Week" airing Sunday, April 6, 2025.

Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate, discusses the continued fallout after President Trump's unveiling of tariffs against virtually all U.S. trading partners.

In the email, Ed Martin also compared their treatment to Japanese internment.

One economist called calculations "extraordinary nonsense."

Patrick Kummrow, who owns an auto repair shop, discusses how his business fared during past recessions and how he expects President Trump's tariffs to affect it now.

ABC News’ Phil Lipoff reports on the looming ban as the Trump administration considers a deal that could let China keep control of the app.

It comes as many federal employees have been laid off by the administration.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien reports on lawmakers’ first step toward enacting many of President Donald Trump’s key policies without the help of Democrats.

It follows about a month of demonstrations taking place at the department.

NSA's Gen. Timothy Haugh was among those Trump removed.

ABC News’ Luis Martinez and Katherine Faulders report on the conspiracy theorist’s comments related to high-profile firings at the National Security Agency.

Trump brushed off concerns about his policies prompting markets to plunge.

But he said it would take up to two years for U.S. manufacturing to come back.

Trump says he supports the idea, but it's Johnson's decision to make.

Disputes over tariffs and Greenland are poised to overshadow the meeting.

President Donald Trump held up a gold card that had his face emblazoned on it while speaking with reporters on Air Force One on Thursday.

Susie Wiles, JD Vance and others were also part of the meeting.

On the heels of terminating 10,000 jobs from the HHS, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told ABC News some programs would soon be reinstated because they were mistakenly cut.

Some students claim they're being targeted for exercising free speech.

Democrats in the House want to put Republicans on the record on tariffs.

He didn't indicate when the reinstatements would happen.

Joseph Foudy, an economics professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business, discusses how other countries may retaliate against the Trump administration’s tariff plan.

Bankrate chief financial analyst Greg McBride joins ABC News Live to discuss what President Trump's tariff plan means for the average consumer.

Director of The Budget Lab at Yale, Ernie Tedeschi, estimates a loss of $3,800 per household as a result of the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and others discussed a U.S. strike in Yemen.

Republican Rep. Beth Van Duyne weighs in on the Trump administration’s tariff plans.

A judge will hear arguments Thursday over whether the Trump administration defied a court order when they deported alleged migrant gang members to El Salvador.

His rhetoric is dramatically changing the U.S. relationship with the world.

ABC News’ Aaron Katersky reports on the New York City mayor who explained his decision in an online video.

New York Times trade reporter Ana Swanson says economists are giving a “very different picture” about President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

President Donald Trump fired the staffers after a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer, who claimed they were not committed to his agenda, sources told ABC News.

With the House at a standstill, Speaker Mike Johnson is refusing to fold on his strong opposition to allowing new parents in Congress to vote remotely.

President Trump's sweeping new set of tariffs impact friends and foe alike, but also on the list are uninhabited islands while glaring omissions include Russia and Iran.

Rep. Tony Wied, R-Wis., admits there could be “some short-term pain” to President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

A bipartisan group of senators passed a resolution to end the national emergency declaration against Canada and cut down President Donald Trump’s tariff authority. ABC News’ Jay O’Brien reports.

The list includes mostly barren Antarctic islands with no imports or exports.

A video of Sen. Jim Banks telling a man on Capitol Hill who identified himself as a recently fired HHS employee that he "probably deserved it" because "you seem like a clown" has gone viral.

The tariffs apply to imported cars, SUVs, minivans, cargo vans and light trucks

Democrats work to portray Musk as a liability for Trump and Republicans.

Senate passes Democrats' resolution to block tariffs on Canada with GOP help.

Sen. Jim Banks is embracing the blowback he's gotten online.

The fresh round of tariffs escalated a global trade war.

South Carolina Republican Rep. Russell Fry reacts to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs.

He signed an order in the Rose Garden declaring a "national emergency."

The universal 10% tariff amounts to a wide-ranging trade barrier that will touch every product that enters the U.S.