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The Supreme Court upheld Trump's termination of Rebecca Slaughter.

The Justice Department said there was "no credible evidence" of criminal wrongdoing by Homan.

President Donald Trump appeared to criticize Attorney General Pam Bondi in a lengthy social media post Saturday over probes into his political opponents.

David Mandell, professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, discusses what to expect from President Trump’s upcoming remarks at the White House on autism.

"All eyes in the United States are going to be on New Jersey," one expert said.

The Justice Department said there was "no credible evidence" of criminal wrongdoing by Homan, multiple sources familiar with the matter told ABC News.

ABC News' Karen Travers and Katherine Faulders report on President Donald Trump calling for charges against his political enemies.

ABC News legal contributor James Sample discusses President Donald Trump's public pressure on Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute his political enemies.

The General Assembly is set to convene for its 80th session on Tuesday.

Trump, Vance and more hailed Kirk a "martyr" and "warrior" for conservatism.

The FBI director posted during Kirk’s memorial service.

The Justice Dept. said there was "no credible evidence" of criminal wrongdoing.

The U.S. faces one of its “most dangerous moments,” he says.

This is a rush transcript of "This Week" airing Sunday, September 21.

Tens of thousands of mourners are expected to pack Arizona's State Farm Stadium.

Thousands are expected to attend on Sunday, including President Donald Trump.

Lindsey Halligan represented Trump in the classified documents investigation.

President Trump signed a proclamation adding a $100,000 annual visa fee for highly-skilled foreign workers. ABC News' Selina Wang reports.

Rules could force reporters out of the building.

The justices ruled 9-0 in a case involving alleged improper pressure last year.

Rep. Comer said Acosta "cooperated" with the committee's questions.

This is a listing for 'This Week' airing Sunday, September 21, 2025.

The Senate voted hours after the House sent them the short-term funding bill.

Caleb Ragland, president of the American Soybean Association, discusses the impact retaliatory tariffs from China are having on soybean farmers and how it will trickle down to everyday Americans.

President Donald Trump, following a "very productive" phone call with Chinese President Xi, said in a social media post that he would meet with the Chinese leader at the APEC summit in South Korea.

The House passed the Republicans' short-term government funding bill on Friday ahead of the Sept. 30 deadline to avert a shutdown.

It comes after Sen. Warren led an effort to investigate DOGE's actions.

None of the votes are finalized until the head of CDC or HHS signs off.

Democrats on Capitol Hill called on FCC Chair Brendan Carr to resign.

Democrats and Republicans get into racially charged shouting match over crime.

President Trump said on Thursday that his administration is making efforts to gain control of Afghanistan's Bagram Air Base, though he provided no details on how exactly the U.S. would regain control.

D.C. leaders warned that Trump's federal law enforcement surge has undermined public trust and threatened the city's autonomy during a hearing on Capitol Hill.

Pence stressed the importance of "civil discourse on campus."

The government insists Cook isn't entitled to due process as an appointee.

Harris made the comment in her forthcoming memoir.

The government insists Cook is not entitled to any due process as a presidential appointee.

Harris made the comment about former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg in her forthcoming memoir, according to excerpts of the book obtained by The Atlantic.

The U.S. does not maintain a public list of domestic terrorist groups.

President Donald Trump in a social media post said he would also "strongly recommend" that whoever funds the actions of antifa groups should be investigated.

Trump and Starmer discussed Gaza and Ukraine in a joint news conference.

"This tech partnership has the power to change lives," British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said.

President Donald Trump closed his opening remarks at a press conference with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer by commenting on the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The DACA program, which began in 2012, provides deportation protections.

Democrats retaliate with a resolution to censure GOP Rep. Cory Mills.

In an email, Jim O’Neill said the agency is experiencing "mission creep."

An Army official said numerous people had been suspended pending investigation.

The president met King Charles III at Windsor Castle.

"I was fired for holding the line on scientific integrity," Monarez said.

Susan Monarez, the former CDC director, said Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told her changes to the childhood vaccine schedule were coming in September.

GOP Rep. Massie pressed Patel on his comments on the Epstein investigation.