ABC NewsBy JOHN VERHOVEK and MOLLY NAGLE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) — Former vice president and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden praised America as an overwhelmingly “decent” nation Thursday night, but said that there are “10 to 15%
Drew Angerer/Getty ImagesBy JAMES GORDON MEEK, LUIS MARTINEZ and MATT SEYLER, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — On Wednesday night, after five days of at-times violent confrontations between police and thousands joining protests near the White House, a group
Noam Galai/Getty Images for Team Rubicon USABy ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — Former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen told Americans on Tuesday the country was at an “inflection point” with recent
drnadig/iStockBy TRISH TURNER, ABC News (WASHINGTON) — A bitter partisan fight in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday forced its GOP chairman, Lindsey Graham, to delay a vote that would give him unilateral subpoena power in a
ABC News/Ipsos PollBy KENDALL KARSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Nearly three-fourths of Americans view the death of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer as a sign of an underlying racial injustice problem,
ABC News(WASHINGTON) — BY: BEN GITTLESON and JORDYN PHELPS Fortified by troops in uniform, foreboding fencing and police in riot gear, President Donald Trump remained protected from largely peaceful protesters this week — but not from the
ABC News(NEW YORK) — BY: LIBBY CATHEYIf it were up to Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton, President Donald Trump already would have deployed active duty troops to stop violence across the country. Cotton, a conservative Republican who often
ABC News(WASHINGTON) — BY: BENJAMIN SIEGEL, CONOR FINNEGAN, and KATHERINE FAULDERS Fired State Department inspector general Steve Linick told lawmakers on Wednesday that his office was conducting two investigations related to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and
