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AG Barr takes aim at DOJ prosecutors, compares lockdowns to slavery

By ALEXANDER MALLIN, ABC News(HILLSDALE, Mich.) -- Attorney General William Bar took sharp aim at federal line prosecutors and compared coronavirus lockdowns to slavery in remarks at Hillsdale College's "Constitution Day" celebration Wednesday evening."Even the most well-meaning people ...
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Trump’s rebuke of CDC director sows confusion on vaccine timeline

By ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump's public rebuke of a top public health official is sowing confusion on the nation's vaccine timeline and reviving criticism of political meddling in the government's pandemic response.Trump's challenge of ...
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‘A Promised Land’: First volume of Barack Obama’s presidential memoirs coming in November

By LIBBY CATHEY, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Former President Barack Obama announced Thursday the release of the first volume of his highly-anticipated presidential memoirs -- dropping two weeks after Election Day -- which will recount his first term in the ...
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Biden campaign debuts new ads, including testimonial from former Trump voter

By JOHN VERHOVEK, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- Former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign unveiled two new television ads on Thursday, including one that features a testimonial from a farmer from western Pennsylvania who voted for Donald Trump in 2016 but now calls that ...
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AG William Barr accuses some DOJ prosecutors of becoming ‘headhunters’

By ALEXANDER MALLIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Attorney General William Barr took sharp aim at federal line prosecutors in remarks at Hillsdale College's "Constitution Day" celebration Wednesday evening, describing them as improperly working to take law enforcement decisions into their own ...
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Biden says he believes president has ‘legal authority’ to implement mask mandate

By MOLLY NAGLE, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Former Vice President Joe Biden is not ruling out the possibility of instituting a federal mask mandate if elected in November to deliver on previous calls for nationwide mask use as the country continues ...
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Voter ‘disappointed’ after Trump fails to answer her question about immigration during ABC News town hall

By MEG CUNNINGHAM, ABC News(PHILADELPHIA) -- Flor Cruceta, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic who recently became a United States citizen, had an odd exchange with President Donald Trump at ABC News' town hall Tuesday.Cruceta asked the president ...
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Bill named for Vanessa Guillen would reform sexual harassment reporting in military

By LUIS MARTINEZ and BENJAMIN SIEGEL, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill named for Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen Wednesday that supporters believe could lead to reforms that will make it easier for victims to report ...
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‘I feel a little sad for’ Sen. Lindsey Graham: Jaime Harrison on ‘Powerhouse Politics’ podcast

BY: KENDALL KARSON(WASHINGTON) -- Jaime Harrison, the first Black chairman of South Carolina's Democratic Party, is facing a tall order this cycle.Competing to unseat Sen. Lindsey Graham, a three-term incumbent who is now tethered to President Donald Trump, ...
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Drug seizures along Canadian border up 1,000%, CBP says

BY: LUKE BARR(BUFFALO, N.Y.) -- U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Wednesday it has seen a 1,000% spike in drugs seized along the northern border this year.The agency seized nearly 40,000 pounds of marijuana across 16 ports of ...
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Trump urges Republicans to back bigger coronavirus bill

BY: MARIAM KHAN and BENJAMIN SIEGEL(WASHINGTON) -- The White House is signaling a renewed interest in negotiations with Congress over the next coronavirus stimulus relief package after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi vowed to keep the House in session until a ...
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Senate committee approves new subpoenas in Biden investigation as election nears

By ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee voted Wednesday morning to authorize subpoenas for a number of officials -- including former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe and former Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce ...
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