Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows
WASHINGTON (AP) — ABC’s “This Week” — Replay of an interview with President Joe Biden.
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I was at Biden’s ‘big boy’ press conference. It was stage-managed to a fault
Just hours before the ‘big boy’ press conference that was intended to reassure us all, President Joe Biden made a catastrophic mistake. Inviting Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, to the stage at a NATO event, he accidentally referred to him as “President Putin”. It was a nail-biting moment and groans could be heard in the room as it happened. Biden’s seconds-later excuse — that he was just “so focused about beating Putin” while he was talking that he slipped up — was hardly reassuring.
Quebec calls on Supreme Court justice to recuse himself from secularism law case
The Quebec government is requesting that Supreme Court Justice Mahmud Jamal recuse himself from hearing the challenge to the province's secularism law because he was board president for one of the plaintiffs.
No Frills ends multi-buy discounts, claims it will improve affordability
Every shopper has likely pondered if purchasing several of the same product in a multi-buy offer is worth it, but customers at No Frills won’t need to consider it any longer.
Growing number of House Dems look to Kamala as possible Biden replacement
Nearly a week after President Biden's disastrous performance in a presidential debate, multiple current and former House Democrats are signaling they would back Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor if the 81-year-old leader chooses to step aside.
Hungary’s Viktor Orban gushes over Trump after ‘peace talks’ at Mar-a-Lago
While Joe Biden was meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky in Washington, DC, on Thursday as part of the latest NATO summit to discuss ending Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, his presidential rival Donald Trump was hosting Hungary’s Kremlin-friendly authoritarian leader Viktor Orban at his home in Florida.
Ex-Obama official Julián Castro calls on Democrats to replace Biden on ticket
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Rubio tries to put distance between Project 2025 and Trump as VP audition ramps up
Florida Senator Marco Rubio, a possible contender for Donald Trump’s vice presidential pick, went to bat for the former president on Sunday by trying to distance the presumptive Republican nominee from Project 2025.