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Jonathan Karl‘s Betrayal focuses on the final year of Donald Trump‘s presidency, and while it’s hardly the first book out this year to capture the tumult of 2020, it is an indication that ...

ABC News White House correspondent and co-host Jonathan Karl used the term “conspiracy theories” Sunday on “This Week” while ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with ABC News' Jonathan Karl about Israel's attack on Iran's nuclear program ...

Jonathan Karl's book "Betrayal" reveals a lot about Trump's final days, and many of its key points come from on-the-record interviews and documents.

Following Donald Trump's authorization of military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, many have asserted that the move violated the War Powers Act, which stipulates that only congress can declare war ...

Sen. Tom Cotton pushed back against ABC's Jonathan Karl during a tense exchange about Kamala Harris' past support for "Medicare-for-all" on Sunday.

ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl is facing intense backlash for a tweet thanking former White House staffer Cassidy Hutchinson, who testified to the House Jan. 6 Select Committee.

ABC's Jonathan Karl put Vivek Ramaswamy on the hot seat Sunday after the former Republican presidential candidate claimed that Donald Trump's "number one focus" is "uniting the country." The post ...

Media ABC's Jonathan Karl: 'A big chunk of the country' believes the press is now 'the resistance' 'I think it's really unfortunate and I think that it has negative consequences for a free press ...

ABC's Jonathan Karl incorrectly said no president since John F. Kennedy had seen his party gain Senate seats in his first term, but Republicans gained two seats in 2018 under President Trump.

JONATHAN KARL: The party is largely driven around him, his personality, the image of Trump as the guy that is the ultimate winner, the image that he's cultivated for himself.