David Mark is a Senior Editor and National Sport Reporter for ABC News. With a focus on national news in the United States, David's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, sports, redistricting, and social issues. His work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, showcasing his expertise and extensive journalism experience.
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By: David Mark
WEST COVINA, California — Gil Cisneros’s good luck is back. The California Democrat, previously a House member for a single, two-year term, is on track to return to Congress. Cisneros is among six former House members seeking, or having sought, a comeback in 2024. And so far, their record is 2-0. It’s unclear how many
Team Biden appears to have reversed its position regarding reimposing Venezuelan trade restrictions later this month while doubling down on covert attacks on Venezuela's government.
The job of House leaders in both parties includes trying to get veteran lawmakers to stick around and seek reelection.
By: David Mark
Most defeated presidential candidates skulk away and stay silent, at least for a while as they try to regroup. Not Gov.
By: David Mark
Doug Petersen stepped down as 2nd Congressional District chairman after a GOP political firestorm over the presidential elections.
Corn and soybean futures haven’t seen much support lately, and according to Mark Oppold, a report this week is not expected to help much at all.
By: Jillian Diamond, David Mark, Braden Hamelin
It’s one in a string of otherwise forgettable early-career, pre-stardom Tom Hanks films. But more than three decades on, “The Money Pit” offers a cautionary tale, still relevant today, on the financial perils of poor do-it-yourself home fixer-up work.
By: David Mark, Nicky O'Boyle, Kabo Wale, Samantha K Tucker, Rebecca E McHugh, Andrew J Roe, David Mark, Nicky O'Boyle, Kabo Wale, Samantha K Tucker, Rebecc
Abstract Gram-negative pathogens pose a significant threat due to their propensity for causing various infections, often coupled with formidable resistance to conventional antibiotic treatments.
By: David Mark
If you're a cycling nerd like me, or perhaps into running or other endurance sports, you've probably come across the concept of Zone 2 training.
In the case of Nicole Shanahan, the running mate to independent presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the candidate is effectively the bank.
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