Abby Roedel

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ABC Digs Into 2022's Biggest Stories from Taylor Swift's Ticketmaster Snafu to 'Don't Worry Darling' Drama

The Year 2022.Photo: Steve Granitz/FilmMagic; Kevin Winter/Getty; Gotham/WireImage And now,Robin Robertswill be looking back on those memorable stories from 2022, plus countless others, in ABC News’s upcoming specialThe Year 2022, premiering Monday, Dec. 26. “From history-making, to history-shaking, to history-changing, to high emotion, high stakes, high drama, the year 2022 was…” says a voiceover in the clip before the interviewees respond with words like “mindblowing” and “insane.” With help from her fellow ABC News anchors and correspondents, includingGeorge Stephanopoulos,Michael Strahan,David Muir,Juju Chang,Ginger Zee,Linsey Davis,James LongmanandJanai Norman, Roberts will dive into all the stories that will never be forgotten.

ABC News Correspondent James Longman Marries Alex Brannan in London: 'Mr. and Mr.'

Photo: James Longman/Instagram ABC News correspondentJames Longmanis officially married to his partner,Alex Brannan. The British journalist, 36, and his former fiancé tied the knot at the Old Marylebone Town Hall in London on Sunday after being engaged for a little over two years. The happy couple recently celebrated theirfifth anniversaryof being together in January. “Mr. and Mr. 🎉,” Longman wrote onInstagramalongside a picture of the newlyweds walking hand in hand while leaving the building where their wedding ceremony took place.

ABC News Reporter Covering L.A. Fires Reveals Recently Purchased ‘Dream Home’ in Palisades Burned Down

Zohreen Shah and her home.Photo:ABC 7 News Bay Area; Zohreen Shah/Instagram ABC 7 News Bay Area; Zohreen Shah/Instagram An ABC News reporter who covered multiple wildfires throughout her career is now sharing her story after losing her home to the Palisades Fire.Zohreen Shah, a Los Angeles-based correspondent, is putting the pieces of her life back together after the home she recently purchased with her husbandRishi Shahburned down in the Pacific Palisades Fire.

ABC News to Pay $15 Million to Donald Trump's Presidential Library in Settlement for George Stephanopoulos Libel Lawsuit

Donald Trump (left) and George Stephanopoulos.Photo:Getty(2) Getty(2) Trump, 78, originally filed the lawsuit in March, against Stephanopoulos, 63, and ABC News, accusing them of defaming him when Stephanopoulos incorrectly stated that Trump was found civilly liable for raping writerE. Jean Carrollduring a March 2024 interview with South Carolina Rep. Nancy Mace. Trump was actually found liable for sexual abuse, a different offense. TheAssociated Pressreported on Saturday, Dec. 14, that the suit was settled on Friday and that the settlement agreement states that ABC’s presidential library payment will be used for a nonprofit organization that will be established alongside the not-yet-built library.