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• What it's been like fact-checking Joe Biden through 100 days
  Things have been quieter around here in presidential-fact-check land.
• Senate Republicans insist bipartisan infrastructure deal is possible while slamming size and scope of White House proposal
  Several Senate Republicans insisted on Sunday that they were open to a bipartisan deal on a narrow infrastructure plan, despite slamming the size and scope of President Joe Biden's massive infrastructure proposal.
• Republicans Susan Wright, Jake Ellzey advance to runoff in Texas' 6th District special election
  Republican Susan Wright will advance to a runoff in the special election for Texas' 6th Congressional District, CNN projects.
• Cindy McCain on Afghanistan withdrawal: 'The whole effort will be for nothing unless we do it correctly'
  Cindy McCain said Sunday that if her late husband, Arizona Sen. John McCain, were alive, he would be watching the US' approach to withdrawing troops from Afghanistan and warned that America's longest war will have been "for nothing" if it's not done correctly.
• Analysis: How Biden is as liberal as he said he'd be
  Poll of the week: A new ABC News/Washington Post poll finds that 48% of Americans say President Joe Biden's views on most issues are just about right, while 40% say his views are too liberal and 7% say too conservative.
• White House officials say 'no deal' reached yet with Iran to lift economic sanctions
  White House officials on Sunday denied Iranian state media reports that the US has reached an agreement with Iran to lift economic sanctions against the country, saying that there is still much to be negotiated over the coming weeks.
• Analysis: GOP leaders who defy Trump feel the heat from his base
  Months after voters ousted Donald Trump from the White House, the fractures within the GOP are in sharp relief as the party wrestles with its post-Trump identity and prominent Republicans who stood up to him after the January 6 insurrection are feeling heat from his base with primaries brewing ahead of next year's midterms.
• Collins says she was 'appalled' Utah Republicans booed Romney and GOP not led by 'just one person'
  Sen. Susan Collins said Sunday that she was "appalled" to see fellow Republican Sen. Mitt Romney was booed by members of his state party for his votes to convict Donald Trump during the former President's impeachment trials, arguing that "just one person" does not lead the GOP.