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'Inappropriate' Response: Top Court Chief Amid Trump's Call For Impeachment
Donald Trump's rumbling conflict with the judiciary burst into open confrontation on Tuesday as Supreme Court Justice John Roberts issued a rare public rebuke of the US president over his call for the impeachment of a federal court judge.
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"Rest Of The World Will Envy Us": Top Quotes From Trump's Speech As President
Donald Trump's inauguration completes his triumphant comeback after surviving two impeachment trials, a felony conviction, two assassination attempts and an indictment for attempting to overturn his 2020 election loss.
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Donald Trump Picks Pam Bondi As US Attorney General After Matt Gaetz's Withdrawal
US President-elect Donald Trump tapped Pam Bondi, a staunch ally who helped defend the ex-leader against impeachment, as US attorney general following firebrand Matt Gaetz's withdrawal from the running.
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Donald Trump's Win Fuelled By Xenophobia, Anger Over Wars, Migration
Donald Trump won wider margins than before, despite a criminal conviction, two impeachments while in office and warnings from his former chief of staff that he is a fascist.
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Joe Biden Accused Of "Impeachable" Offence Ahead Of Democratic Convention
US House of Representatives Republicans issued a report on Monday alleging Democratic President Joe Biden committed impeachable offences, but it was unclear whether they would push for a vote.
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Can Donald Trump Win US Presidential Polls? What Experts Say
He has been impeached twice, tried to thwart the peaceful transfer of power after losing the 2020 presidential election, faces scores of charges in multiple criminal cases, and his critics warn he is plotting to rule as an autocrat.
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Can Trump Run For US President After Indictment? Here's What The Law Says
A federal grand jury has indicted former US President Donald Trump on charges of retaining classified government documents and obstruction of justice, among other crimes.
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Donald Trump Sues To Keep White House Records On US Capitol Riot Secret
Donald Trump is suing to block the release of White House records related to the January 6 insurrection that he was impeached for inciting, according to court documents released Monday.
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Trump Asks US Republicans To Dump "Sullen" Senate Leader Mitch McConnell
Former US President Donald Trump urged Republican senators Tuesday to dump Mitch McConnell as their leader in the Senate following his withering criticism of the former US president after his impeachment trial.
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After Trump Acquittal, Republicans See "Battle For Soul Of Party"
A day after the Senate acquitted Donald Trump in a historic second impeachment trial, America was weighing how long a shadow the former president will cast -- over his party, and over the country.
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Trump Impeachment Result A ''Vote Of Infamy In US History'': Democrats
The ruling Democratic Party has ripped apart Republican senators for acquitting Donald Trump on a charge of inciting the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol, saying their vote to clear the former president "will live as a vote of infamy in the history of the US Senate".
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US Senate's Top Republican Says Trump "Responsible" For Capitol Assault, Despite Acquittal
Top US Senate Republican Mitch McConnell delivered a scathing rebuke of Donald Trump on Saturday despite voting to acquit the former president on an impeachment charge, saying he was responsible for the January 6 mob assault on the US Capitol.
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Donald Trump, After Acquittal, Says His Political Movement "Has Only Just Begun"
Former US president Donald Trump on Saturday welcomed his acquittal in the US Senate on an impeachment charge and said his political movement "has only just begun."
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Donald Trump Acquitted By US Senate In Second Impeachment Trial
Former US President Donald Trump was acquitted Saturday on charges of inciting an insurrection at the US Capitol, after a majority of Senate Republicans closed ranks and refused to punish the former president in his historic second impeachment trial.
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No Witnesses Called In Trump Impeachment Trial, Final Arguments Begin
The US Senate began hearing final arguments on Saturday in the impeachment trial of Donald Trump as the top Republican senator said he would vote to acquit the former president of inciting the deadly January 6 assault on the Capitol.
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'Inappropriate' Response: Top Court Chief Amid Trump's Call For Impeachment
Donald Trump's rumbling conflict with the judiciary burst into open confrontation on Tuesday as Supreme Court Justice John Roberts issued a rare public rebuke of the US president over his call for the impeachment of a federal court judge.
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"Rest Of The World Will Envy Us": Top Quotes From Trump's Speech As President
Donald Trump's inauguration completes his triumphant comeback after surviving two impeachment trials, a felony conviction, two assassination attempts and an indictment for attempting to overturn his 2020 election loss.
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Donald Trump Picks Pam Bondi As US Attorney General After Matt Gaetz's Withdrawal
US President-elect Donald Trump tapped Pam Bondi, a staunch ally who helped defend the ex-leader against impeachment, as US attorney general following firebrand Matt Gaetz's withdrawal from the running.
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Donald Trump's Win Fuelled By Xenophobia, Anger Over Wars, Migration
Donald Trump won wider margins than before, despite a criminal conviction, two impeachments while in office and warnings from his former chief of staff that he is a fascist.
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Joe Biden Accused Of "Impeachable" Offence Ahead Of Democratic Convention
US House of Representatives Republicans issued a report on Monday alleging Democratic President Joe Biden committed impeachable offences, but it was unclear whether they would push for a vote.
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Can Donald Trump Win US Presidential Polls? What Experts Say
He has been impeached twice, tried to thwart the peaceful transfer of power after losing the 2020 presidential election, faces scores of charges in multiple criminal cases, and his critics warn he is plotting to rule as an autocrat.
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Can Trump Run For US President After Indictment? Here's What The Law Says
A federal grand jury has indicted former US President Donald Trump on charges of retaining classified government documents and obstruction of justice, among other crimes.
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Donald Trump Sues To Keep White House Records On US Capitol Riot Secret
Donald Trump is suing to block the release of White House records related to the January 6 insurrection that he was impeached for inciting, according to court documents released Monday.
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Trump Asks US Republicans To Dump "Sullen" Senate Leader Mitch McConnell
Former US President Donald Trump urged Republican senators Tuesday to dump Mitch McConnell as their leader in the Senate following his withering criticism of the former US president after his impeachment trial.
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After Trump Acquittal, Republicans See "Battle For Soul Of Party"
A day after the Senate acquitted Donald Trump in a historic second impeachment trial, America was weighing how long a shadow the former president will cast -- over his party, and over the country.
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Trump Impeachment Result A ''Vote Of Infamy In US History'': Democrats
The ruling Democratic Party has ripped apart Republican senators for acquitting Donald Trump on a charge of inciting the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol, saying their vote to clear the former president "will live as a vote of infamy in the history of the US Senate".
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US Senate's Top Republican Says Trump "Responsible" For Capitol Assault, Despite Acquittal
Top US Senate Republican Mitch McConnell delivered a scathing rebuke of Donald Trump on Saturday despite voting to acquit the former president on an impeachment charge, saying he was responsible for the January 6 mob assault on the US Capitol.
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Donald Trump, After Acquittal, Says His Political Movement "Has Only Just Begun"
Former US president Donald Trump on Saturday welcomed his acquittal in the US Senate on an impeachment charge and said his political movement "has only just begun."
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Donald Trump Acquitted By US Senate In Second Impeachment Trial
Former US President Donald Trump was acquitted Saturday on charges of inciting an insurrection at the US Capitol, after a majority of Senate Republicans closed ranks and refused to punish the former president in his historic second impeachment trial.
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No Witnesses Called In Trump Impeachment Trial, Final Arguments Begin
The US Senate began hearing final arguments on Saturday in the impeachment trial of Donald Trump as the top Republican senator said he would vote to acquit the former president of inciting the deadly January 6 assault on the Capitol.
