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Impeachment Trial Of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Begins
South Korea's Constitutional Court opened the impeachment trial of President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday over his failed martial law bid, but quickly adjourned the first hearing after the suspended leader didn't show up.
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South Korea's Acting President Faces Impeachment Vote In New Political Twist
South Korea's acting president faces an impeachment vote as the Constitutional Court meets for its first hearing on Friday in the case of President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was impeached and suspended from duties after a short-lived martial law.
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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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Army Officer Who Testified In Trump Impeachment Trial Fired From Top Job
A US Army officer who testified at the hearings in the House of Representatives which led to the impeachment of President Donald Trump was ousted from his White House job on Friday, his lawyer said.
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Donald Trump Set For Midweek Acquittal After Witnesses Blocked
The US Senate is expected to vote Wednesday on whether to remove President Donald Trump, media reported, with his acquittal all but assured in the Republican-held chamber.
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US Senators Welcome 'Digital Detox' As They Hear Trump's Impeachment Trial
Some members of the US Senate hearing President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, a proceeding following decades-old precedent, said they welcomed at least one of the chamber's anachronistic rules: a ban on cellphones.
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As Impeachment Trial Begins, Donald Trump Will Take A Trip To Swiss Ski Resort
Far from feeling the heat, US President Donald Trump will be chilling in Davos, a fancy Swiss ski resort, when the Senate hears opening arguments in his impeachment trial next week.
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Donald Trump Impeachment Vote Postponed By US House Committee
U.S. lawmakers will vote on Friday whether to move forward with impeaching Republican President Donald Trump, as the Democratic head of the Judiciary Committee shocked Republicans by declining to hold a late-night vote after a hearing that lasted more than 14 hours.
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"President Is Not King In America," Say Democrat Presidential Candidates
The Democratic U.S. presidential candidates promised during a debate on Thursday to make the case to a divided American public that the impeachment of Donald Trump was necessary, and some said they wanted to hear testimony from top White House aides at the Republican president's upcoming Senate trial.
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Tulsi Gabbard Votes "Present" On Trump Impeachment, Roasted On Twitter
Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard did not support the impeachment of US President Donald Trump on Wednesday, defying party line.
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Donald Trump Attacks Democrats As House Sets The Stage For Impeachment Vote
President Donald Trump on the eve of his expected impeachment lit into congressional Democrats for what he deemed a "perversion of justice" and an "attempted coup," predicting Tuesday in a rambling and rageful letter that voters would punish Democrats and history would vindicate him.
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Top US Democrats Urge Republicans To Endorse Trump's Impeachment
Top Democrats in the US House of Representatives made a last-minute pitch to Republicans on Sunday for why they should put partisanship aside and vote to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Democrats Outline Case For Articles Of Impeachment, Calls Trump "Risk To Country"
House Democrats began to lay the groundwork for articles of impeachment Monday, lambasting President Donald Trump as a danger to the country during a contentious hearing that foreshadowed a party-line vote on charges that could include abuse of power, obstruction of justice and obstruction of Congress.
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US Professor Apologises For Mentioning Trump's Son At Impeachment Hearing
The impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump took an ugly turn when a professor of law from the prestigious Stanford University took the name of his son Barron during her testimony before a Congressional panel.
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"Good Day For Trump, Bad Day For Democrats": White House After First Impeachment Hearing
The White House has said that the first day of impeachment hearing by the House Judiciary Committee was a good day for President Donald Trump and a bad day for the Democrats.
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Impeachment Trial Of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Begins
South Korea's Constitutional Court opened the impeachment trial of President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday over his failed martial law bid, but quickly adjourned the first hearing after the suspended leader didn't show up.
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South Korea's Acting President Faces Impeachment Vote In New Political Twist
South Korea's acting president faces an impeachment vote as the Constitutional Court meets for its first hearing on Friday in the case of President Yoon Suk Yeol, who was impeached and suspended from duties after a short-lived martial law.
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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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Army Officer Who Testified In Trump Impeachment Trial Fired From Top Job
A US Army officer who testified at the hearings in the House of Representatives which led to the impeachment of President Donald Trump was ousted from his White House job on Friday, his lawyer said.
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Donald Trump Set For Midweek Acquittal After Witnesses Blocked
The US Senate is expected to vote Wednesday on whether to remove President Donald Trump, media reported, with his acquittal all but assured in the Republican-held chamber.
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US Senators Welcome 'Digital Detox' As They Hear Trump's Impeachment Trial
Some members of the US Senate hearing President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, a proceeding following decades-old precedent, said they welcomed at least one of the chamber's anachronistic rules: a ban on cellphones.
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As Impeachment Trial Begins, Donald Trump Will Take A Trip To Swiss Ski Resort
Far from feeling the heat, US President Donald Trump will be chilling in Davos, a fancy Swiss ski resort, when the Senate hears opening arguments in his impeachment trial next week.
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Donald Trump Impeachment Vote Postponed By US House Committee
U.S. lawmakers will vote on Friday whether to move forward with impeaching Republican President Donald Trump, as the Democratic head of the Judiciary Committee shocked Republicans by declining to hold a late-night vote after a hearing that lasted more than 14 hours.
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"President Is Not King In America," Say Democrat Presidential Candidates
The Democratic U.S. presidential candidates promised during a debate on Thursday to make the case to a divided American public that the impeachment of Donald Trump was necessary, and some said they wanted to hear testimony from top White House aides at the Republican president's upcoming Senate trial.
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Tulsi Gabbard Votes "Present" On Trump Impeachment, Roasted On Twitter
Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard did not support the impeachment of US President Donald Trump on Wednesday, defying party line.
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Donald Trump Attacks Democrats As House Sets The Stage For Impeachment Vote
President Donald Trump on the eve of his expected impeachment lit into congressional Democrats for what he deemed a "perversion of justice" and an "attempted coup," predicting Tuesday in a rambling and rageful letter that voters would punish Democrats and history would vindicate him.
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Top US Democrats Urge Republicans To Endorse Trump's Impeachment
Top Democrats in the US House of Representatives made a last-minute pitch to Republicans on Sunday for why they should put partisanship aside and vote to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Democrats Outline Case For Articles Of Impeachment, Calls Trump "Risk To Country"
House Democrats began to lay the groundwork for articles of impeachment Monday, lambasting President Donald Trump as a danger to the country during a contentious hearing that foreshadowed a party-line vote on charges that could include abuse of power, obstruction of justice and obstruction of Congress.
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US Professor Apologises For Mentioning Trump's Son At Impeachment Hearing
The impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump took an ugly turn when a professor of law from the prestigious Stanford University took the name of his son Barron during her testimony before a Congressional panel.
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"Good Day For Trump, Bad Day For Democrats": White House After First Impeachment Hearing
The White House has said that the first day of impeachment hearing by the House Judiciary Committee was a good day for President Donald Trump and a bad day for the Democrats.
