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"No Choice But To Act": US House Speaker On Move To Impeach Donald Trump
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Thursday that Democrats will begin drafting articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, setting up a constitutional clash that Trump now says he embraces and is eager to frame on his terms when it moves to an expected Senate trial next month.
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"Then Nothing Is Impeachable...": What Experts Said On Trump At Hearing
The White House signaled Wednesday that it will aggressively defend President Donald Trump in a near-certain Senate impeachment trial in the coming weeks, as legal experts called by House Democrats testified in a contentious hearing that Trump's Ukraine dealings constitute an impeachable offense.
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"Great Day For Civilization": Trump As Turkey Agrees To Syria Ceasefire
Turkey agreed Thursday to a cease-fire that would suspend its march into Syria and temporarily halt a week of vicious fighting with Kurdish forces, while allowing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government to carve out a long-coveted buffer zone far beyond his nation's borders.
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"Future" Not For "Globalists", It "Belongs To Patriots": Trump At UN
President Donald Trump delivered one of his harshest critiques of globalism here on Tuesday at the U.N. General Assembly, promoting the "America First" ethos that has defined his presidency on issues of defense, trade and immigration before a body built on international cooperation.
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Trump Retweets Conspiracy Post Tying Clintons To Jeffrey Epstein's Death
President Donald Trump used his Twitter account Saturday to spread an evidence-free conspiracy theory about the death of Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy and politically connected financier who had been facing multiple charges of sex trafficking involving underage girls.
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Trump Withdraws Controversial Push To Add Citizenship Question To Census
President Donald Trump on Thursday backed down from his controversial push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, effectively conceding defeat in a battle he had revived last week and promised to continue despite a recent string of legal defeats.
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Trump Says He Will Declare Emergency To Build US-Mexico Border Wall
The Senate overwhelmingly passed a massive budget and border security deal Thursday, after President Donald Trump committed to signing the legislation but said he'd also declare a national emergency to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"I Am Sorry," Says Trump Nominee Neomi Rao For College Writings On Rape
Neomi Rao, President Donald Trump's nominee to replace Brett Kavanaugh on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, apologized Monday for her controversial writings from college about date-rape victims, which had come under scrutiny from at least one GOP senator.
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US Speaker Blocks Trump From Delivering State Of The Union Speech
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday rescinded her invitation to President Donald Trump to deliver the State of the Union in the House next week - denying him a national platform for the annual speech in an extraordinary standoff between the two most powerful figures in the nation.
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Trump Prepares 2 Versions Of State Of Union Speech Amid Shutdown Tensions
The White House is forging ahead with State of the Union preparations despite no commitment from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to hold the annual address at the Capitol, further escalating the political tit-for-tat between the two leaders as the federal government remains partially shuttered.
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Trump Offers 3-Year Protection For Immigrants In Exchange For Border Wall
President Donald Trump on Saturday offered Democrats three years of deportation protections for some immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion in border wall funding, a proposal immediately rejected by Democrats and derided by conservatives as amnesty.
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Trump Considering "Steel Barrier" Instead Of Solid Mexico Border Wall
After pledging for years to construct a solid wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to combat illegal immigration, President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from that promise.
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Trump Threatens US Government Shutdown Could Last Months Or Even Years
President Donald Trump warned Friday that the partial government shutdown could go on for months or even years, delivering no real breakthrough with congressional leaders as his own administration scrambled to shore up support among Republicans for a gambit that has started to fracture.
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"It's Christmas": Workers Hit By US Shutdown Worry About Paying Bills
The latest version of a malfunctioning Washington convinced NASA aerospace engineer Edward Amatucci to break a beloved household rite: Over the weekend, after the partial government shutdown went into effect, the 54-year-old furloughed telescope specialist brought down the American flag that normally flies outside his Maryland home.
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Trump's Call To Pull Troops From Syria Denounced By Friends, Foes
President Donald Trump on Wednesday delivered a parting snub to one of his biggest congressional critics, as even his Republican allies laid into administration officials for the White House's surprise announcement that U.S. troops would be withdrawing from Syria because, as the president put it on Twitter, Islamic State forces there had been "defe...
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"No Choice But To Act": US House Speaker On Move To Impeach Donald Trump
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Thursday that Democrats will begin drafting articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, setting up a constitutional clash that Trump now says he embraces and is eager to frame on his terms when it moves to an expected Senate trial next month.
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"Then Nothing Is Impeachable...": What Experts Said On Trump At Hearing
The White House signaled Wednesday that it will aggressively defend President Donald Trump in a near-certain Senate impeachment trial in the coming weeks, as legal experts called by House Democrats testified in a contentious hearing that Trump's Ukraine dealings constitute an impeachable offense.
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"Great Day For Civilization": Trump As Turkey Agrees To Syria Ceasefire
Turkey agreed Thursday to a cease-fire that would suspend its march into Syria and temporarily halt a week of vicious fighting with Kurdish forces, while allowing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government to carve out a long-coveted buffer zone far beyond his nation's borders.
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"Future" Not For "Globalists", It "Belongs To Patriots": Trump At UN
President Donald Trump delivered one of his harshest critiques of globalism here on Tuesday at the U.N. General Assembly, promoting the "America First" ethos that has defined his presidency on issues of defense, trade and immigration before a body built on international cooperation.
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Trump Retweets Conspiracy Post Tying Clintons To Jeffrey Epstein's Death
President Donald Trump used his Twitter account Saturday to spread an evidence-free conspiracy theory about the death of Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy and politically connected financier who had been facing multiple charges of sex trafficking involving underage girls.
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Trump Withdraws Controversial Push To Add Citizenship Question To Census
President Donald Trump on Thursday backed down from his controversial push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, effectively conceding defeat in a battle he had revived last week and promised to continue despite a recent string of legal defeats.
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Trump Says He Will Declare Emergency To Build US-Mexico Border Wall
The Senate overwhelmingly passed a massive budget and border security deal Thursday, after President Donald Trump committed to signing the legislation but said he'd also declare a national emergency to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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"I Am Sorry," Says Trump Nominee Neomi Rao For College Writings On Rape
Neomi Rao, President Donald Trump's nominee to replace Brett Kavanaugh on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, apologized Monday for her controversial writings from college about date-rape victims, which had come under scrutiny from at least one GOP senator.
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US Speaker Blocks Trump From Delivering State Of The Union Speech
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday rescinded her invitation to President Donald Trump to deliver the State of the Union in the House next week - denying him a national platform for the annual speech in an extraordinary standoff between the two most powerful figures in the nation.
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Trump Prepares 2 Versions Of State Of Union Speech Amid Shutdown Tensions
The White House is forging ahead with State of the Union preparations despite no commitment from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., to hold the annual address at the Capitol, further escalating the political tit-for-tat between the two leaders as the federal government remains partially shuttered.
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Trump Offers 3-Year Protection For Immigrants In Exchange For Border Wall
President Donald Trump on Saturday offered Democrats three years of deportation protections for some immigrants in exchange for $5.7 billion in border wall funding, a proposal immediately rejected by Democrats and derided by conservatives as amnesty.
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Trump Considering "Steel Barrier" Instead Of Solid Mexico Border Wall
After pledging for years to construct a solid wall along the U.S.-Mexico border to combat illegal immigration, President Donald Trump appears to be backing away from that promise.
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Trump Threatens US Government Shutdown Could Last Months Or Even Years
President Donald Trump warned Friday that the partial government shutdown could go on for months or even years, delivering no real breakthrough with congressional leaders as his own administration scrambled to shore up support among Republicans for a gambit that has started to fracture.
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"It's Christmas": Workers Hit By US Shutdown Worry About Paying Bills
The latest version of a malfunctioning Washington convinced NASA aerospace engineer Edward Amatucci to break a beloved household rite: Over the weekend, after the partial government shutdown went into effect, the 54-year-old furloughed telescope specialist brought down the American flag that normally flies outside his Maryland home.
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Trump's Call To Pull Troops From Syria Denounced By Friends, Foes
President Donald Trump on Wednesday delivered a parting snub to one of his biggest congressional critics, as even his Republican allies laid into administration officials for the White House's surprise announcement that U.S. troops would be withdrawing from Syria because, as the president put it on Twitter, Islamic State forces there had been "defe...
