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Trump "Knew Exactly" What Was Going On In Ukraine: Man Linked To Trump's Lawyer
US President Donald Trump "knew exactly what was going on" with an alleged campaign to pressure Ukrainian officials to investigate political rival Joe Biden, an indicted member his inner circle told US media.
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Trump Retweets, Then Deletes, Post Naming 'Whistleblower' In Impeachment
President Donald Trump retweeted and then deleted a post naming the alleged whistleblower who filed the complaint that became the catalyst for the congressional inquiry that resulted in his impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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Debate To Impeach Donald Trump For Abuse Of Power Begins In US House
US President Donald Trump faced his ultimate political crisis Wednesday in a historic congressional vote to impeach him for abuse of office, forever staining the billionaire's record and supercharging the nation's divides.
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US House Of Representatives Votes On Donald Trump's Impeachment
The US House of Representatives is set to take a momentous and deeply polarizing vote on Wednesday when it is likely to impeach President Donald Trump on charges of abusing his office and obstructing a congressional probe.
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"Did Nothing Wrong": Donald Trump Tweets Ahead Of Impeachment Vote
President Donald Trump on Wednesday insisted he had done "nothing wrong" ahead of a vote in the House of Representatives where he faces becoming the third US leader ever to be impeached.
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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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"Desperate Charade": White House On Trump's Impeachment Vote
The White House on Friday described a vote by lawmakers setting up President Donald Trump's likely impeachment next week as a "desperate charade."
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Democrats Accuse Donald Trump Of Violating Oath Of Office
The head of a U.S. congressional panel leading the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump on Monday accused the Republican president of putting himself before his country and violating his oath of office.
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Donald Trump Committed Impeachable Crimes, Scholars Tell Congress
Three constitutional scholars on Wednesday bolstered Democrats' case for impeaching Donald Trump by saying the president's actions seeking foreign interference in US elections were clear grounds for removal, as the inquiry kicked into high gear in Congress.
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"Didn't Direct Him": Trump Denies Sending Lawyer Rudy Giuliani To Ukraine
The US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Tuesday invited President Donald Trump to its first impeachment hearing, scheduled for December 4, starting a new phase of the inquiry that could lead to formal charges against the president within weeks.
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Next Phase Of Trump Impeachment Hearings To Begin In December
The House Judiciary Committee said Tuesday it would begin hearings on December 4 in the next phase of the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump, inviting the US president and his lawyer to attend.
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Apple's Texas Expansion Praised by US President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump got away from the impeachment inquiry in Washington on Wednesday and celebrated tech behemoth Apple keeping its Mac Pro computer manufacturing plant in the Texas state capital.
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He "Loves Your Ass": US Ambassador To European Union Reveals 'Trump-Speak'
Among the revelations Wednesday in the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump -- an ambassador revealed how he employs profanity-laden 'Trump-speak' in hopes of relating to the US president.
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Will "Strongly Consider" Giving Testimony In Impeachment Probe: Trump
President Donald Trump said Monday that he will "strongly consider" testifying in writing as part of the impeachment inquiry at the outset of a week in which eight current and former officials are scheduled to publicly testify about his controversial actions regarding Ukraine.
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Pompeo "Proud" Of State Department But Mum On Attacked Diplomat
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday declined to vigorously defend a diplomat in President Donald Trump's crosshairs in the impeachment inquiry but said he was "proud" of the State Department.
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Trump "Knew Exactly" What Was Going On In Ukraine: Man Linked To Trump's Lawyer
US President Donald Trump "knew exactly what was going on" with an alleged campaign to pressure Ukrainian officials to investigate political rival Joe Biden, an indicted member his inner circle told US media.
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Trump Retweets, Then Deletes, Post Naming 'Whistleblower' In Impeachment
President Donald Trump retweeted and then deleted a post naming the alleged whistleblower who filed the complaint that became the catalyst for the congressional inquiry that resulted in his impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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Debate To Impeach Donald Trump For Abuse Of Power Begins In US House
US President Donald Trump faced his ultimate political crisis Wednesday in a historic congressional vote to impeach him for abuse of office, forever staining the billionaire's record and supercharging the nation's divides.
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US House Of Representatives Votes On Donald Trump's Impeachment
The US House of Representatives is set to take a momentous and deeply polarizing vote on Wednesday when it is likely to impeach President Donald Trump on charges of abusing his office and obstructing a congressional probe.
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"Did Nothing Wrong": Donald Trump Tweets Ahead Of Impeachment Vote
President Donald Trump on Wednesday insisted he had done "nothing wrong" ahead of a vote in the House of Representatives where he faces becoming the third US leader ever to be impeached.
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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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"Desperate Charade": White House On Trump's Impeachment Vote
The White House on Friday described a vote by lawmakers setting up President Donald Trump's likely impeachment next week as a "desperate charade."
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Democrats Accuse Donald Trump Of Violating Oath Of Office
The head of a U.S. congressional panel leading the impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump on Monday accused the Republican president of putting himself before his country and violating his oath of office.
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Donald Trump Committed Impeachable Crimes, Scholars Tell Congress
Three constitutional scholars on Wednesday bolstered Democrats' case for impeaching Donald Trump by saying the president's actions seeking foreign interference in US elections were clear grounds for removal, as the inquiry kicked into high gear in Congress.
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"Didn't Direct Him": Trump Denies Sending Lawyer Rudy Giuliani To Ukraine
The US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Tuesday invited President Donald Trump to its first impeachment hearing, scheduled for December 4, starting a new phase of the inquiry that could lead to formal charges against the president within weeks.
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Next Phase Of Trump Impeachment Hearings To Begin In December
The House Judiciary Committee said Tuesday it would begin hearings on December 4 in the next phase of the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump, inviting the US president and his lawyer to attend.
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Apple's Texas Expansion Praised by US President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump got away from the impeachment inquiry in Washington on Wednesday and celebrated tech behemoth Apple keeping its Mac Pro computer manufacturing plant in the Texas state capital.
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He "Loves Your Ass": US Ambassador To European Union Reveals 'Trump-Speak'
Among the revelations Wednesday in the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump -- an ambassador revealed how he employs profanity-laden 'Trump-speak' in hopes of relating to the US president.
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Will "Strongly Consider" Giving Testimony In Impeachment Probe: Trump
President Donald Trump said Monday that he will "strongly consider" testifying in writing as part of the impeachment inquiry at the outset of a week in which eight current and former officials are scheduled to publicly testify about his controversial actions regarding Ukraine.
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Pompeo "Proud" Of State Department But Mum On Attacked Diplomat
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday declined to vigorously defend a diplomat in President Donald Trump's crosshairs in the impeachment inquiry but said he was "proud" of the State Department.
