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"Faithfully" Completed Duties, Says US Intelligence Official Fired By Trump
Michael Atkinson, the outgoing top watchdog of the U.S. Intelligence Community, on Sunday said he was fired by President Donald Trump for acting impartially in his handling of the whistleblower complaint that triggered an impeachment probe of the president last year.
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Donald Trump Fires Intelligence Official Involved In His Impeachment Probe
U.S. President Donald Trump notified Congress on Friday that he is firing the inspector general of the U.S. intelligence community who was involved in triggering an impeachment probe of the president last year.
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Trump Recalls Envoy Who Testified In Impeachment Probe
President Donald Trump on Friday dismissed a second government official who had testified in his impeachment probe, recalling ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, US media reported.
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"Full Vindication": White House After Trump Cleared In Impeachment Trial
The White House said Wednesday that President Donald Trump had got "full vindication and exoneration" in his impeachment trial.
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Donald Trump Acquitted Of All Impeachment Charges In Senate Vote
The US Senate acquitted President Donald Trump of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress on Wednesday following a historic two-week trial.
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Republican Senator Says Will Vote To Convict Trump In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney of Utah said US President Donald Trump is guilty of an "appalling abuse of public trust" and he will vote to convict him later Wednesday at his Senate impeachment trial.
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Trump Impeachment Articles Sent To Senate, Trial Set To Begin
Articles of impeachment charging President Donald Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress were delivered to the Senate Wednesday, setting in motion a historic trial that threatens the US leader with removal from office.
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Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial Likely To Begin Next Week
The Senate impeachment trial of US President Donald Trump is likely to begin in one week's time while key players in the process could be sworn in later this week, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday.
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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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White House Rejects Participation In "Baseless" Donald Trump Impeachment Probe
The White House on Friday responded to a deadline on an invitation to defend President Donald Trump in his impeachment probe by denouncing the entire process as "baseless."
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"Disgrace": Trump Fumes Over Impeachment Drive While He's At NATO Summit
President Donald Trump branded Democrats a "disgrace" Monday for holding impeachment proceedings while he attends a NATO summit in England and rejected participating in what he called "a hoax."
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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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Trump Impeachment Report Might Be Presented Next Week
US impeachment investigators said Monday they could present their report of presidential wrongdoing as early as next week but do not rule out calling new witnesses in the case against Donald Trump.
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"Followed Trump Orders": US Envoy's Explosive Testimony In Ukraine "Quid Pro Quo"
The US ambassador to the European Union told an impeachment hearing Wednesday that he followed President Donald Trump's orders in seeking a "quid pro quo" deal for Ukraine to probe a political rival in exchange for a White House summit.
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Trump's Ukraine Plan "Element Of Shock": White House Official Testifies
Senior US officials told impeachment investigators in Congress on Tuesday they were concerned by President Donald Trump's effort to get Ukraine to investigate a political rival, with one White House official calling it a "shock."
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"Faithfully" Completed Duties, Says US Intelligence Official Fired By Trump
Michael Atkinson, the outgoing top watchdog of the U.S. Intelligence Community, on Sunday said he was fired by President Donald Trump for acting impartially in his handling of the whistleblower complaint that triggered an impeachment probe of the president last year.
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Donald Trump Fires Intelligence Official Involved In His Impeachment Probe
U.S. President Donald Trump notified Congress on Friday that he is firing the inspector general of the U.S. intelligence community who was involved in triggering an impeachment probe of the president last year.
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Trump Recalls Envoy Who Testified In Impeachment Probe
President Donald Trump on Friday dismissed a second government official who had testified in his impeachment probe, recalling ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, US media reported.
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"Full Vindication": White House After Trump Cleared In Impeachment Trial
The White House said Wednesday that President Donald Trump had got "full vindication and exoneration" in his impeachment trial.
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Donald Trump Acquitted Of All Impeachment Charges In Senate Vote
The US Senate acquitted President Donald Trump of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress on Wednesday following a historic two-week trial.
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Republican Senator Says Will Vote To Convict Trump In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney of Utah said US President Donald Trump is guilty of an "appalling abuse of public trust" and he will vote to convict him later Wednesday at his Senate impeachment trial.
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Trump Impeachment Articles Sent To Senate, Trial Set To Begin
Articles of impeachment charging President Donald Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress were delivered to the Senate Wednesday, setting in motion a historic trial that threatens the US leader with removal from office.
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Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial Likely To Begin Next Week
The Senate impeachment trial of US President Donald Trump is likely to begin in one week's time while key players in the process could be sworn in later this week, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday.
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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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White House Rejects Participation In "Baseless" Donald Trump Impeachment Probe
The White House on Friday responded to a deadline on an invitation to defend President Donald Trump in his impeachment probe by denouncing the entire process as "baseless."
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"Disgrace": Trump Fumes Over Impeachment Drive While He's At NATO Summit
President Donald Trump branded Democrats a "disgrace" Monday for holding impeachment proceedings while he attends a NATO summit in England and rejected participating in what he called "a hoax."
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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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Trump Impeachment Report Might Be Presented Next Week
US impeachment investigators said Monday they could present their report of presidential wrongdoing as early as next week but do not rule out calling new witnesses in the case against Donald Trump.
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"Followed Trump Orders": US Envoy's Explosive Testimony In Ukraine "Quid Pro Quo"
The US ambassador to the European Union told an impeachment hearing Wednesday that he followed President Donald Trump's orders in seeking a "quid pro quo" deal for Ukraine to probe a political rival in exchange for a White House summit.
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Trump's Ukraine Plan "Element Of Shock": White House Official Testifies
Senior US officials told impeachment investigators in Congress on Tuesday they were concerned by President Donald Trump's effort to get Ukraine to investigate a political rival, with one White House official calling it a "shock."
