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Influential US Senator Bob Menendez Convicted Of Acting As "Foreign Agent" For Egypt
Democratic Party Senator Bob Menendez, who headed the powerful US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has been convicted of acting as a "foreign agent" for Egypt, and of a slew of corruption charges.
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US Man Who Breached Senate Chamber During Capitol Riots Gets 8-Months In Jail
A Florida man who breached the US Senate chamber during the violent January 6 Capitol riots was jailed for eight months Monday, in the closely-watched first sentencing hearing for someone convicted of a felony over the attack.
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US Senate's Top Republican Mitch McConnell Says Will Vote To Acquit Trump
The US Senate's top Republican Mitch McConnell revealed Saturday that he will vote against convicting Donald Trump, as the impeachment trial of the former president nears its conclusion with a likely acquittal.
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Republican Senators Signal Opposition To Donald Trump Impeachment
US Democrats' efforts to convict Donald Trump at his impeachment trial suffered a fresh blow Tuesday when almost all Republican senators backed dismissing the case, underlining the former president's continuing hold over the party.
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Republicans Signal Deep Resistance To Trump Impeachment Trial In US Senate
Republican lawmakers signaled Sunday that Democrats will have a fight on their hands to secure the conviction of Donald Trump when the Senate next month opens its first-ever impeachment trial of a former president.
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Four Cops Charged In Floyd Death, One Faces 2nd-Degree Murder Count Homicide
The Minneapolis police officer who kneeled on the neck of a black man who later died will now be charged with second-degree murder, and his three colleagues will also face charges, Senator Amy Klobuchar said Wednesday.
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Mitt Romney First Senator In US History To Vote Against Party Member In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney issued a scathing criticism of Donald Trump on Wednesday as he broke with his party and voted to convict the US president for abuse of power in his impeachment 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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US secret surveillance programme failed to track 26/11 attacks convict David Headley: report
Questioning the effectiveness of America's secret surveillance programme, a top investigative publication has claimed that the US intelligence failed to track Mumbai attack convict David Headley and he was arrested only after a tip off was provided by the British intelligence.
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US panel cuts aid to Pak over sentencing of doctor who helped in Osama raid
A Senate panel voted to cut aid to Pakistan by a symbolic $33 million on Thursday, $1 million for each year of jail time handed to a Pakistani doctor convicted of treason for helping the United States track down Osama bin Laden.
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India, China not accepting deported nationals: US
A US Senator has said several countries were refusing to take back their lawfully convicted nationals, like China, India, Ethiopia, Laos, and Iran.
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Influential US Senator Bob Menendez Convicted Of Acting As "Foreign Agent" For Egypt
Democratic Party Senator Bob Menendez, who headed the powerful US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has been convicted of acting as a "foreign agent" for Egypt, and of a slew of corruption charges.
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US Man Who Breached Senate Chamber During Capitol Riots Gets 8-Months In Jail
A Florida man who breached the US Senate chamber during the violent January 6 Capitol riots was jailed for eight months Monday, in the closely-watched first sentencing hearing for someone convicted of a felony over the attack.
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US Senate's Top Republican Mitch McConnell Says Will Vote To Acquit Trump
The US Senate's top Republican Mitch McConnell revealed Saturday that he will vote against convicting Donald Trump, as the impeachment trial of the former president nears its conclusion with a likely acquittal.
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Republican Senators Signal Opposition To Donald Trump Impeachment
US Democrats' efforts to convict Donald Trump at his impeachment trial suffered a fresh blow Tuesday when almost all Republican senators backed dismissing the case, underlining the former president's continuing hold over the party.
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Republicans Signal Deep Resistance To Trump Impeachment Trial In US Senate
Republican lawmakers signaled Sunday that Democrats will have a fight on their hands to secure the conviction of Donald Trump when the Senate next month opens its first-ever impeachment trial of a former president.
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Four Cops Charged In Floyd Death, One Faces 2nd-Degree Murder Count Homicide
The Minneapolis police officer who kneeled on the neck of a black man who later died will now be charged with second-degree murder, and his three colleagues will also face charges, Senator Amy Klobuchar said Wednesday.
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Mitt Romney First Senator In US History To Vote Against Party Member In Impeachment Trial
Republican Senator Mitt Romney issued a scathing criticism of Donald Trump on Wednesday as he broke with his party and voted to convict the US president for abuse of power in his impeachment 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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US secret surveillance programme failed to track 26/11 attacks convict David Headley: report
Questioning the effectiveness of America's secret surveillance programme, a top investigative publication has claimed that the US intelligence failed to track Mumbai attack convict David Headley and he was arrested only after a tip off was provided by the British intelligence.
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US panel cuts aid to Pak over sentencing of doctor who helped in Osama raid
A Senate panel voted to cut aid to Pakistan by a symbolic $33 million on Thursday, $1 million for each year of jail time handed to a Pakistani doctor convicted of treason for helping the United States track down Osama bin Laden.
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India, China not accepting deported nationals: US
A US Senator has said several countries were refusing to take back their lawfully convicted nationals, like China, India, Ethiopia, Laos, and Iran.
