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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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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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"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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Trump Goes After Ousted Ambassador As She Testifies In Impeachment Probe
A US ambassador ousted by Donald Trump told a riveting impeachment hearing Friday she felt intimidated by the president as he launched an extraordinary, real-time attack midway through her testimony to Congress.
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Donald Trump Promises To Release Another Transcript Of Call With Ukraine President
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday dangled a new line of defense a day before Congress' impeachment inquiry into his dealings with Ukraine goes public, promising to release details about another call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
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Senior State Department Official David Hale Appears Before Trump Impeachment Probe
State Department official on Wednesday appeared before the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump, the first witness to show up this week after a string of administration officials refused to meet with investigators.
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Trump Chief Of Staff Summoned To Testify In Impeachment Probe
US House impeachment investigators on Tuesday summoned President Donald Trump's acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney for a deposition, saying he has "substantial first-hand knowledge" of Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Leaves Door Open To Shutting Down Government Before Thanksgiving
President Donald Trump said Sunday that he will not commit to keeping the federal government open past a late-November funding deadline, raising the specter of a shutdown battle as House Democrats expand their impeachment inquiry.
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US Energy Secretary Refuses To Testify In Trump Impeachment Inquiry
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, a member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet who has played a pivotal role in the Ukraine controversy, will refuse to testify as requested next week in the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry against Trump, an Energy Department spokeswoman said on Friday.
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They Bonded Over Football Years Ago. Now, Donald Trump Sees Mitt Romney As Foe
In January 1995, Mitt Romney boarded Donald Trump's airplane for a ride to Palm Beach, Florida, where the two toured Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort before attending the Super Bowl in Miami. They bonded over football as they attended more NFL games in subsequent years, and Trump said it was a "real honor" to endorse Romney's 2012 presidential bid.
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US Diplomat Questioned "Crazy" Ukraine Policy To Testify In Trump Probe
US lawmakers conducting an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump will hear on Tuesday from the top US official in Ukraine, who once said it was "crazy" to withhold military aid for the country for domestic political reasons.
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At Crowded Democratic Debate, Biden And Impeachment To Draw Spotlight
Twelve Democrats square off Tuesday in a crowded presidential debate overshadowed by an impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump, who has dragged chief rival Joe Biden into the Ukraine crisis.
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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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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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"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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Trump Goes After Ousted Ambassador As She Testifies In Impeachment Probe
A US ambassador ousted by Donald Trump told a riveting impeachment hearing Friday she felt intimidated by the president as he launched an extraordinary, real-time attack midway through her testimony to Congress.
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Donald Trump Promises To Release Another Transcript Of Call With Ukraine President
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday dangled a new line of defense a day before Congress' impeachment inquiry into his dealings with Ukraine goes public, promising to release details about another call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
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Senior State Department Official David Hale Appears Before Trump Impeachment Probe
State Department official on Wednesday appeared before the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump, the first witness to show up this week after a string of administration officials refused to meet with investigators.
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Trump Chief Of Staff Summoned To Testify In Impeachment Probe
US House impeachment investigators on Tuesday summoned President Donald Trump's acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney for a deposition, saying he has "substantial first-hand knowledge" of Trump's efforts to pressure Ukraine.
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Donald Trump Leaves Door Open To Shutting Down Government Before Thanksgiving
President Donald Trump said Sunday that he will not commit to keeping the federal government open past a late-November funding deadline, raising the specter of a shutdown battle as House Democrats expand their impeachment inquiry.
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US Energy Secretary Refuses To Testify In Trump Impeachment Inquiry
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, a member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet who has played a pivotal role in the Ukraine controversy, will refuse to testify as requested next week in the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry against Trump, an Energy Department spokeswoman said on Friday.
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They Bonded Over Football Years Ago. Now, Donald Trump Sees Mitt Romney As Foe
In January 1995, Mitt Romney boarded Donald Trump's airplane for a ride to Palm Beach, Florida, where the two toured Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort before attending the Super Bowl in Miami. They bonded over football as they attended more NFL games in subsequent years, and Trump said it was a "real honor" to endorse Romney's 2012 presidential bid.
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US Diplomat Questioned "Crazy" Ukraine Policy To Testify In Trump Probe
US lawmakers conducting an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump will hear on Tuesday from the top US official in Ukraine, who once said it was "crazy" to withhold military aid for the country for domestic political reasons.
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At Crowded Democratic Debate, Biden And Impeachment To Draw Spotlight
Twelve Democrats square off Tuesday in a crowded presidential debate overshadowed by an impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump, who has dragged chief rival Joe Biden into the Ukraine crisis.
