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Democrats Wrap Impeachment Case, Urge Donald Trump's Convicted
Democrats rested their impeachment case against Donald Trump on Thursday, saying he incited insurrection after losing re-election and is so dangerous he should be barred from holding office again.
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Donald Trump Committed "Most Grievous Constitutional Crime": Prosecutors
Donald Trump committed the "most grievous constitutional crime" of any US president when he incited supporters to storm the Capitol last month, Democratic prosecutors said Monday on the eve of his Senate impeachment trial.
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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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Army Officer Who Testified In Trump Impeachment Trial Fired From Top Job
A US Army officer who testified at the hearings in the House of Representatives which led to the impeachment of President Donald Trump was ousted from his White House job on Friday, his lawyer said.
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Courts Are The Next Front In Trump's Battle Over Presidential Powers
In federal court and on the Senate floor, lawyers for President Donald Trump have argued that the US Constitution confers on a president broad protection from scrutiny by Congress, prosecutors and the judiciary for his actions.
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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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Donald Trump Lawyers Conclude Senate Defense With Call For Acquittal
White House lawyers concluded their defense of President Donald Trump at his historic Senate impeachment trial on Monday with a call for his acquittal of charges of abuse of power.
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'Please Do Not Touch Me': US Senate On Security Alert For Trump Impeachment Trial
With the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump under way, US senators have polished their talking points about upholding the Constitution. They also have another phrase at the ready: "Please do not touch me."
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Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial Begins With Clash Over Witnesses
The historic impeachment trial of US President Donald Trump opened with fireworks Tuesday as Democrats angrily accused Senate Republicans of seeking a "cover-up" without witnesses or new evidence.
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Historic Trump Impeachment Trial To Begin Today In US Senate
President Donald Trump's historic impeachment trial begins in earnest Tuesday in the Senate, with Democrats calling for his removal from office and Republicans determined to acquit him- and quickly, if possible.
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"President Did Nothing Wrong": Lawyers' Brief Assails Trump Impeachment
President Donald Trump's lawyers submitted a trial brief Monday calling his impeachment by the House "a dangerous perversion" of the US constitution and demanding his immediate acquittal by the Senate.
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As Impeachment Trial Begins, Donald Trump Will Take A Trip To Swiss Ski Resort
Far from feeling the heat, US President Donald Trump will be chilling in Davos, a fancy Swiss ski resort, when the Senate hears opening arguments in his impeachment trial next week.
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"Should Go Very Quickly": Donald Trump On Senate Impeachment Trial
President Donald Trump predicted Thursday that his impeachment trial in the US Senate will be over quickly and again dismissed abuse of power charges against him as "a hoax."
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Democrats Wrap Impeachment Case, Urge Donald Trump's Convicted
Democrats rested their impeachment case against Donald Trump on Thursday, saying he incited insurrection after losing re-election and is so dangerous he should be barred from holding office again.
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Donald Trump Committed "Most Grievous Constitutional Crime": Prosecutors
Donald Trump committed the "most grievous constitutional crime" of any US president when he incited supporters to storm the Capitol last month, Democratic prosecutors said Monday on the eve of his Senate impeachment trial.
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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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Army Officer Who Testified In Trump Impeachment Trial Fired From Top Job
A US Army officer who testified at the hearings in the House of Representatives which led to the impeachment of President Donald Trump was ousted from his White House job on Friday, his lawyer said.
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Courts Are The Next Front In Trump's Battle Over Presidential Powers
In federal court and on the Senate floor, lawyers for President Donald Trump have argued that the US Constitution confers on a president broad protection from scrutiny by Congress, prosecutors and the judiciary for his actions.
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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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Donald Trump Lawyers Conclude Senate Defense With Call For Acquittal
White House lawyers concluded their defense of President Donald Trump at his historic Senate impeachment trial on Monday with a call for his acquittal of charges of abuse of power.
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'Please Do Not Touch Me': US Senate On Security Alert For Trump Impeachment Trial
With the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump under way, US senators have polished their talking points about upholding the Constitution. They also have another phrase at the ready: "Please do not touch me."
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Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial Begins With Clash Over Witnesses
The historic impeachment trial of US President Donald Trump opened with fireworks Tuesday as Democrats angrily accused Senate Republicans of seeking a "cover-up" without witnesses or new evidence.
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Historic Trump Impeachment Trial To Begin Today In US Senate
President Donald Trump's historic impeachment trial begins in earnest Tuesday in the Senate, with Democrats calling for his removal from office and Republicans determined to acquit him- and quickly, if possible.
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"President Did Nothing Wrong": Lawyers' Brief Assails Trump Impeachment
President Donald Trump's lawyers submitted a trial brief Monday calling his impeachment by the House "a dangerous perversion" of the US constitution and demanding his immediate acquittal by the Senate.
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As Impeachment Trial Begins, Donald Trump Will Take A Trip To Swiss Ski Resort
Far from feeling the heat, US President Donald Trump will be chilling in Davos, a fancy Swiss ski resort, when the Senate hears opening arguments in his impeachment trial next week.
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"Should Go Very Quickly": Donald Trump On Senate Impeachment Trial
President Donald Trump predicted Thursday that his impeachment trial in the US Senate will be over quickly and again dismissed abuse of power charges against him as "a hoax."
