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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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Democrats Subpoena White House For Documents In Trump Impeachment Probe
U.S. House Democrats on Friday subpoenaed the White House for documents they want to see as part of their impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump.
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House Democrats to Participate in Benghazi Probe
House Democrats will participate in the special, Republican-led committee investigating the deadly 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, despite serious concerns within the party that the inquiry is an election-year ploy to energize core Republican voters.
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House passes bill raising US debt ceiling until 2015
House Republicans backed away from a battle over the government's debt cap on Tuesday and permitted President Barack Obama's Democratic allies to drive quick passage of a measure to increase the government's borrowing ability to pay its bills and avoid a default ahead of the November elections.
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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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Democrats Subpoena White House For Documents In Trump Impeachment Probe
U.S. House Democrats on Friday subpoenaed the White House for documents they want to see as part of their impeachment investigation of President Donald Trump.
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House Democrats to Participate in Benghazi Probe
House Democrats will participate in the special, Republican-led committee investigating the deadly 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, despite serious concerns within the party that the inquiry is an election-year ploy to energize core Republican voters.
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House passes bill raising US debt ceiling until 2015
House Republicans backed away from a battle over the government's debt cap on Tuesday and permitted President Barack Obama's Democratic allies to drive quick passage of a measure to increase the government's borrowing ability to pay its bills and avoid a default ahead of the November elections.
