Democrats to subpoena Sondland, say Trump’s move to block deposition amounts to obstruction
Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union and a central figure in the Democrats’ impeachment inquiry, was willing to testify on Tuesday, his attorney said.
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Giuliani says he won’t testify in House, ‘can’t imagine’ administration officials will either
Earlier Tuesday, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) said he would invite Rudolph W. Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney, before his panel to to discuss “corruption and other improprieties involving Ukraine.”
Poll: Majority of Americans endorse opening Trump impeachment inquiry
Nearly half of Americans say the House should recommend that President Trump be removed from office, according to a Washington Post-Schar School poll.
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Analysis New poll shows increasing GOP support for impeachment
The poll also shows nearly 2 in 10 Republicans support removing President Trump from office.
Turkey rejects Trump’s threats amid conflicting U.S. signals over Syria offensive
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other Turkish officials have suggested for days that the military operation could begin at any time.
Campaign 2020Bipartisan Senate report urges sweeping effort to avert potential Russian election interference
The Senate Intelligence Committee made clear that fresh rounds of interference are likely ahead of the 2020 vote.
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The unauthorized crossings from Mexico into the United States marked the highest volume in 12 years.
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In fast-thawing Siberia, radical warming is warping the earth
The permafrost that once sustained farming is in the midst of a great thaw, blanketing the region with swamps, lakes and bizarre bubbles of earth that render the land virtually useless.
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Was it JFK’s death — not his life — that made the moon landing destiny?
Lyndon Johnson takes over the American presidency following John F. Kennedy’s assassination, while rocket designer Sergei Korolev watches his fate rise and fall in the Soviet Union.
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Susan Rice has spent her career fighting off detractors
In her new memoir “Tough Love,” the former United States ambassador to the United Nations explores how, despite her many accomplishments during two administrations, she attracted criticism for her brusque manner and whether that was a result of her race and gender.
