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Feb 05 2020
News
Trump acquitted: Senate ends impeachment saga
The Senate voted to acquit President Trump of two articles of impeachment, ending a monthslong effort by Democrats to remove him from office.
Democrats fell far short of winning the needed 67 votes to convict the president of either the abuse of power or the obstruction of Congress charges. The vote fell largely along party lines, reflecting poll numbers showing a sharp partisan divide
Washington Examiner
Feb 28 2020
News
The U.S. Response to the Coronavirus
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The Coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, with 83,000 cases in at least 48 different countries.There are currently 60 confirmed cases in the United States, including a woman who tested positive but had not Abridge News
Dec 09 2020
Analysis
Mitch McConnell stands in the way of Biden's economic recovery plans
President-elect Joe Biden has promised to revive a coronavirus-ravaged economy, repair creaky American infrastructure and put millions back to work, but unless Democrats win Senate run-off elections in Georgia in January, it will all run through one man: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
If Republicans retain control, McConnell, 78, a veteran senator from Kentucky, the 28th-
Reuters
Oct 12 2020
News
Pandemic, politics invade Senate confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett
Three weeks before America elects a president amid a pandemic and with Democrats condemning the process, the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday set about advancing a Supreme Court justice who could serve for decades to come.
The result appeared preordained as Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., the committee chairman, said at the outset. But over four days, conservative federal appeals court
USA TODAY
Sep 26 2021
News
Pelosi wavers on Monday infrastructure vote, says it will happen ‘this week’
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi waffled Sunday on her commitment to bring the bipartisan $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill to the House floor Monday even as she downplayed Democratic infighting between the party’s moderate and progressive wings.
Mrs. Pelosi told reporters Friday that the vote would be held Monday, but she told ABC anchor George Stephanopoulos that the timing would depend on
Washington Times
Feb 26 2017
News
Jewish Republicans torn over Trump
An uncomfortable debate broke out this weekend as the most prominent group of Jewish Republican donors in the country gathered at Sheldon Adelson’s lavish Venetian hotel: Should criticism of President Donald Trump be allowed?
Politico
Oct 21 2015
News
Supreme Court battle on assault weapons looms. But do bans do anything?
A federal court upheld assault weapons bans in New York and Connecticut. But theres debate over what the laws actually accomplish.
Christian Science Monitor
Jun 20 2020
News
Trump and RNC raised $74 million in May, trailing Biden’s haul
President Donald Trump and the Republican National Committee combined to raise $74 million in the month of May, the Trump campaign announced on Saturday.
The haul is less than presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden’s total haul that same month and it represents the first time Biden and the Democratic National Committee combined to raise more than their Republican opponents. The
CNBC
Mar 17 2021
Analysis
Media’s Entire Georgia Narrative Is Fraudulent, Not Just The Fabricated Trump Quotes
The Washington Post was busted for publishing fabricated quotes from an anonymous source, attributing them to a sitting president, and using those quotes as a basis to speculate the president committed a crime. The invented Donald Trump quotes, which related to a fight over election integrity in Georgia, were cited in Democrats’ impeachment brief and during the Senate impeachment trial.
The Federalist
Oct 27 2020
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Senate confirms Amy Coney Barrett, heralding new conservative era for Supreme Court
The Republican-led Senate voted narrowly Monday to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, ending an acrimonious confirmation process and handing President Donald Trump a political victory days before the election.
Barrett, 48, a federal appeals judge, will fill the seat left vacant by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the liberal icon who died Sept. 18, and she is expected to propel
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