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Congressman Jerry Nadler clashed with White House counsel Pat Cipollone and President Donald Trump's lawyer Jay Sekulow during a testy exchange at the impeachment trial.
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Reagan's Solicitor General Says 'All Honorable People' Left Trump's Cabinet
Former solicitor general under Reagan and Harvard Law Professor Charles Fried blasts President Donald Trump and William Barr, saying of Barr, "You lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas. His reputation is gone."
China's Enormous Alien-Hunting Telescope Is Now Fully Operational
The telescope consists of a single dish, which has a diameter of around 1,640 feet.
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Saudi Arabia Accelerates Ahead
With interest from international investors up 70 percent in 2019, Saudi Arabia is becoming an investment powerhouse—a transformation supported by its flourishing financial services industry and rapidly expanding private sector. Read more.
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Nurses - The Real Medical Heroes of 2020
We’re used to doctors bustling in and out when in hospital, but it’s the reassuring presence and professionalism of the nursing staff that we rely on. What sets the best ones apart?
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What Can a Career in Architecture Do For You?
Architects do much more than plan and design houses, factories, office buildings, and other structures. You might be surprised how diverse the career can be. Find out more.
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GOP Steamrolls What May Have Been Democrats' Only Chance for Trial Witnesses
Democrats have acknowledged what may have been their last chance to force subpoenas for witnesses and documents the White House denied to House impeachment investigators has come and gone.
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Trump Lawyer Ken Starr: There Is 'No Such Thing as Obstruction of Congress'
The former independent counsel told conservative activist Charlie Kirk's podcast that the Democrats should have let the courts decide.
U.S. Marks 47th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade—But Will Ruling Make It to 50?
"There are genuine concerns about the long-term future," said reproductive rights expert Mary Ziegler.
A Third of French People Think New Holocaust Could Happen in U.S.: Poll
More than half of those surveyed also believe a new Holocaust could happen today somewhere in Europe.
Trump Puts Europe on Notice Over Trade: 'We Can't Do It Anymore'
The president has long complained that the European Union is taking advantage of the U.S., and said at Davos that the bloc will be forced to accept a new trading relationship.
Hakeem Jeffries Highlights Key Fact About Senate Impeachment Trials
Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, a House manager, pointed out that the Senate has conducted 15 impeachment trials, and there were witnesses at every single one.
Trump Pushing for Travel Bans Where 'He Doesn't Have or Want Hotel Deals'
The Trump administration plans to expand its travel ban list to include seven additional countries.
China Coronavirus Is Spreading. What Precautions Is the U.S. Taking?
The first U.S. case of the virus has been identified in Washington state.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Threaten Legal Action Over Paparazzi Photos
Lawyers for the couple said that pictures of Meghan were taken by a photographer "hiding in the bushes and spying."
Former Australian Prime Minister Downplays Links Between Climate Change and Bushfires
Tony Abbott was speaking at an event in the U.S. hosted by the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation.
Consumer Confidence Fell After Trump's New Trade Agreement With China
Trump hailed the "phase one" trade agreement as "the biggest anybody has ever seen."
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In honor of the 100th anniversary of the passing of the 19th Amendment, which guaranteed women's right to vote in the U.S., we look at other impressive female advancements over the past 100 years.
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Ukraine: Bursting With Optimism
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Good Journalists Are More Important Than Ever in 2020
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Walking Sharks That Can Lift Themselves Out of Water Discovered
The creatures were isolated millions of years ago when the continents were shifting around the planet, researchers say.
Los Angeles Earthquake: Granada Hills Struck by 3.6 Magnitude Shake
Local residents took to social media to report light shaking felt across the region, but no injuries or damage were reported.
71 Percent of Republicans Want McConnell to Call Witnesses at Impeachment Trial
A new poll shows that 71 percent of Republicans believe that witnesses should testify during President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
Lev Parnas' Attorney Shares Video of Pence With Indicted Giuliani Associate
"Mike Pence does indeed know the guy," Joseph Bondy wrote on Twitter as he posted footage of his client with the vice president and second lady Karen Pence.
Prince Harry Would 'Stop' 'The Crown' Before It Could Cover Him and Meghan
The Netflix drama chronicling the reign of Harry's grandmother Queen Elizabeth II has a long way to go before catching up to modern times.
Iranian Student's Education at U.S. College in Limbo After He's Deported
Shahab Dehghani's attorney told Newsweek he had a valid F-1 student visa at the time of his deportation.
Google Doodle Celebrates Anna May Wong, First Chinese-American Movie Star
Anna May Wong was born in Los Angeles and grew up wanting to be a movie star, giving herself a stage name aged 11.
Greta Thunberg Says Planting Trees Is Not Enough to Tackle Climate Change
Teenage climate activist gave speech at Davos moments after President Donald Trump hit out at "perennial prophets of doom."
