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Democratic and Republican U.S. senators have been accused of partisanship over the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen designed the "enhanced interrogration" program used against detainees during the initial stages of the War on Terror.
NYT Endorsement Tells Biden to 'Pass the Torch to a New Generation'
The newspaper's editorial board pointed out the former vice present was 77 and urged him to step aside for "a new generation of political leaders."
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Biden also criticized senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders for being unable to inspire Democratic voting down the ticket.
Trump's Legal Team Says President Did 'Absolutely Nothing Wrong'
The presidents lawyers argued that House Democrats had carried out "a dangerous perversion of the Constitution that the Senate should swiftly and roundly condemn."
Dershowitz Said 'Technical Crime' Wasn't Needed for Impeachment In 1998
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Trump Lawyer Claims Whistleblower Is Not A 'Real' Whistleblower
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, who is on President Donald Trump's defense team, claimed the whistleblower whose complaint sparked the impeachment inquiry is not a "real" whistleblower.
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2020 Parades Across the U.S. Honoring Activist
After his untimely assassination in 1968, cities across the country began hosting parades in his honor long before the U.S. declared the third Monday of January a federal holiday in 1986.
Oklahoma School Drops Debate Assignment on How Trump Has 'Openly Lied'
Mustang Public Schools admits that high school question on President Donald Trump's 15,413 purportedly misleading or false claims was one-sided.
#IEndorseBernie Trends as Supporters Slam NYT Editorial Board Over Snub
The New York Times' editorial board endorsed both Senators Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren for Democratic presidential nominee.
Robert De Niro Calls Out 'Blatant Abuse of Power' in SAG Awards Speech
The frequent Trump critic did not name the president but sent a clear message to the White House.
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston Ignite Twitter After SAG Awards Reunion
The former couple both won awards on Sunday night and had a sweet moment backstage that was captured by cameras.
Bloomberg: Fellow Democratic Candidates 'Would Almost Guarantee' Trump Win
The billionaire former New York City mayor argued that he can beat Trump by appealing to "middle of the road Republicans."
John Dean Thinks Trump Wrote Some of His Legal Brief—Because It's So Bad
John Dean on Sunday said that Senators won't buy Trump's legal defense brief because they're mostly lawyers and the document is "not legally sophisticated."
Trump Tweets in Persian That Iranians 'Love America' in Joust With Khamenei
The English version of Trump's tweet included a play on his famous campaign slogan: "Make Iran Great Again!"
