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U.S. Is Giving Saudi Arabia Cover for Rampant Human Rights Abuses: Watchdog
The European Saudi Organisation for Human Rights' 2019 report warned that the Saudi government's suppression of human rights "shows no signs of stopping."
Kellyanne Conway Compares Trump to MLK Jr.
Trump's "not the one trying to tear the country apart through an impeachment process," Conway argued.
GOP Rep. Says He 'Definitely Would' Advise Senate to Call Bolton to Testify
"I think they [the Senate] should hear the testimony that they can get," Congressman Francis Rooney said.
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."
Ayatollah Says U.S. Is Targeting Iran Because It's a Symbol of Resistance
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei suggested Washington does not want his regime's "religious democracy" to succeed.
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."
Impeachment Trial: Oath-Breaking Senators Face Little Consequence
Democratic and Republican U.S. senators have been accused of partisanship over the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
Guantanamo Bay Torture Psychologists Set for First Public Testimony
James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen designed the "enhanced interrogration" program used against detainees during the initial stages of the War on Terror.
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."
Sanders: Americans Should 'Look at the Totality of a Candidate,' Not Gender
"Everybody has their own sets of problems," the Vermont senator said.
Senator Downplays Trump Soliciting Foreign Interference: 'Just Statements'
"I didn't say it was OK. People do things, things happen," Republican Senator Richard Shelby said.
Dershowitz: Trump Shouldn't Be Removed, Even If He Did Everything Claimed
"They are not articles of impeachment. The articles of impeachment are two non-criminal actions," the retired Harvard law professor argued.
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Relive the 'Star Wars' Saga at These Filming Locations and Space-Themed Destinations
Fans may be lamenting the end of the 'Star Wars' series, but they can still visit these film locations and space-themed destinations.
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Gift Ideas for the Traveler in Your Life
Short of a plane ticket or a trip to Tahiti, what do you get the travel lover in your life? Here are gift ideas perfect for aviation geeks, frequent fliers, sustainability-conscious travelers or anyone on your list that's travel-obsessed.
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Active Volcanoes Around the World That Could Erupt at Any Moment
Despite the dangers, tourists continue to flock to these volatile places for incredible views and to take a peek at Mother Nature's temperamental hotspots.
Fox Anchor Confronts Graham With His Clinton Impeachment Statements
"That directly contradicts what you said as a Republican House impeachment manager in 1999 during the Clinton impeachment trial," Chris Wallace noted.
GOP Senators Following 'a Pretty Damn Corrupt Strategy,' CNN Host Says
"It's also pretty damn cowardly. Imagine being this afraid," S.E. Cupp said.
No Guns at Virginia Capitol as Commonwealth Gears up for Massive Rally
"Ironically, this outcome will only further embolden Second Amendment supporters to be even louder for their rights," a gun-rights group said in response.
Supreme Court to Decide if Electoral College Is Bound by Popular Vote
Two cases, brought by electors in Colorado and Washington, will be heard to determine a verdict.
Sanders, Biden Tied in Polls Nationally and Among African Americans
Senator Bernie Sanders has risen to the top in recent polls, tying with frontrunner former Vice President Joe Biden in popularity with both registered voters nationally and the African American community specifically.
Democratic Rep Tells Nunes' Lawyer: 'Take Your Letter and Shove It'
California Democratic Representative Ted Lieu responded to Congressman Devin Nunes' threat of a defamation lawsuit by sending a letter to Nunes' lawyer which read in part, "Take your letter and shove it."
Robert Hyde Claims Adam Schiff 'Likes to... Spy on Americans'
Connecticut Republican Robert Hyde also alleged that Lev Parnas planned to have Rudy Giuliani kidnapped in Ukraine in order to blackmail the president.
Mike Pence Praises Senator Who Was Likely Bribed to Save President Johnson
Similar to the Ukraine affair that spawned the impeachment of President Donald Trump, the Tenure of Office Act has been denigrated as its own basis for impeachment.
Video Resurfaces of Trump Calling Lawyer Ken Starr a 'Lunatic'
After reports that Ken Starr would be joining President Donald Trump's legal defense team for Trump's upcoming impeachment trial, video resurfaced of a 1999 interview in which Trump called Starr a "lunatic" and a "disaster."
Foreign Policy Expert: Spying on Yovanovitch Won't Play Well With Americans
"It's not going to mean that...the Republican senators are going to change camps. But they might conduct the trial in a slightly different way depending on whether or not there is a lot of pressure from the public," Anne Kraatz said.