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Giuliani said if Schiff is removed and a "neutral person" is put in his place as chairman of the House committee, then he may consider cooperating with Congress.

The New Mexico Republican Party was forced to rebuke a Christian conservative congressional candidate for making "untrue statements" in advertisements targeting his opponent's stance on abortion.

A Democratic Party activist and MSNBC guest claimed Friday that voters in support of Senator Bernie Sanders instead of Elizabeth Warren are revealing their "sexism."

"...the spinning that has been done by the president's defenders over the last 24 hours since this very damaging whistleblower complaint came out—the spinning is not surprising—but it is astonishing, and I think deeply misleading."

The president in recent days, by way of tweet storms and press conferences, has relentlessly bashed the Ukraine whistleblower and denied any wrongdoing during a phone call in which he pressured a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent.

The lawmakers said that after recent revelations from a whistleblower complaint detailing Trump's call with the Ukrainian president, where he asked the foreign leader to investigate a political opponent, they now backed impeachment proceedings.

President Donald Trump took to Twitter Friday to defend his spelling and punctuation. It didn't go well.

President Donald Trump's lawyer claimed to have met a top Ukrainian official at the request of the State Department.

Jewish philanthropist Soros has long been a favored bogeyman and target of anti-Semitism for the hard right.

49 percent of Americans approve of the impeachment inquiry and 46 percent disapprove, according to a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll.

The survey was conducted on Wednesday night by phone, one day after Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry into Trump.

"Looks like Mrs. Cunningham likes a man who supports baseless impeachment...wonder if this will come up in @RepCunningham's marriage counseling? the NRCC wrote in a tweet.