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Trump tweeted, "everywhere Marie Yovanovitch went turned bad," about the ousted U.S. ambassador to Ukraine as she testified in his impeachment hearings.

The Trump-McConnell team is transforming the judiciary from liberal to conservative for at least a generation – and possibly even longer.

The Republican-led Senate confirmed Steven Menashi's appointment to the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal in a 51-41 vote.

Democrats are reportedly aiming for a December vote on articles of impeachment against the president.

President Donald Trump has said a force of Americans will remain in the east of the country to guard the oil fields there.

The April conversation predated the July 25 call Democrats have used as proof that Trump abused his power as president and deserves an impeachment probe.

The president has said that a deal to end his long-running trade war with Beijing is close at hand, but has Trump succeeded in his goal of bringing China to heel?

In an email newsletter to her followers, Paula White said she has "prayerfully focused" on helping her believers defeat spiritual enemies in the month of November.

President Donald Trump's remarks came as he spoke at a rally in Bossier City, Louisiana, where he was endorsing Eddie Rispone for governor.

The president seized on comments made by Ukraine's foreign minister to claim exoneration, but explosive public hearings will continue throughout the coming week.

Mitt Romney, Joni Ernst, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski: If more than a couple of GOP senators say they intend to vote against Trump, a flood of Republican senators could turn against the president.

While the president promised to defend Louisiana citizens' right to bear arms during his Thursday rally, the president made no mention of the Thursday school shooting which killed two.

He cried "one time while making a speech," Trump said.

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley disagreed with Trump's call to identify the Ukraine whistleblower.

"I appeal to the president to pardon me," Stone reportedly told Jones, "because to do so would be an action that would show these corrupt courts that they're not going to get away with persecuting people for their free speech."

Longtime Republicans are embarrassed to be associated with the party during the Trump impeachment hearings, but some politicians are also leaving the GOP behind

Nick Akerman has rejected the GOP's argument that the impeachment accusations against President Trump were "hearsay"—he's jailed people for similar witness testimony.

In response to whether or not President Trump will throw his lawyer under the bus during the impeachment inquiry, the former New York mayor was confident in their relationship—and also his "insurance."

"I would say, 'I've got lawyers and staff people handling this impeachment inquiry, and they should just have at it. Meanwhile, I'm going to work for the American people.' That's what I would do," the last president to be impeached told CNN.

Pelosi felt compelled to define a word for President Donald Trump during a briefing on Capitol Hill, a move that some on social media described as "trolling."

The four former presidents need to claim the moral high ground their successor has forfeited, and bring together a citizens' assembly of Americans—a National Summit on Hate and Democracy.

"This is not how you secure a nation and its people," Tara Sonenshine said.

Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris also had leads over the president, within the poll's margin of error.

The poll also found that nearly six in 10 Pennsylvania voters don't think Trump should be re-elected to another four years in the White House.

"Don't complain that the evidence isn't direct enough when you are blocking what would obviously be more direct evidence," Congressman Mike Quigley said.

Conway criticized Blitzer for bringing up her marriage and telling his viewers he knew there were "issues."

In a Fox & Friends appearance, Judge Andrew Napolitano told hosts that "the law is not on the president's side."

North Korea has lodged multiple protests over planned joint U.S.-South Korean war games, and said Wednesday it would respond to force in kind.

"That's at least one promise that they fulfilled," quipped "Morning Joe" host Joe Scarborough on his MSNBC show.

The president wants to keep the financial records his accountants Mazars holds private from Congress, but a federal appeals court ruled to hand them over.