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Protester interrupts Senate impeachment trial, yelling 'Schumer is the devil'

The man was arrested and charged with unlawful conduct.

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Fact-checking Trump's defense: 'They got their money'

"Remember this, they got their money and they got it early," Trump said.

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Trump's Senate impeachment trial: What happened on Day 2

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Supreme Court likely to allow public funding for religious schools

If that's how the court rules, it could affect laws or constitutional provisions in 37 states that currently bar public funding for schools and churches.

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D.C. attorney general charges Trump inaugural committee enriched the family business

A lawsuit says the improper expenditures included $300,000 for a private party for the president's children.

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Bloomberg jumps to fourth place in new national poll

The former NYC mayor is pursuing a different path to the White House than other candidates — and spending big.

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Start to Senate impeachment trial devolves into partisanship

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Tulsi Gabbard sues Hillary Clinton for defamation over 'Russian asset' remark

Clinton said during a podcast interview last fall that one of the Democratic candidates is "the favorite of the Russians," leading Gabbard to lash out.

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Senate passes McConnell impeachment rules

The organizing resolution was passed along a party line vote after a nearly 13-hour session.

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What happened on Day 1 of Trump's Senate impeachment trial

It was a battle over how to fight the war as the trial began in earnest Tuesday.

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2020 split screen: Stuck in D.C. for Trump's trial while rival candidates crisscross Iowa

The voting is just two weeks away and polls show the contest close. Anything could tip the scales.

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New book recounts reports of Trump attacks on military brass, eagerness to meet Putin

The book, released Tuesday, offers a portrait of Trump's first years in office and reveals new details about previously reported episodes.

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McConnell makes last-minute changes to Trump impeachment trial rules

The sudden revision in the Senate's organizing resolution also ensures House Democrats' evidence will be admitted.

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White House may assert executive privilege to block Bolton testimony, Republicans say

Any effort to seek the former national security adviser as a witness in the Senate could also lead to a lengthy delay.

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Trump impeachment: Live updates from the Senate trial

The Senate trial on the two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, begins this week.

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'Appalling,' a 'national disgrace,' 'designed to hide the truth': Democrats blast McConnell's impeachment proposal

Schumer accused McConnell of "totally, totally, totally going along with Trump's cover-up hook, line and sinker."

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Why aren't Democrats making life miserable for vulnerable Republicans on impeachment?

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Hillary Clinton blasts Sanders, won't commit to backing him as party nominee

"Nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him...It's all just baloney," the former first lady says.

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Sanders apologizes to Biden for supporter's attack

The apology came after several days of back-and-forth between the campaigns over a supporter's op-ed claiming Biden suffers from a "corruption problem."

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Trump calls impeachment trial a long-running 'hoax' at summit for world elite

As president's trial gets underway, he'll be counter programming at the gathering of the world's elite in the Swiss mountain town.