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Security official to testify he alerted lawyers to Trump-Ukraine call

Lt. Col. Alexander S. Vindman will reportedly say that "I did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a U.S. citizen."

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Court throws out North Carolina's congressional district maps

The ruling said that the maps were "drawn in violation of our North Carolina Constitution."

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House to vote on resolution laying out next steps in impeachment inquiry

This comes as pressure grows on Democrats to conduct the inquiry with a more open process, including holding public hearings with key witnesses in the Ukraine case.

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White House told in May of Ukraine President Zelenskiy's concerns about Giuliani, Sondland

The White House was alerted earlier than previously reported that Giuliani's pressure campaign was rattling the new Ukrainian president, say two sources.

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Justice Dept. appeals ruling it must turn over Mueller grand jury materials in impeachment inquiry

A federal judge said Friday that the unredacted special counsel report, along with underlying documents, must be sent to the House committees.

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Trump defends keeping Democrats in the dark on raid

The president on Monday called House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, who has been leading the impeachment inquiry, the "biggest leaker in Washington."

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Former Trump deputy national security adviser Kupperman a no-show for impeachment testimony

Kupperman on Friday filed a lawsuit asking a federal judge to rule on whether he must testify under a congressional subpoen

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What al-Baghdadi's death changes for Trump — and what it doesn't

First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter.

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Re-election runway: What U.S. airports can tell us about Trump's 2020 chances

Analysis: A high-altitude way of looking at America's political divide and what it means for Dems.

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Trump showered with boos, chants of 'lock him up' at baseball

The president, who was there with first lady Melania Trump, stood smiling and clapping throughout.

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California Rep. Katie Hill resigns over allegations of affair

"It is with a broken heart that today I announce my resignation from Congress," Hill tweeted Sunday.

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Biden says Trump is 'an idiot' for calling Russian election interference a 'hoax'

"The Russians don't want me to be president and Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee," Biden said.

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California Rep. Katie Hill to resign over allegations of affair

"It is with a broken heart that today I announce my resignation from Congress," Hill tweeted Sunday.

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The killing of al-Baghdadi is a win Trump needed, but the credit could be fleeting

Analysis: The ISIS leader is hardly a household name, as was Osama bin Laden.

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Trump left top Democrats in the dark about al-Baghdadi raid

"The House must be briefed on this raid, which the Russians but not top Congressional Leadership were notified of in advance," Pelosi said.

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At home and in the Senate, here's the price Mitt Romney is paying for standing against Trump

The Senate's most outspoken GOP critic of the president finds his motives are questioned, and worse.

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South still supports Trump, but base of disapproval is also steady

NBC News|SurveyMonkey polled voters and residents in 11 states across the South, but the data comes during a particularly interesting time for Mississippi, which is in the middle of a hotly contested governor's race.

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South still supports Trump, but base of disapproval is also steady

NBC News|SurveyMonkey polled voters and residents in 11 states across the South, but the data comes during a particularly interesting time for Mississippi, which is in the middle of a hotly contested governor's race.

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Trump to make statement after ISIS leader believed killed in U.S. military raid

"Something very big has just happened!" the president said on Twitter late Saturday.

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John Kelly: I told Trump a 'yes man' would get him impeached

The president said his former chief of staff told him no such thing, and if he had, he would have "thrown him out of the office."