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Warren says she will soon release plan to fund 'Medicare for All'

The Democratic presidential candidate has come under fire from 2020 rivals for declining to get into specifics about how she'll pay for her plan.

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Mulvaney insists he didn't say Trump held up Ukraine aid for political reasons

Trump's acting chief of staff acknowledged a quid pro quo with Ukraine in a televised press conference at the White House Thursday, then walked it back.

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Mulvaney defends Doral selection: Trump 'still considers himself to be in the hospitality business'

After pushback, Trump reversed course, announcing that his private Miami resort would no longer host the G-7 summit of world leaders.

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NBA Hong Kong tweet a lesson for many firms

It's not just the NBA. There are hundreds of companies with ties and deep roots in China - everything from Amazon to Westinghouse.

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Health scare raises questions, and concern, for Sanders

Current and former aides acknowledge Elizabeth Warren has outpaced the Vermont independent.

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Andrew Yang's campaign is all about 'math.' But his numbers don't always add up.

On the debate stage Tuesday, wearing a "math" pin on his lapel, Yang reeled off numbers and data points about automation, the digital revolution, and a dying manufacturing industry.

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Trump says his Florida Doral resort will no longer host G7 summit

He reverses course after coming under fire for the choice because it could benefit him financially.

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'Moment of clarity' drove AOC's decision to endorse Sanders, she says

Filmmaker Michael Moore also spoke at the "Bernie's back" rally in New York City, where he pushed back against the notion that Sanders' age and health would be an issue.

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AG Barr expands controversial review into origin of Russia investigation

U.S. Attorney John Durham has expressed his intent to interview a number of current and former intelligence officials, including ex-CIA Director John Brennan.

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In ruling on Trump finances, court finds broad authority for impeachment inquiry

The late Elijah Cummings, as chairman of the House Oversight Committee, had a valid reason for seeking the president's financial records, the judges said.

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All the president's Yankees: How Trump's decadeslong affair with the team foreshadowed his presidency

One of the most influential and controversial owners in sports turned Trump into a Yankees fan and provided a roadmap for his presidency.

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Giuliani wanted visa for ex-Ukraine lawman

Viktor Shokin helped Giuliani form the basis of an unproven story that then-Vice President Joe Biden pushed for his firing to help his son, Hunter Biden.

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Transcript: Behind Closed Doors

Transcript: Behind Closed Doors

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Behind Closed Doors

Why is Congress conducting so many of the witness testimonies in private?

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Introducing Article II: Inside Impeachment

A podcast on the impeachment inquiry in Washington and why it matters for the nation hosted by Steve Kornacki.

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Transcript: Article II Trailer

Transcript: Article II Trailer

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Sondland backed the effort to 'shake-up' the leadership at Ukraine's state energy company

The Ukrainian government saw Sondland's push as part of a broader effort linked to Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani and his associates.

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Trump taps Energy Department's No. 2 to take over for Perry

Dan Brouillette, a quintessential Washington insider, is a "total professional," the president said.

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Trump says Erdogan wants cease-fire to work after reports of violence on Syria-Turkey border

His tweets came after gunfire was heard in the Syrian border town of Ras al-Ayn despite a pause agreed to by the U.S. and Turkey Thursday night.

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Migrants stuck in detention as new Trump asylum policy is only partially implemented

Migrants who crossed into the U.S. after July 16 are supposed to be subject to a tough new asylum rule. But there have been no deportations under the rule.