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As events surrounding the impeachment inquiry unfold quickly — and occasionally too quickly to digest fully — there is a tendency to assume things we do not yet know and to color things we think we know.

Thanks to Donald Trump, American women have a fresh, iconic photo of Speaker Nancy Pelosi at the White House on Wednesday. There she is, the only woman at a table of two dozen men, standing up to object to what lawmakers confirm was Trump’s verbal abuse.

The move comes hours after the administration blocked the testimony of U.S. ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland.

While many in the Trump White House are battle-tested from the Mueller investigation, this time is starting to feel different, aides and advisers said.

If there is hope in our present situation, it lies in the fact that the current occupant of the White House is opening our eyes to the reality that individuals with dangerous personalities can plunge entire societies into division and moral confusion.

A tree planted by Donald Trump and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron as a symbol of their countries’ ties has died, according to multiple media reports in France.

The U.S. Treasury says it won't be handing over President Donald Trump's tax returns, making a legal battle likely.

Michael Cohen enters jail, vows to 'share the truth' about Donald Trump

The man was in a "wheelchair-type scooter" and lit his jacket on fire while on Pennsylvania Avenue outside the North Lawn's fence, the Secret Service said.

US President Trump announced that a deal has been reached on legislation that would temporarily reopen the US government.

Top US diplomat in charge of European affairs resigns, citing personal reasons, according to a letter seen by Euronews.

Trump offers immigration protection in exchange for border wall

Trump told a reporter he could declare a national emergency build a wall between Mexico and the US without Congress' approval.

US President Donald Trump would cite national security grounds to sign the executive order, sources have told Reuters.

While it is impossible to know what will come out of these requests, the [Cummings] letters offer some clues about what Trump officials can expect in 2019.

It's part of background mosaic of lawlessness, but not the “high crimes and misdemeanors” defined as impeachable offenses.