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Trump lawyer warns impeachment bar set too low as president’s team concludes arguments

Trump lawyer warns impeachment bar set too low as president’s team concludes arguments

by Angelina Campanile, Joshua Irvine, Megan Lebowitz and Evan Ochsner | Jan 29, 2020 | Featured, Impeachment, Politics

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump’s defense team concluded its opening statement Tuesday, warning senators of undermining the Constitution and urging them to acquit the president. “Reject these articles of impeachment for our country and for the American...
Paths forward for Social Security, Medicare considered at Senate hearing

Paths forward for Social Security, Medicare considered at Senate hearing

by Olivia Olander | Jan 28, 2020 | Featured, Politics, Topics

WASHINGTON — A general sense of urgency overshadowed policy details at a Republican-led Senate hearing Tuesday about the rising costs of Social Security and Medicare. The Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee considered how to reconcile the...
Schumer continues push for witnesses in Senate trial

Schumer continues push for witnesses in Senate trial

by Angelina Campanile and Evan Ochsner | Jan 28, 2020 | Featured, Politics, Topics

WASHINGTON – Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer on Tuesday continued to publicly urge Republicans to join Democrats in voting to subpoena witnesses in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, saying new revelations should force the GOP lawmakers to get top...
Congresswomen ask colleagues to support paid family and medical leave

Congresswomen ask colleagues to support paid family and medical leave

by Gregory Svirnovskiy | Jan 28, 2020 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Democrat and Republican members of Congress agreed Tuesday that the federal government should do more to help families after the arrival of a child or when family members are ill — but they couldn’t agree on how to provide that help. At a House Ways and...
Trump’s defense team begins oral arguments, says Democrats have not met burden of proof

Trump’s defense team begins oral arguments, says Democrats have not met burden of proof

by Megan Lebowitz and Cassidy Wang | Jan 25, 2020 | Featured, Impeachment, Politics

WASHINGTON — After a mere two hours, President Donald Trump’s defense team concluded their first day of oral arguments in the Senate impeachment trial. The lawyers said they do not believe Democrats met the burden of proof and neglected to cite certain key pieces of...
‘A voice for the voiceless’: Protesters March for Life on Capitol Hill

‘A voice for the voiceless’: Protesters March for Life on Capitol Hill

by Rupa Palla | Jan 24, 2020 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON – Friday marked the 47th annual March for Life rally where pro-lifers from across the country came to Capitol Hill to support the movement. Matt Surdyke was one of the thousands in attendance. He came to represent those who have “no one to...
Impeachment managers conclude opening statements with continued calls for more evidence

Impeachment managers conclude opening statements with continued calls for more evidence

by Evan Ochsner | Jan 24, 2020 | Politics

WASHINGTON — Lead House impeachment manager Rep. Adam Schiff closed the Democrats’ three-day opening arguments in the Senate trial of President Donald Trump, pleading Friday for Republican senators to call the witnesses who were prevented from testifying in the...
Transgender women renew push for Equal Rights Amendment

Transgender women renew push for Equal Rights Amendment

by Angelina Campanile | Jan 23, 2020 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — Near freezing temperatures, rain and snow failed to prevent thousands of protesters from gathering in Freedom Plaza on Saturday morning and in several other locations across the country for the fourth annual Women’s March. On the first full day of...
Impeachment managers allege quid pro-quo, Giuliani ties to Trump

Impeachment managers allege quid pro-quo, Giuliani ties to Trump

by Sneha Dey, Olivia Olander, James Pollard, Benjamin Rosenberg, Gregory Svirnovskiy and Janea Wilson | Jan 23, 2020 | Featured, Impeachment, Politics

WASHINGTON-  House impeachment manger Sylvia Garcia said Thursday that President Donald Trump prioritized his personal interests over the country’s national security in a “gross abuse of power.” “If we allow this gross abuse of power to continue…then this...
Buttigieg wants to bring mayor’s perspective to White House

Buttigieg wants to bring mayor’s perspective to White House

by Alex Moore | Jan 23, 2020 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — The solutions that America’s cities need do not have to come from Washington because nobody can better build communities than America’s mayors, Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, told the Conference of American Mayors on Thursday. The...
School choice, religious liberty argued before SCOTUS

School choice, religious liberty argued before SCOTUS

by Zamone "Z" Perez and Olivia Olander | Jan 22, 2020 | Featured, Politics, SOTU2020

WASHINGTON— The Supreme Court’s conservative majority seemed to favor proponents of religious schooling during oral arguments on Wednesday by allowing parents to spend government tax credits on private religious education. The case, Espinoza v. Montana Department of...
Managers emphasize national security concerns in second day of trial

Managers emphasize national security concerns in second day of trial

by Martha Castro, Josh Irvine, Rupa Palla and Suzy Vazquez | Jan 22, 2020 | Featured, Impeachment, Politics

WASHINGTON — The House impeachment managers laid the groundwork for the case against President Donald Trump Wednesday, emphasizing that the president’s decision to withhold military aid from Ukraine threatened U.S. security. On the second day of the Senate impeachment...
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