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Foreign Affairs
Time to start using the i-word in discussing Biden’s fate?
His age and senility were always factors.
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Cooperating with the Taliban may be the only way to save Americans in Afghanistan
Rep. Peter Meijer, one of two lawmakers who flew to Kabul Tuesday and saw the very gate where 13 Americans…
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Unyielding
‘If I weren’t as sure as I am that he will be impeached, I would leave’: Cuomo staffer
'That culture also influenced the improper and inadequate ways in which the Executive Chamber has responded to allegations of harassment.'
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Law and Government
Cuomo accuser files criminal complaint with Albany Sheriff’s Office
Unsurprisingly, a spokesman for the governor denied that either incident occurred. Rita Glavin, Cuomo’s attorney, said the governor 'never groped…
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Law and Government
Jan. 6 commission is a thinly veiled third Trump impeachment
Despite the claim in her letter, Pelosi's interest is not in finding the truth
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Foreign Affairs
Irony alert: Biden holds back aid to Ukraine
If it weren't for double standards - well, you know the drill.
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Law and Government
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Law and Government
NY legislature ‘inching toward’ Cuomo impeachment probe, Dem. assemblyman says
A report from New York Attorney General Letitia James issued last month undercut Cuomo’s claims. The report said that the New York…
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Unyielding
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Law and Government
If the GOP wins the House in 2022, do they have a case for an impeachment of their own?
On Saturday, the Democrats lost their second farcical attempt to impeach Donald Trump, though they came closer. If they chose…
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Politics
Do Democrats think it’s OK to cheat if it’s just a little?
At yesterday's impeachment vote, several Republican senators followed their conscience and voted guilty. Zero Democrats voted to acquit, but that's…
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Law and Government
Senate acquits Trump despite ‘disgraceful’ conduct; lack of jurisdiction cited
Harsh criticism of Trump remains, in spite of acquittal in Senate trial.
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Law and Government
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Law and Government
Senate votes to allow witnesses in second Trump impeachment *UPDATE*: Never mind
According to ABC News's live coverage of the impeachment trial, House managers and the Trump defense team will now require…
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Law and Government
‘Impeachment is just the beginning’: Legal analyst predicts criminal charges for Trump
"The Republicans in the Senate may fall for that defense of ‘don’t believe your lying ears,’ but I don’t think…
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Politics
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Law and Government
Schiff: ‘People who believe in crazy, bat-sh*t conspiracy theories are members of Congress now’
The irony is thick enough to cut through with a knife.
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Law and Government
House managers’ ‘evidence’ in Senate trial encounters another tampering problem
Blue-check special, U.S. Senate chamber: 100% off on congressional credibility.
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Law and Government
At impeachment Dem prosecutors misquote law prof Jonathan Turley, who puts them on blast
It is clear that the impeachment rules for evidence will bear no more resemblance to an actual legal proceeding than…
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Law and Government
A closer look at the Democrats’ supposedly ‘damning’ incitement video
Never mind that Donald Trump's right of due process under the Constitution were never honored. Never mind that the trial…
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Law and Government
‘Extremely dangerous’ precedent will be set if Trump is acquitted, Dem rep says
'We just have to make the best case that we can and we have to say that you have an…
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Law and Government
Liz Cheney says ‘criminal investigation’ underway into whether Trump incited ‘premeditated violence’ at Capitol
Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) has taken at least part of a page out of Democrat Maxine Waters’s playbook.
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Politics
Preemption: Sudden narrative push before Trump Senate trial depicts election-rigging as election-‘fortifying’
The timelines always help. On Saturday 30 January, CNN reported that Trump and his first legal team had parted ways,…
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Law and Government
House impeachment managers invite Trump to testify under oath at Senate trial
Genius move, or own goal?
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Politics
Maxine Waters ups the ante, says Trump should be charged with premeditated murder
A couple of weeks ago House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared on MSNBC where she presented a theory of how Donald…
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Law and Government
Report: Trump’s impeachment team disbands days before Senate trial
Trump is accused of inciting his supporters to storm the U.S. Capitol following a rally in which he disputed the…
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Politics
The Senate likely won’t come close to the 67 votes needed to convict Trump, so why bother?
In an impassioned floor speech that Paul made before the vote was held, he noted that Chief Justice John Roberts…
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Social Issues
Rand Paul: If we’re going to impeach Trump for incitement, why not these Democrats?
Yesterday the Senate voted down Rand Paul's bid to abandon the misguided impeachment trial against former Pres. Donald Trump, which…
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Law and Government
Swalwell makes compelling case for why impeachment trial would be unethical
I would like to be able to say that this will be the Democrats' last-ever chance to impeach Donald Trump,…
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Law and Government
One constitutional stumbling block to Impeachment 2.0
As law professor Jonathan Turley has written regarding other constitutional roadblocks to this misadventure, the Democrats may rue the day…
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Law and Government
GOP Rep. Louie Gohmert accused of inciting more ‘uprisings’: He was quoting Pelosi
There are those who say, ‘What if we get rid of him [Trump]? Then we’ve got that Vice President and…
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Science and Technology
Science, science, science: Democratic lawmaker lowers mask to sneeze into hand
The video appears to show Cicilline using the hand he sneezed in to get up after sneezing.
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