The new plan will strip states’ ability to issue work requirement waivers unless a county has an unemployment rate of 6% or higher.
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Trump aims for role of statesman, but shatters NATO unity message
The president calls Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ‘two-faced’ and French President Emanuel Macron ‘nasty’ during a trip that exposed the alliance’s divisions.
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Legal scholars make case for impeachment; Democrats say they’re all in
In a starkly partisan undertaking, House Democrats are charging toward a Christmastime vote on removing President Trump.
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Leonard Pitts: Republicans who are that disgusted with Trump should go public with it
Republican lawmakers who disavow the president only in private aren’t part of the solution – they’re part of the problem.
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Five takeaways from the House Intelligence Committee’s impeachment report
Analysis: Democrats’ most solid evidence against the president in the matter of his Ukraine dealings came from things the Trump White House did and said.
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Commentary: Answers to these five questions will determine path forward for impeachment
Will the impeachment go narrow or broad? Will Devin Nunes be toppled? And will Mick Mulvaney, John Bolton and Mike Pompeo have to come forward?
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NATO hopes to get through 70th anniversary without drama from Trump or Macron
Every last detail of this anniversary get-together has been choreographed to minimize Trump’s opportunities to blow up the program.
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Trump campaign won’t allow Bloomberg reporters at events
The news follows Bloomberg News editor’s announcement that the organization would not investigate their own boss or other Democratic candidates.
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House impeachment report to be unveiled as Judiciary Committee prepares for hearing
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Monday the House should suspend its inquiry while the president is overseas.
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Trump counsel says president won’t participate in House Judiciary Committee’s first hearing
Pat A. Cipollone, who did not rule out participation in future proceedings, characterized the first hearing to be held by the House Judiciary Committee as unfair.