Evening Edition: Democrats press to call witnesses; Republicans angle for swift acquittal of Trump
Republicans angle for swift acquittal of Trump; New recording shows access Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman had to Trump at Mar-a-Lago donor event; White House to propose keeping Ukraine aid intact in new budget; U.S. reports first person-to-person transmission; Threats against the author of 'American Dirt' threaten us all; Winning recipes for your Super Sunday celebration; A quarter of 2016 Sanders supporters now back Elizabeth Warren; New FDA chief vows tougher action on youth vaping if needed ; There's a factory in Iran making U.S. and Israeli flags. They're for people to burn.; Titanic's wreckage was hit by a submarine six months ago. The accident went unreported, court documents allege.
Senators reconvened Thursday for a second day of questions to House impeachment managers and President Trump's lawyers ahead of a crucial vote expected Friday on whether to call witnesses to testify about the president's conduct toward Ukraine.
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The April 2018 gathering in Florida came days before the two men would dine with the president as part of a donor event at his Washington hotel, an encounter captured on a video released last week by Parnas's attorney.
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The White House will propose keeping security assistance for Ukraine at current levels when it releases its upcoming budget, abandoning past attempts to slash State Department funding for Ukraine.
As the Trump administration's partial ban on e-cigarette products is set to take effect Feb. 6, Stephen Hahn said he would take tougher steps to reduce teen vaping if necessary.
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