Evening Edition: House managers, Trump lawyers face questions from senators
New phase in impeachment changes Roberts's role: Less substitute teacher, more judge; Trump administration issues new sanctions related to Russia's takeover of Crimea; The 3 most interesting Q&As from the Senate impeachment trial, so far ; Airlines cut routes; Starbucks temporarily closes 2,000 stores in China over coronavirus concerns; Jail staff mocked a sick man and denied care as he begged for help, video shows. Days later, he was dead.; Anti-human-trafficking groups refuse to attend Ivanka Trump's White House summit; Jeff Bezos's iPhone had Apple's state-of-the-art security, and that may have helped its alleged hackers; Trump signs trade deal with Mexico and Canada, revamping North American trade rules; Old clothes, new customers: Nordstrom becomes latest big retailer to sell secondhand items
Action targeting several "so-called" officials of the "so-called Republic of Crimea" comes on the eve of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit to Ukraine.
Some of the world's largest corporations shuttered operations in China as the worsening outbreak threatened to take a lasting financial toll and the World Health Organization calls for an emergency committee meeting.
Angry over the administration's treatment of immigrant trafficking victims, leaders of major organizations are boycotting the event, which the president plans to attend.
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