Friday's Headlines: Senate appears ready to reject witnesses in Trump impeachment trial
Analysis: 4 takeaways from the second day of questions in Trump's impeachment trial; Analysis: After dominating impeachment debate, Pelosi steps out of spotlight during trial; Coronavirus deaths surge as U.S. warns on China travel; Hong Kong shuts schools until March; Trump faces pressure to respond to coronavirus threat; What Bloomberg's $11 million Super Bowl ad would cost you on your budget; Trump's border wall, vulnerable to flash floods, needs large storm gates left open for months; Republican senators are being set up by the House; Trump says he cares about migrant trafficking. His policy tells a different story.; Don't let the defense fool you. This impeachment is all about corruption.; Mike Pompeo has a belligerent streak. He should be smart enough to fix it.; The impeachment trial hurtles toward its worst-case conclusion; Trump's anti-immigrant agenda isn't about rule of law or economics ; Trump, Republicans join forces to attack Biden ahead of Iowa caucuses; Antarctica's most dangerous glacier is melting from below, data shows; There are Super Bowls and there are Miami Super Bowls; Who's paying for Trump's impeachment defense?
The final outcome of Trump's Senate trial has never been in doubt. Instead, the main drama has been how much more Republican senators want to learn about what Trump did before deciding whether he should be convicted.
By Mike DeBonis, Seung Min Kim and David A. Fahrenthold ●Read more »
The focus is on the House managers prosecuting the case against President Trump in the Senate trial. Behind the scenes, the speaker is in contact with Schiff and her team.
Democrats, including 2020 presidential candidates Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, have argued that the president's policies make the United States more vulnerable to an infectious disease crisis.
By David Nakamura, Yasmeen Abutaleb and Josh Dawsey ●Read more »
The wall at the southern border likely will need hundreds of storm gates that must be kept open every summer, said officials, agents and engineers. The open, unmanned gates already have allowed smugglers and migrants to enter easily.
GOP lawmakers have used the spotlight of the president's impeachment trial to accuse Joe Biden of corruption, and several Trump campaign surrogates have ramped up their attacks against the former vice president.
In one of Earth's hardest locations to reach, scientists drilled through nearly 2,000 feet of ice to measure water temperatures in a cavity where the remote Thwaites Glacier meets the ocean.
Ann Marimow explores who is paying for the president's lawyers. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro tells The Post's Anthony Faiola that he's still firmly in control. And Marian Liu looks at the branding genius of K-pop group BTS.
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