Thursday's Headlines: As Democrats unfold their case, Trump and GOP press ahead with attacks
Wednesday's Senate trial in 5 minutes; Gordon Sondland plugs away in Brussels while playing a central role in Trump's impeachment trial; Travel ban goes into effect in Wuhan as Chinese authorities try to stop coronavirus spread; GOP state lawmakers push bills to restrict medical treatments for transgender youths; 'S.O.S.! PLEASE HELP ME!' The Senate falls to pettifoggery.; The coronavirus has landed in the U.S. Here's how we can reduce the risk.; Voters have concerns about the electoral college. One thing is being cleared up.; We need a political system that isn't so sure of itself; Governments need people's trust to stop an outbreak. Where does that leave us?; Mitch McConnell has failed the Republican Party; Top U.N. court orders Myanmar to halt violence and prevent genocide against Rohingya; Firefighting plane crashes in Australia, killing three Americans; World leaders convene in Jerusalem to remember Holocaust, counter anti-Semitism; Battle over Social Security spills into presidential race as Democrats spar and Trump weighs in; Airlines would no longer be required to accommodate emotional support animals under proposal; New Trump administration rule could make it more difficult for some pregnant women to get U.S. visas
The barrage provided a sharp contrast to the Democratic House managers, who struck a chastened tone in the Senate chamber Wednesday after a rare scolding from Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
IMPEACHMENT●By Seung Min Kim, Elise Viebeck and Colby Itkowitz ●Read more »
From Adam Schiff's opening statements to criticism of Jerry Nadler's performance to senators blatantly breaking the rules and getting out of their seats.
Impeachment | Analysis●By Amber Phillips ●Read more »
The city has a population of 11 million and is at the center of key air and rail routes. The ban comes as the virus's death toll increased to 17 and during the busiest travel period of the year in China.
More than half a dozen statehouses are considering bills that would penalize medical professionals — and, in at least one case, parents — who give young people access to puberty-blocking medicines and other treatments.
By Emily Wax-Thibodeaux and Samantha Schmidt ●Read more »
The ruling by the International Court of Justice represented the first international reckoning against Myanmar over its alleged atrocities against the Rohingya.
The rules sought by the Department of Transportation narrow the definition of service animal to dogs that have received individualized training to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability. The proliferation of animals has led to conflict and sometimes injury.
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