Wednesday's Headlines: McConnell says he currently lacks votes to block witnesses
Anatomy of a 'smear': How Bolton became a target of the pro-Trump Internet; Can the coronavirus be contained? Unknowns complicate response.; Nations repatriate citizens from Wuhan as 1,000 new coronavirus cases appear in China; Lack of 'black box' could hinder Bryant crash probe; Republicans will set a bad precedent if they vote to hear from Bolton; Can Bloomberg forge a truce with black voters?; Trump's defense, lost in space; Trump and Netanyahu have made Mideast peace even more distant ; Confronting the reality of sexual violence is hard. Even for Oprah.; Trump is squeezing the Palestinians. It might work. ; A new national poll answers a critical question: Who is the second choice of Democratic voters?; Trump officials frustrate senators with Iran briefing as House readies votes to restrain further hostilities; Maryland officer faces murder charge in shooting of handcuffed suspect; Brexit Day is nearly upon the United Kingdom. So what changes after Jan. 31?; Photos of Nazis at notorious Sobibor death camp are the first of their kind
The White House urged a quick acquittal, arguing that convicting President Trump "would cause serious and lasting damage to the people of the United States and to our great country."
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL●By Erica Werner, Seung Min Kim and Rachael Bade ●Read more »
The 24 hours that followed revelations about the former national security adviser's book showed how the president's most fervent online supporters use conspiracy theories to defend him.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL●By Isaac Stanley-Becker ●Read more »
Three weeks after the coronavirus emerged as a health crisis, experts can't yet say whether their efforts will succeed at containing an infection that threatens more than 14 countries.
In Iowa, second choices are critical, since the state's caucuses force some voters to choose another candidate before the caucus is over. On Tuesday, new data emerged looking at this question on a national level.
Campaign 2020 | Analysis●By Philip Bump ●Read more »
Senators blasted State Department officials for holding a closed-door session when none of the information they shared was classified. The House is expected to vote this week on two measures limiting the president's ability to engage in hostilities against Iran.
The Prince George's County police chief said that bringing such a charge against an officer within 24 hours of an incident is "unprecedented." William Green, 43, was killed while sitting in the passenger side of a police car with his hands cuffed behind his back.
By Rachel Chason, Dan Morse and Justin Jouvenal ●Read more »
The biggest jolt to British politics in a generation won't be felt by most until the end of an 11-month transition period. That's when everyone will see a profound change in Britain's relationship with Europe and the world.
Historians have unearthed hundreds of photos of the camp and other key sites in the Nazi extermination machine, stashed for decades in albums belonging to the camp's deputy commandant and in the attic and cupboards of the family home.
By Debbie Cenziper and Loveday Morris ●Read more »
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