Wednesday's Headlines: Ukraine prosecutor offered information related to Biden for ambassador’s ouster, records show
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The cache of documents included menacing messages written by an associate of Lev Parnas suggesting he had then-U.S. Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch under surveillance.
IMPEACHMENT●By Paul Sonne, Rosalind Helderman and Tom Hamburger ●Read more »
A group of influential swing GOP senators is pushing to hold a vote on whether to call witnesses later in the proceedings. At the same time, the Senate's right flank is increasingly making the case for a more aggressive posture in defense of President Trump.
By Seung Min Kim, Elise Viebeck and Robert Costa ●Read more »
The vote ends one political standoff but sets the stage for an intense partisan fight in the heat of an election year. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said opening arguments are unlikely to begin for another week.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders addressed their feud without damaging themselves, while Pete Buttigieg's dull performance landed him in the loser column for the first time.
Flynn, the highest-ranking Trump official charged and convicted in special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's probe of Russian election interference, alleges that prosecutors demanded he testify falsely.
Avenatti, who is accused of extorting Nike for up to $25 million and stealing millions of dollars from clients, was arrested by IRS agents during an appearance before the State Bar Court in Los Angeles.
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