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Monday, February 3, 2020
Evening Edition: Closing arguments in impeachment trial conclude in Senate
Republicans say Trump has learned his lesson on impeachment. The evidence suggests otherwise.; HHS tells Congress it may need to tap millions of additional dollars to battle virus ; China built a massive hospital in 10 days to combat coronavirus. It's not enough.; Candidates make a final, frenzied push; President Trump's travel ban is expanding; Conservatives spread false claims on Twitter about electoral fraud as Iowans prepare to caucus; Most of Trump's grants of clemency bypass DOJ, go to well-connected offenders; Rape accuser in Weinstein case faces tough questions on cross-examination; Much of eastern Europe saw warmest January on record
House managers argued Monday that senators have a "duty" to remove President Trump from office as they held closing arguments in the impeachment trial after last week's vote not to call witnesses regarding his conduct toward Ukraine. The trial is expected to end Wednesday with an acquittal.
Sens. Lamar Alexander (Tenn.) and Joni Ernst (Iowa) indicated the president mishandled the Ukraine situation, but they said they believe he won't make the same mistake again.
Abigail Hauslohner outlines the expansion of Trump's travel ban. Beth Reinhard investigates the new reality of presidential pardons. And Dan Balz explains whether a president can be impeached more than once.
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As the administration takes its cues from celebrities, political allies and Fox News, thousands of offenders who followed petition rules wait as cases that were brought directly to Trump leaped to the front of line.
Helsinki, Oslo, Copenhagen and Stockholm surpassed freezing every day in January for the first time. Moscow's average January temperature was above freezing for the first time.
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