Evening Edition: Impeachment witness Vindman removed from White House job
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Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman testified during the House impeachment inquiry into whether President Trump inappropriately pressured Ukraine's leader to launch investigations into Trump's political rivals.
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Philip Rucker on a president at his "strongest" politically after acquittal. And ahead of Sunday's Academy Awards, Sarah Hashemi explains why Hollywood still breaks awards down by gender.
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A federal appeals court in Washington unanimously dismissed a lawsuit filed by more than 200 Democrats in Congress seeking to enforce the Constitution's anti-corruption emoluments provision.
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The criticism came as the Vermont senator and the former mayor of South Bend, Ind., both claimed victory in Iowa and barreled toward Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire.
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