Saturday's Headlines: In campaign of retribution, Trump punishes impeachment witnesses
Candidates clash on electability and policy in blistering presidential debate; Democrats fight over who can beat an emboldened Trump; Analysis: The night's winners and losers ; Fact Checker: Eight claims that caught our attention; This vulgar man has squandered our decency; McConnell and the GOP Senate are accomplices to Trump's wrongdoing; What the New Hampshire debate tells us and what it doesn't; Think Iowa was a mess? Black voters deal with similar chaos all the time.; Is Sanders an election-year disaster waiting to happen?; The virus that shook China's system; NTSB report gives no indication of engine failure in helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, 8 others; First American and Japanese deaths reported in coronavirus epidemic; Hundreds of miles from Hubei, additional 30 million Chinese are in coronavirus lockdown; Love and politics survey: Strong views on Trump can be a big dating dealbreaker; The Oscars nominated 'Parasite' but looked right past its all-Asian cast. It's part of a pattern.; 'Unshackled and unleashed': Trump, post-acquittal
The White House ousted Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman from his post on the National Security Council and recalled U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, moves that were condemned as vindictive and an attempt to intimidate officials.
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Four big cities in Zhejiang, one of the country's most prosperous regions, are now at a standstill as Communist leaders struggle to contain the deadly outbreak.
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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