Saturday's Headlines: Senate set to acquit Trump next week after bid for witnesses is defeated
Endangered Republicans go all-in on Trump, rallying to his side in the final days of impeachment fight; 'A permanent asterisk': Acquittal at hand, Democrats sow doubt about Trump trial; Border restrictions intensify as coronavirus takes root around China, spreads across globe; New emails show how President Trump roiled NOAA during Hurricane Dorian; Amy Klobuchar was kicked out of the hospital 24 hours after giving birth. Her outrage fueled her political rise. ; The cringing abdication of Senate Republicans; When the trial ends, the Senate's reputation will be hopelessly in tatters; Removing Trump wouldn't 'overturn' 2016. The results will be with us forever.; Trump won't be removed. But we'll be fine.; The Senate impeachment trial was rigged! ; This Black History Month, let's focus on the present; Trump expands immigration ban to six more countries; Bolton faces potential legal battles in standoff with White House over book; Los Angeles Lakers honor Kobe Bryant with emotional tribute before first game following NBA superstar's death; It wasn't just the National Archives. The Library of Congress also balked at a Women's March photo.; Who's paying for Trump's impeachment defense?
Soon the questions surrounding President Trump's actions toward Ukraine will move from the Senate floor to the campaign trail, where voters instead of lawmakers will weigh the evidence in the heat of the 2020 presidential election.
By Elise Viebeck, Mike DeBonis and Seung Min Kim ●Read more »
Before becoming a Minnesota senator and now a Democratic presidential candidate, Klobuchar pushed for a law to guarantee new mothers a 48-hour hospital stay.
The Trump administration cited national security concerns in Nigeria and other nations. Critics say the move discriminates against black immigrants, Asians and Muslims.
By Maria Sacchetti, Abigail Hauslohner and Danielle Paquette ●Read more »
The former national security adviser's book is scheduled to be released in March, even after the National Security Council warned his attorney that it will have to be revised.
By Tom Hamburger, Josh Dawsey and Derek Hawkins ●Read more »
Ann Marimow explores who is paying for the president's lawyers. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro tells The Post's Anthony Faiola that he's still firmly in control. And Marian Liu looks at the branding genius of K-pop group BTS.
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