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World News Paper: New claim raises the stakes

Nov 14, 2019 21:30

Early Day 1, the revelation of an overheard call drives story ahead. To the surprise of nearly everyone, there was a surprise.
World News Paper: House set for showdown at public hearing

Nov 13, 2019 21:35

The House will begin the public phase of its impeachment inquiry Wednesday with Democrats and Republicans prepared to offer competing narratives of whether President Trump inappropriately pressured Ukraine to investigate his political rivals, during televised hearings that could determine the fate of his presidency. 101/219
World Newspapers: New pride in dissent at US State department

Nov 12, 2019 21:29

State Department Foreign Service officers usually express their views in formal diplomatic cables, but these days they are using closed Facebook groups and encrypted apps to convey their pride in Marie L. Yovanovitch, the ousted ambassador to Ukraine, whose House testimony opened the floodgates on the impeachment inquiry into President Trump. 214/216
World newspapers: Dueling strategies on hearings to impeach

Nov 11, 2019 21:09

Republicans and Democrats are battling over witnesses.
World Newspapers: Colleges move to confront addiction

Nov 10, 2019 21:12

Local campuses offer rehab aid for struggling students. 104/216
World Newspapers: Bolton dangles vital knowledge of Ukraine push

Nov 09, 2019 21:25

A lawyer for John R. Bolton said he had information to share with impeachment investigators. But, so far, he will not defy the White House. 101/219
World Newspapers: Merkel locks horns with Macron after he attacks 'brain dead' Nato

Nov 08, 2019 21:14

French President Emmanuel Macron has opened a rift with Germany and other Nato allies weeks ahead of a vital summit after he warned that the trans-Atlantic security alliance was suffering "brain-death".
World News Paper: Witnesses Fill in the Blanks

Nov 07, 2019 21:09

Over the past month, more than a dozen witnesses have been called before a trio of house committees and questioned for hours about President Trump and Ukraine.
World Newspapers: Envoy to EU revises account of Ukraine talks

Nov 06, 2019 21:58

In a significant revision to his testimony nearly three weeks ago before House impeachment investigators, the US ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sondland, now says he told a Ukrainian official that security assistance to the country would be likely to resume only if the authorities in Kyiv opened investigations requested by President Trump that could be damaging to former vice president Joe Biden.
World Newspapers: 2 envoys in inquiry describe pressure

Nov 05, 2019 21:00

'Crazy' and a 'hand grenade': Here's how House impeachment witnesses describe elements of Trump's Ukraine policy.