Luke Johnson

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  • Senate Impeachment Trial Of President Trump ContinuesPolitics

    Looking at Trump’s likely acquittal, Republicans shift defense from ‘no quid pro quo’ to ‘already been proven’

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    John Bolton Bombshell Roils Impeachment Trial

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  • Senate Iran BriefingPolitics

    Congress Confronts Its Powerlessness on Iran

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  • Senior Advisor Kellyanne Conway Holds Press BriefingPolitics

    Congress Crams Grab Bag of Policies Into Spending Bills as Impeachment Vote Looms

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  • USMCA NAFTAPolitics

    Democrats Embrace Controversial Strategy With Trump, Trade, and Impeachment

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  • Impeachment Hearing LivePolitics

    ‘We Must Move Swiftly.’ Democrats Won’t Wait on Impeachment

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  • House Intelligence Committee Holds Hearing On Impeachment Inquiry Of President TrumpPolitics

    Despite Impeachment Bombshells, Democrats Don’t Want to Battle for Additional Witnesses

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  • House Intelligence Committee Continues Open Impeachment HearingsPolitics

    ‘Stalemate.’ Gordon Sondland’s Revelations Reveal House’s Deep Divide on Impeachment

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  • House Intelligence Committee Continues Open Impeachment HearingsPolitics

    Republicans Continue to Attack Impeachment Witnesses Rather Than Defend Trump’s Call

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  • Former U.S. Ambassador To Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch Testifies At Impeachment HearingPolitics

    Trump’s Twitter Attack on Yovanovitch Rocks Republican Impeachment Defense

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  • Ambassador Bill TaylorPolitics

    ‘Alarming’ vs. ‘Hard for Me to Stay Awake.’ Bill Taylor Testimony Provokes Wildly Different Reactions

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  • House Votes To Formalize Impeachment InquiryPolitics

    House Democrats’ Vote Today Marks New Stage in Impeachment Inquiry

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  • Representative Jerry Nadler, a Democrat from New York and chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, speaks to members of the media after a markup on resolution for investigative practices in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019. The Judiciary Committee voted 24-17 to adopt rules that would apply for impeachment hearings, allowing staff legal experts to publicly question witnesses and some evidence to be considered behind closed doors. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesPolitics

    With Impeachment Resolution Vote, House Democrats Now Want to ‘Call Bluffs’

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  • Bill TaylorPolitics

    ‘This Is a Sea Change.’ Taylor Testimony Blows Open Impeachment Inquiry

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  • House-Democrats-Trump-ImpeachmentPolitics

    House Democrats Brush Off Obstruction—But Don’t Have Easy Answers

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