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Trump defiance could push more Democrats into ‘impeachment camp,’ Connolly says

House Democrats are divided on the question of whether to begin impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., says that while he thinks “we have seen a massive cover-up on so many fronts” by the president --…

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Nation Dec 05

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Politics Dec 05

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World Dec 05

Trump admin claims Iran killed more than 1,000 in recent protests

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

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World Dec 05

North Korea threatens to again call Trump a ‘dotard’

By Hyung-Jin Kim, Associated Press

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Science Dec 05

How police shootings of unarmed black Americans could be harming the health of black infants

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World Dec 05

Mass strike in France hits trains, Eiffel Tower

By Angela Charlton, Sylvie Corbet, Associated Press

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World Dec 05

Anti-headscarf law activist sues Iran in U.S. over harassment

By Jon Gambrell, Associated Press

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Nation Dec 05

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World Dec 05

Dozens of migrants drown off coast of Mauritania

By Ahmed Mohamed, Carley Petesch, Associated Press

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Politics Dec 05

WATCH: Pelosi approves drafting impeachment articles against Trump

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Nation Dec 04

Virginia moves to drop work requirement for Medicaid

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Politics Dec 04

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