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    Impeachment Probe Will Intensify This Week While Rest Of Congress Out On Recess
    Sep30

    Impeachment Probe Will Intensify This Week While Rest Of Congress Out On Recess

    Members of the House Intelligence Committee will remain in town this week to hold hearings as part of their impeachment probe, while the rest of Congress is on recess, Reuters reported. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) said Sunday that he expects the whistleblower, whose complaint is at the center of the impeachment...

    Former Ukrainian lawmaker says it was a “well-known fact” Trump wanted dirt on Biden
    Sep30

    Former Ukrainian lawmaker says it was a “well-known fact” Trump wanted dirt on Biden

    A former member of parliament and adviser to Ukraine’s president told CBS News’ Roxana Saberi it was a “well-known fact” that President Trump wanted “compromising” information on Joe Biden and that Ukraine’s president knew that U.S. aid to his country was at stake. …read more Source::...

    History Shows Impeachment Battles Risky and Unpredictable
    Sep30

    History Shows Impeachment Battles Risky and Unpredictable

    President Donald Trump made history this past week, but not the kind he had hoped for. Trump is now the fourth U.S. president to become the subject of an impeachment inquiry, the U.S. constitutional process whereby Congress may remove a president from office.But if history is any guide, both sides should take note that the politics of impeachment...

    Ukraine Wants to Stay Out of U.S. Domestic Affairs: Aide
    Sep30

    Ukraine Wants to Stay Out of U.S. Domestic Affairs: Aide

    KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine does not want to get involved in U.S. domestic affairs, an aide to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said, as an impeachment… …read more Source:: U.S....

    Kalmyks Protest Appointment Of Ex-Separatist Ukrainian Leader As Acting Mayor
    Sep30

    Kalmyks Protest Appointment Of Ex-Separatist Ukrainian Leader As Acting Mayor

    Protesters in Elista, the capital of Russia’s southwestern region of Kalmykia, have given authorities an October 1 deadline to remove its acting city mayor who is a former leader of Kremlin-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Trump allies pushed Biden-Ukraine allegations at key moments in campaign timeline
    Sep30

    Trump allies pushed Biden-Ukraine allegations at key moments in campaign timeline

    Trump’s inner circle was publicly trumpeting articles around the same time as his conversation with the Ukrainian president. …read more Source::...

    Now Some Ukrainians Want Transcripts of Zelensky-Putin Calls Released As Well…
    Sep30

    Now Some Ukrainians Want Transcripts of Zelensky-Putin Calls Released As Well…

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a press briefing in Kiev in June. (Photo by Sergei Supinsky/AFP/Getty Images) …read more Source:: CNS...

    Kamala Harris: Impeachment Hearings Won’t Take Long Since Trump Has ‘Confessed’
    Sep30

    Kamala Harris: Impeachment Hearings Won’t Take Long Since Trump Has ‘Confessed’

    This week on the Sunday news shows: Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif) explained the impeachment process will not take long, Hillary Clinton said Trump knows he’s an illegitimate president, and Robert De Niro said ‘”f— ’em” about Fox News critics during a CNN interview. Kamala Harris: Impeachment Hearings Won’t Take Long...

    Lawyers Express Safety Concerns For Trump Whistleblower
    Sep30

    Lawyers Express Safety Concerns For Trump Whistleblower

    Lawyers representing a whistleblower whose complaint has sparked an impeachment inquiry of U.S. President Donald Trump are stressing the need to protect the person’s identity, while the president says he deserves to “meet my accuser.”The legal team led by Andrew Bakaj issued a statement Sunday saying lawyers are continuing to...

    Report: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Ukraine See Funding Shortfalls For Humanitarian Crises
    Sep30

    Report: Afghanistan, Pakistan, Ukraine See Funding Shortfalls For Humanitarian Crises

    Global humanitarian assistance continues to rise albeit at a slower pace to reach over 200 million people deemed in need of humanitarian aid. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...