Congressman calls for the impeachment of Donald Trump with incredibly passionate speech
U.S. Representative Al Green, D-Houston, called for the impeachment of President Donald Trump Wednesday morning. "All I can do is judge the situation as it is", he said. Such an early discussion of impeachment may be indicative of things to come for Trump. "That is our job, to be sober, to be passionate and to follow the facts wherever they may lead", he said.
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Turley On Trump And Comey: "A Cover-Up In Search Of A Crime"
Later, however, they said that Trump had planned to fire Comey regardless. Trump's Twitter rant renewed questions about the utility of press briefings and whether reporters would be better served if they spent their afternoons doing something else.
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It's obvious that some want to harm Trump: Ryan
And this makes possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian Federation all the more believable - as if the firing of FBI Director James Comey , who was directing an investigation into those ties, hadn't already taken us there.
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Emmanuel Macron angers French right by appointing 11 women in 'balanced' cabinet
The 39-year old president, who set up his own party just over a year ago and wants to smash the left-right divide, had already made conservative Edouard Philippe his prime minister earlier in the week. "They're trying to make a consensus government in order to get things done, so for the moment I'll give Macron the benefit of the doubt", said Clairinvest fund manager Ion-Marc Valahu.
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Trump willing to resolve with North Korea nuclear crises
Hong, chairman of the Korean Peninsula Forum and a former USA ambassador, led the Korean delegation to Washington Wednesday, the first meeting of an envoy of the new Moon administration with Trump. North Korea's foreign ministry rejected the statement, saying it infringed on its right to self-defense, particularly as the missile was sacked at a sharp angle to ensure the safety of neighboring countries.
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Labour proposes £48bn tax hike for business and high earners
Mr Corbyn sought to put some distance between Labour and the Conservatives on Brexit, promising that Labour would take a different approach in the negotiations, prioritising access to the single market and the customs union. Labour in opposition held 229 seats in the last parliament, but Mr McCluskey said: "I believe that if Labour can hold on to 200 seats or so it will be a successful campaign".
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How the Greens could wield power in a minority government
Andrew Weaver, whose Green party holds the balance of power, told reporters, "British Columbians were sold a bill of goods on LNG". That happened even though Clark spent $15 million in taxpayer dollars on partisan government advertising wrongly promoting the B.C.
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Planned Parenthood to close 4 Iowa clinics after funding cut
Planned Parenthood is planning to sell the building now housing the soon-to-be-closed Albuquerque Nob Hill clinic and use that money to build a "flagship family planning center" in the city sometime in the near future. A spokesperson for Planned Parenthood of the Heartland says the closings will reduce its facilities in the state, which provide abortions, from eight to five.
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Scores hurt, at least 2 die in Wisconsin, Oklahoma tornadoes
Another person was killed when a twister hit a housing subdivision in Oklahoma , CNN reported. "I've seen others where it's done bits and pieces, but nothing like this where you have that many individuals and families affected", said Walker.
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Turkey demands US fire envoy in spat over Syrian Kurds
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday he wanted Brett McGurk, the USA special envoy to the coalition against Islamic State, removed from his post, saying he supported Kurdish militants. A man with a bullhorn is repeatedly kicked in the face. CORNISH: Nine people were injured, at least two arrests were made, and D.C. police say more charges may be coming.
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Intelligence shared by Trump with Russian Federation came from Israel, reports say
Who was in the meeting? The Israelis had reportedly taken note of the warning and had been wary of sharing sensitive intelligence with the Trump administration. The White House was already reeling from its botched handling of Mr Trump's decision last week to fire James Comey , the FBI director who was overseeing the Russian Federation investigation.
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Mayhem avoided as US/EU say 'no' to laptop ban
In a letter to US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and European Transport Commissioner Violeta Bulc on Tuesday, Iata suggested increasing the use of explosives detectors and sniffer dogs to enhance airport security. Emirates - which was directly impacted by the original electronics ban - said last month it was cutting back on flights to the USA because of weak demand.






