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Two Giuliani Ukraine associates indicted on campaign finance charges
Ukraine’s president says there was ‘no blackmail’ in Trump call
Democrats raise fresh quid pro quo questions about Ukraine missile sale
Democrats subpoena Gordon Sondland after Trump intervenes
‘An avoidable, unforced error’: Trump’s Ukraine trap starts worrying allies
Trump impeachment tentacles ensnare a growing list of agencies
Pompeo defends phone call, saying Trump wanted to stop Ukrainian corruption
Secretary of state says ‘If you can help me with X, we’ll help you achieve Y.’
Joe Biden’s race against time
The former vice president’s most formidable opponent is not another Democrat. It’s our idea of what it means to be old.
Trump claims he has an ‘obligation’ to seek foreign help
The US president’s latest defense comes after the emergence of texts detailing effort to pressure Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
Trump was Pompeo’s ticket to power. Then he got burned by Ukraine.
Just as he reaches the apex of his influence with the president, the Ukraine scandal is threatening the secretary of state’s future ambitions.
Ukraine scandal ropes in the usual suspects
A pair of GOP operatives who played major roles in Lewinsky-era political intrigue are back.
Pompeo confirms he was on Trump’s Ukraine call
Secretary of state also defends the substance of the leaders’ conversation, which is at the heart of congressional Democrats’ impeachment inquiry.
A Trump hotel mystery: Giant reservations followed by empty rooms
The House is investigating whether groups tried to curry favor with Trump by booking rooms at his hotels but never using them.
US green-lights new missile sale for Ukraine
State Department approves sale of Javelin anti-tank missiles.
Ukraine president says he never met with Trump’s personal attorney
The comment comes a day after Giuliani was hit with a subpoena from the US House Intelligence Committee.
Trump grievance machine reaps millions off impeachment
US president’s campaign has turned impeachment into an organizing tool for supporters primed to back a candidate they see as under siege.
How US military aid became a lifeline for Ukraine
The US provided about $1.5 billion in military aid to Kyiv between 2014 and this past June, according to a Congressional Research Service analysis.
Ukrainian Embassy begs public to stop saying ‘the Ukraine’ after Trump flub
‘Be smart and avoid Soviet style clichés,’ says embassy in Washington.
David Cameron defends Biden Ukraine scenario
Former UK leader says Britain believed Kyiv needed to crack down on corruption.
Support for Trump’s impeachment jumps: poll
American voters are now evenly split on whether the president should be impeached.
Congress releases whistleblower complaint alleging Trump abused his office
Whistleblower says White House officials were “deeply disturbed” by Trump’s requests to Ukrainian president.
Trump rages at new impeachment inquiry
“This should never be allowed to happen to another President. Witch Hunt!”
The big impeachment question: Is this 1974 or 1998?
Nancy Pelosi cast aside her caution and went for the I-word on Tuesday. But politics is much more tribal, primal even, than it was in the 1990s.
Inside Trump world, public defiance vs. private anxiety over impeachment
Trump survived scandals and threats to his presidency. His latest problem could be more challenging.
It’s ‘Dictator Day’ at the UN — with Trump in the middle
From Bolsonaro to Sisi to Erdogan, the early speaking lineup at the U.N. General Assembly is replete with autocratic leaders.
Trump tries to make America relevant again at the UN
Here are four big questions (and answers) about the American president’s big address to the UN General Assembly.
Mike Pompeo puts onus in Ukraine squabble on Biden
US secretary of state says if former Vice President Joe Biden behaved inappropriately then ‘we need to know.’