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The Watergate journalist called the likely vote to block witnesses in Donald Trump's impeachment trial a "really shameful episode."
The Tennessee Republican said he would vote against witnesses, likely ensuring a quick end to the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
The Republican senator’s vote all but assures no more witnesses will be allowed to testify and that he will be acquitted as early as Friday.
They're not confident about winning enough Republican support to subpoena witnesses and new documents in the impeachment trial of Donald Trump.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Republicans for the Rule of Law says “Americans deserve the truth" in its new spots targeting Mitt Romney, Susan Collins and more.
Behind the scenes, a debate is raging between moderates and hard-liners about whether to call witnesses in the upcoming trial.
Republicans with political wiggle room say it could be worse. Others in tight races are playing dumb.
The $1 million campaign by a group of prominent conservatives is targeting GOP senators with the message, “Stand up and say it’s wrong.”
The “Shake It Off” singer kicked off Pride Month by asking her fans to flood their senators with letters asking them to support the Equality Act.
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) urged the administration not to proceed with what he called the "unnecessary and unwise" move to bypass Congress.