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There Could Be a Second Whistleblower on Trump’s Dealings With Ukraine
The second official is considering coming forward and speaking to Congress, according to The New York Times.
The Political Giving History of Trump’s Ukraine Diplomats
Some of the diplomats caught up in Trump's Ukraine scandal were GOP donors and bundlers.
Trump’s Stonewalling of Impeachment Inquiry Is an Impeachable Offense
There is abundant evidence of abuse of power and obstruction of justice by Trump.
Palestinians Could Have Historic Influence in Israel’s Next Government
A coalition of major non-Zionist political parties exceeded expectations in September's snap election.
Lessons From Watergate: “How We Learned to Stop an Out of Control President”
We look back at the Watergate scandal, which led to Nixon's resignation in 1974.
Trump Energy Secretary Rick Perry Expected to Step Down by Year’s End
Perry has drawn scrutiny, since he led the U.S. delegation to Ukranian Prime Minister Volodymyr Zelensky's inauguration.
A Brief Guide to Giuliani’s Questionable Friends in Ukraine
Giuliani’s “anti-corruption” efforts have involved working with men who have their own questionable histories.
Trump Is Spreading Fear Because He Fears Impeachment
Trump's thirst for causing damage is equaled only by his power to do so.
Pelosi Wants to Prosecute Snowden But Protect Trump Whistleblower
Congressional leaders only champion whistleblowers when it suits them.
Conservative Groups, Foreign Governments Booked Trump Hotel Rooms They Don’t Use
The probe into the “ghost bookings” could factor into the House impeachment inquiry into Trump.