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ary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. (Eryn Brown) Vice President Pence speaks before the unveiling of Neil Armstrong's A

to wait us out — to stall this proceeding — when the facts are already overwhelming.' ... Several key figures, including [Mulvaney], Vice President Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, former national security adviser John Bolton and [Giuliani], have declined to cooperate with the impeachment inquir

near, and the Department of the Interior is short hundreds of firefighters. The agency has about 500 fewer firefighters available than expected. (LA Times) 10. Chris Kraft, the aeronautical engineer widely considered the godfather of NASA's Mission Control, died at 95. His death came just two days af

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rol, died at 95. His death came just two days after the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. (Eryn Brown) EFTA00047237 Vice President Pence speaks before the unveiling of Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. (Andrew Harnik/AP) ALL THE

s near, and the Department of the Interior is short hundreds of firefighters. The agency has about 500 fewer firefighters available than expected. (LA Times) 10. Chris Kraft, the aeronautical engineer widely considered the godfather of NASA's Mission Control, died at 95. His death came just two days af

"convey[ed] their concerns to Vice President Mike Pence" at a breakfast meeting. The Washington Times (7

orgey, 4.29M) reports Republicans "express[ed] shock and discomfort over the `send her back' chants and "convey[ed] their concerns to Vice President Mike Pence" at a breakfast meeting. The Washington Times (7/18, Boyer, Mufioz, 492K) reports Rep. Mark Walker (R-NC) said, "I brought it up [with Pence].... I

and the departure of scores of scientists and policy experts — have put Americans at greater risk." The Hill (7/18, Mitchell, 2.98M) reports on the LA Times story, and notes that the LATimes "found that more than 100 scientists and policy experts with knowledge of radiological and nuclear threats were r