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starting with the deletion of explosive tweets that helped spark the infighting. "The detente is expected to continue next week, with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) tentatively scheduled to meet Thursday with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D- N.Y.)," Mike DeBonis reports. "The leaders of the House Dem

r back!' attacks. A crowd of cheering supporters at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was a loud counterpoint to a turbulent week." • Ashley Parker: "How a racist tweet became a Trump rally chant in three short days." • Fact Checker Sal Rizzo: "Trump falsely claims he tried to stop 'Send her b

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On the first day of the NATO Summit, Trump slammed French President Emmanuel Macron's criticism of NATO as "very, very nasty" and "disrespectful." Ashley Parker, Philip Rucker and Michael Birnbaum report: Referring to comments Macron made "last month in an interview with The Economist — in which Macron des

off any action — at least for now. ... "Rather than tabling the resolution, several Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee tried to persuade [Nancy] Pelosi and other leaders to refer the articles of impeachment to their panel. Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), a private supporter of

n American. "There is no room in America for racism, sexism, antisemitism, xenophobia and hate," Hurd tweeted after the vote, adding that he hopes Pelosi "also considers holding members of her own party accountable to the same degree to which she holds the President." After the 2018 elections, Hurd

hown no interest in toning down the incendiary rhetoric that has made him unpopular among black, Hispanic and female voters," Toluse Olorunnipa and Ashley Parker reported. "The plan includes solidifying and maximizing the support of Trump's base in a handful of key states while making marginal inroads with

off any action — at least for now. ... "Rather than tabling the resolution, several Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee tried to persuade [Nancy] Pelosi and other leaders to refer the articles of impeachment to their panel. Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.), a private supporter o

n American. "There is no room in America for racism, sexism, antisemitism, xenophobia and hate," Hurd tweeted after the vote, adding that he hopes Pelosi "also considers holding members of her own party accountable to the same degree to which she holds the President." After the 2018 elections, Hurd i

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r (D-N.Y.) pushed for launching impeachment proceedings against Trump EFTA00046463 during a private meeting on Wednesday, but he was rebuffed by Nancy Pelosi. From Politico: "At a caucus meeting following the hotly anticipated testimony ... Nadler suggested that several House committee chairs could begin

ic. "Even Democrats who favor impeachment acknowledged that Mueller's performance did not provide the made-for-TV moment for which they had hoped," Ashley Parker, Rachael Bade, Josh Dawsey and Mike DeBonis report. "The immediate upshot for Democratic leaders — who have faced turmoil within their caucus for

have come out for the impeachment inquiry since former special counsel Bob Mueller testified last week, despite continued resistance from Speaker Nancy Pelosi. That brings the total to 106 members, by our tally, which is just under half the Democratic caucus. The divisions in the Granite State capture in

" CONTENT FROM AT&T BUSINESS A More Secure Foundation for a 5G World Learn how businesses can help safeguard their data in a 5G-connected future Pelosi downplays impeachment calls after meeting with Rep. Ocasio-Cortez -- Trump has signaled repeatedly that he believes impeachment will help his reele

On the first day of the NATO Summit, Trump slammed French President Emmanuel Macron's criticism of NATO as "very, very nasty" and "disrespectful." Ashley Parker, Philip Rucker and Michael Birnbaum report: Referring to comments Macron made "last month in an interview with The Economist — in which Macron desc

rs to finish their report, saying only that 'we'll take the time that's necessary.- -- Amid tensions between the Trump administration and Democrats, Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin must work out a spending deal. Luckily, they appear to maintain a good rapport. From the Journal: "While the O

Republican delivered that message during a private phone call last month. -- Republican leaders are quick to blame Democrats, noting that Speaker Nancy Pelosi negotiated the deal with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. They say they needed to agree to higher spending levels to get support in Page 17679

ght's news and expressed amazement at the turn of events that led to Spencer's ouster. "This case is bananas," he said. "Yes, you can quote that." (Ashley Parker and Dan Lamothe) L Subscribe on Amazon Echo, Google Home, Apple HomePod and other podcast players. Welcome to the Daily 202, PowerPost's morning