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The weather is warming up. The sun is going down later and later. Cabin fever is creeping in. Let the food truck festivals commence. Last year, we missed strolling through rows of food trucks, the smell of crisp falafel, juicy wings and fresh-made donuts wafting through the air, a smorgasbord of cuisine hand-held for your convenience. Not to mention, live music and beer gardens. Food and drink festivals are back, with capacity limits and plenty of hand sanitizer. Here are a few upcoming festivals where you can stretch your legs and expand your palates. All are subject to cancellation or ...

Murkowski did not say how she would vote on conviction She previously called on him to resign  Says he 'incited violence'  'I don't think there's 17,' said Rep. Jim Clyburn of Senate GOP votes to convict The Senate is expected to try President Trump after he leaves office Clyburn also said 'things could come up' during trial  Trump issued video on White House Twitter account of more than five-minute address from the Oval Office Wednesday Clearly reading from a prompter, he finally 'unequivocally' condemned violence at what he called 'calamity' at the Capitol   The House voted 232-197 to...

Trump issues video on White House twitter account of more than five-minute address from the Oval Office Clearly reading from a prompter, he finally 'unequivocally' condemned violence at what he called 'calamity' at the Capitol He even addressed his own supporters, pleading 'no violence, no vandalism, no lawbreaking' at future demonstrations he said were planned Video was issued at the same moment as Nancy Pelosi signed - or 'engrossed' the newly-passed article of impeachment, charging Trump with incitement of insurrection The House voted 232-197 to impeach Trump with 10 Republicans joining t...

Donald Trump is STILL considering a self-pardon and wanted to go to the floor of the House to defend himself when he was being impeached, insiders reveal - but aides stopped him and persuaded him to make video instead President Donald Trump is still weighing a self-pardon in his final days in the White House, a report revealed Wednesday evening, confirming concerns from Democrats  Trump's advisers claim they had to persuade him not to march down to the House floor to defend himself against impeachment as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pushed through a vote Wednesday Instead, they were able to co...