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The ukraine phone call. But we start with a tale of two parties on this day four of the impeachment inquiry and the house entering a new phase after a week of damaging testimony against the president. Republicans are weighing a new defense strategy. The Washington Post today reporting a growing number of gop senators are considering acknowledging trumps quid pro quo on ukraine and, quote, insisting that the president s action was not illegal and does not rise to the level of an impeachable offense. The president , on the other hand, taking a different approach, slamming democrats and trashing ...

Sondland that a package of military assistance for ukraine would not be released until the country committed to investigations into the bidens. The urgent inquiry into the impeachment is growing for democrats, the timeline is sha rinching. My republican colleagues in the white house have obstructed the investigation. We have breaking news, multiple outlets are reported that Lieutenant Colonel vinland testified that when he brought concerns about President Trumps phone call to the nscs top lawyer, that Lieutenant Colonel vinland was told by the lawyer, dont tell anyone about it. House democrats...

Keep his tax returns private. It is day 41 of the impeachment inquiry. President trump is in new york this morning after attending a ufc fight last night. His first appearance in his hometown since announcing he changed his residency to florida. The president was greeted by protesters outside the arena and inside a mixed reception. Meanwhile, another fight for the president moves in washington over impeachment. Congress gearing up for the next phase of its investigation. The Washington Post reporting House Democrats are pivoting from fact finding to a campaign of persuasion. Privately sketchin...

Madam Mar­cella Sam­ba-Sesay, the Chair­person, National Election Watch, has blamed the backsliding of Africa’s democ­racy on...

The Chairperson of National Election Watch, Madam Marcella Samba-Sesay, has blamed the backsliding of Africa's democracy on the failure of elected leaders to deliver.