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And then why did you leave . Why did you go when you went, yes. Both of those things are, are fascinating. Yes. And hes got a story to tell. Well, im going to ive got my source, nimy sneaky sour. Im going to try t. Thank you, rachel. The breaking news of the hour is, big surprise, it was giuliani. Rudy giuliani told cnn tonight that the very strange package of information that the state department and Inspector General rushed over to Congress Today was originally sent to the secretary of state by Rudy Giuliani himself. A written statement by three house chairmen tonight came very close to accu...

Report, arguing that President Trump has, quote, be trayed the nation by abusing his high office to enlist a foreign power in corrupting democratic election. The house is all but certain to approve those two articles, paving a way next month in the u. S. Senate. Chuck schuchater has delivered the democrats opening salvo on how the trial should be conducted. In a letter to mcconnell, schumer said democrats believe strongly that this trial must be one that is fair, that considers all the relevant facts and exercise the senates sole power of impeachment under the constitution with integrity and d...

Impeachment inquiry, but his appearance moments before he took the stand we got his bombshell statement on live tv. Heres how the coverage played out. We just got, by the way, ed, we just got Opening Statement of ambassador sondland. And i go to page five of it where he says the suggestion that we were engaged in some irregular or rogue diplomacy is absolutely false. Ive now identified certain state Department Emails and messages that provide contemporaneous support from my view. These emails show that the leadership of state, nsc, and the white house were all informed about the ukraine effort...

A collection of posters delivering various perspectives on human rights crises happening around the world, especially the Gaza Strip, began a months-long 'roving exhibition' this week at Loft Ground in downtown Seoul.

After weeks of media buzz and national concerns surrounding the 25th World Scout Jamboree in Korea, the high-profile international event has finally ended. Although the Jamboree aimed to showcase Korea's hospitality on the global stage, it faced organizational issues that raised fears of a damaged reputation. Despite this, the commitment of governments and politicians to invest resources in ensuring the Scouts' comfort is commendable.