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	trump As-it-happens update ⋅ January 15, 2021
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	As House votes to impeach him, Trump's focus shifts to brand rehabilitation NBC News Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, has spoken with senior Biden transition officials within the past 24 hours, Biden and Trump ... Flag as irrelevant
	House Republicans put divides over Trump's culpability on clear display NBC News Many Republicans mounted little defense of Trump's role in the Capitol riot, a stark reversal from last year's impeachment debate. Instead, much of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's speech is probably defensible in every court — except, perhaps, the Senate NBC News The Senate will now decide whether President Donald Trump should be convicted on the House's charge of incitement of insurrection, and there has ... Flag as irrelevant
	YouTube is suspending President Donald Trump's channel CNN A recent video on Trump's channel had incited violence, YouTube told CNN Business. That video has now been removed. YouTube initially declined to ... Flag as irrelevant
	McConnell Privately Backs Impeachment as House Moves to Charge Trump The New York Times In the House, Representative Kevin McCarthy, the minority leader and one of Mr. Trump's most steadfast allies in Congress, has asked other ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump conviction faces uphill climb in Senate. It could all come down to McConnell. NBC News Even as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., publicly flirts with supporting a conviction for Trump's role in the deadly attack on the Capitol ... Flag as irrelevant
	NYC axes all contracts with Trump as business backlash snowballs NBC News New York City is severing its multimillion-dollar contracts with the Trump Organization after President Donald Trump's involvement in last week's ... Flag as irrelevant
	House impeaches Trump for Capitol riot in historic bipartisan rebuke CBS News With just seven days left in Mr. Trump's term, the Senate trial could potentially stretch into the term of his successor. If that happens, the Senate could still ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Facebook and Twitter decided to take down Trump's accounts NBC News Mark Zuckerberg started to consider indefinitely suspending President Donald Trump's Facebook account late on the night of Jan. 6, just hours after a ... Flag as irrelevant
	House impeaches Trump for 'incitement of insurrection' CNN (CNN) The House voted Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump for a second time in a swift and bipartisan condemnation of the President's ... Flag as irrelevant
	What Kicking Trump Off Twitter Can — And Can't — Do FiveThirtyEight Research shows that this kind of deplatforming can work, but millions of Americans have already been exposed to Trump's lies and extremist rhetoric, ... Flag as irrelevant
	House pushes to remove Trump. Pence shoves back. Here's what happens now CNET President Trump has a little over a week left in office. A growing number of legislators think that's too long. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/Getty Images. Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter ban reveals that tech companies held keys to Trump's power all along Washington Post During President Trump's first impeachment, in December 2019, he tweeted more than 600 times — an average of 58 times a day. One of the last said, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Online extremists are ignoring Trump's call for calm Politico President Donald Trump has instructed his followers to not engage in political violence following the deadly riots on the Capitol on Jan 6. But the video ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's actions in last days as President increase his legal jeopardy CNN The wait has stopped prosecutors from contacting Trump's private banker or seeking interviews with employees of the Trump Organization, people ... Flag as irrelevant
	LIVE: Majority of House members vote for 2nd impeachment of Trump WCJB While Trump's first impeachment in 2019 brought no Republican votes in the House, at least eight House Republicans announced that they would break ... Flag as irrelevant
	EXPLAINER: Barring Trump from holding office again Associated Press Other Republicans are angry, and Trump would presumably be out of office before any vote is taken on whether to convict him. President-elect Joe ... Flag as irrelevant
	Inside Trump's final days: Aides struggle to contain an angry, isolated president Reuters Trump's fiery, grievance-filled speech from the Ellipse park on the southern outskirts of the White House was a central focus of this week's hastily ... Flag as irrelevant
	These are the companies dumping the Trump Organization The Real Deal The brokerage dropped its involvement with the effort to sell President Donald Trump's hotel in Washington, D.C., although it was unclear if the move ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Florida representatives voted on Trump impeachment Sun Sentinel 1. Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach (Trump +33%), no. 2. Neal Dunn, R-Panama City ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Science Explains Trump's Grip on White Males Scientific American How Science Explains Trump's Grip on White Males. Research on risk perception can help us understand the Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol. Flag as irrelevant
	Can Trump Pardon Himself Before He Leaves Office? | Voice of America - English Voice of America The riots led to Trump's historic second impeachment this week and sparked Democratic calls for a federal investigation into Trump's role in inciting the ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Ivanka Trump consoled Trump when A-listers shunned his inauguration Pacifica Tribune After Elton John and Trump's friend Andrea Bocelli said no, the search for artists to entertain at the 2017 inauguration became desperate, according to ... Flag as irrelevant
	AP FACT CHECK: Trump's call to action distorted in debate Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The House impeachment debate on Wednesday heard a distorted account of President Donald Trump's remarks to his ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump Tries to Clarify China Divestment Order for Wall Street Bloomberg If President-elect Joe Biden leaves Trump's order in place, U.S. investment firms and pension funds would be required to sell their holdings in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Self-pardon? It might not go how Trump thinks. Politico President Donald Trump's lawyers might also balk at writing up a pardon for him, especially if he seeks to sweep in his conduct in advance of and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Man holding Confederate flag in Capitol during pro-Trump riot turns himself in NBC News Man holding Confederate flag in Capitol during pro-Trump riot turns himself in. Kevin Seefried and his son surrendered to authorities after the FBI had ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump Opens Habitat of a Threatened Owl to Timber Harvesting The New York Times Going far beyond expectations, the Trump administration eliminated protection from more than three million acres of northern spotted owl habitat in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's approval rating craters in final days Politico A new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll pegs Trump's approval at just 34 percent, the lowest in four years of tracking opinions of the president's job ... Flag as irrelevant
	McConnell remains undecided on convicting Trump in Senate trial NBC News Simply being open to voting to convict is significant for McConnell, who denounced Trump's first impeachment as a political exercise with "zero ... Flag as irrelevant
	Donald Trump is going home a loser CNN MUST WATCH. See historic moment House reaches enough votes to impeach Trump 02:08. David Axelrod, a senior CNN political commentator and ... Flag as irrelevant
	House impeaches Donald Trump a second time, Meijer and Upton vote in favor Detroit Free Press Trump becomes the first president in U.S. history to be impeached twice as 10 Republicans — including Reps. Peter Meijer of Grand Rapids and Fred ... Flag as irrelevant
	What Polls Say About Trump's Impeachment and Possible Removal The New York Times What Polls Say About Trump's Impeachment and Possible Removal. Clear majorities of Americans believe the president is responsible for the riot at the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Brian Kemp has a Donald Trump problem CNN (CNN) President Donald Trump has been impeached (again). In less than a week, he won't be President of the United States. But the collateral ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's most enduring legacy could be the historic rise in the national debt Washington Post The combination of Trump's 2017 tax cut and the lack of any serious spending restraint helped both the deficit and the debt soar. So when the once-in-a- ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twice impeached, can Trump run for president again in 2024? WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando McConnell suggested in a statement that Trump's Senate trial will not start before Jan. 19, the day before Democrat Joe Biden is inaugurated as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ban Trump from running again? That's been tried elsewhere — with mixed results Washington Post He said Trump's efforts to overturn presidential election results amounted to "stabbing at the heart of democracy." "If he's allowed to run, the system has ... Flag as irrelevant
	The president as pariah: Trump faces a torrent of retribution over his role in the Capitol siege The Boston Globe President Trump spoke following touring a section of the border wall in Alamo, Texas, on Tuesday.MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images. Flag as irrelevant
	Moving day approaching at the Trump White House NBC News Stacks of empty boxes were delivered to the White House grounds Wednesday while the clock continues to tick down for the Trump administration. Flag as irrelevant
	QAnon reshaped Trump's party and radicalized believers. The Capitol siege may just be the start. Washington Post The online conspiracy theory, which depicts Trump as a messianic warrior battling 'deep state' Satanists, has helped fuel a real-world militant ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trump angrily watched impeachment proceedings while asking about path forward: Sources ABC News Impeachment debate key moments. House lawmakers voted to impeach President Donald Trump for a second time. Flag as irrelevant
	Trump's future looks rotten Washington Post President Trump faces a horrid future. He is the ... Trump may be sued civilly or charged criminally for tax avoidance or other financial crimes that state ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here's how Central Florida lawmakers voted on President Trump's impeachment WKMG News 6 & ClickOrlando President Donald Trump became the first president to be impeached twice on Wednesday. The House of Representatives voted 232-197 to impeach. Flag as irrelevant
	What Trump has to lose if removed from office WNDU-TV (WNDU) - One week after chaos unfolded at the U.S. Capital, President Donald Trump has been impeachment again during his presidency. This time, it ... Flag as irrelevant
	GOP's Kinzinger taking heat over Trump vote Crain's Chicago Business ... taking heat over Trump vote. The Illinois congressman, who voted to impeach, talks about his reasons, the impact on him and his future. Flag as irrelevant
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