Iran frees Princeton scholar in prisoner exchange in Zurich
Iran and the United States swapped detainees in Zurich with Chinese American Princeton graduate student Xiyue Wang released in exchange for Iranian scientist Massoud Soleimani. Wang had been jailed since 2016 on espionage claims while Soleimani faced a Georgia trial and is reportedly returning to Iran soon.
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PG&E reaches 13.5 billion wildfire settlement in bankruptcy case
Pacific Gas and Electric says it has agreed to a 13.5 billion settlement to resolve major claims from the 2017 Northern California wildfires, the 2018 Camp Fire, and earlier blazes. The deal, still needing court approval, aims to help emerge from Chapter 11 by June 30, 2020 and depends on judge approval and bankruptcy reorganization.
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Impeachment collides with funding deadline in December rush
In Washington the impeachment battle with President Trump collides with December funding deadlines. Pelosi navigates a busy two weeks balancing border wall funding, the year end spending bill, and an updated NAFTA pact while McConnell criticizes delays in the defense budget. Pelosi aims to avert a shutdown as a $1.4 trillion catchall spending package looms and talks advance on defense policy and parental leave for federal workers.
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Impeachment Report Frames Abuse and Bribery Case
Democrats publish a history based report outlining potential impeachment grounds against President Trump for pressuring Ukraine to investigate rivals and withholding military aid to counter Russia, framing the issue as an abuse of office and obstruction aligned with constitutional high crimes. The document discusses Founders views and signals articles drafted for vote next week.
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