Trump clashes with Democrats as impeachment inquiry widens
President Trump argued with House Democrats in a tense exchange over impeachment while lawmakers announced a broad new subpoena plan for documents and witnesses. Pelosi and Schiff led the push, citing the Ukraine affair and a whistleblower complaint, signaling a deepening constitutional confrontation.
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Settlement reached in Las Vegas mass shooting case
Attorneys for about 2,500 victims say a settlement with MGM Resorts could pay between 735 million and 800 million dollars, funded by insurers and MGM. An independent administrator will distribute funds, with finalizing expected by late next year.
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UK Brexit proposals fail to win EU concessions
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged a domestic coalition for his revised Brexit plan, but EU leaders said the concessions fall far short of a deal. Tusk remained unconvinced, Varadkar called plans incomplete, and the EP Brexit group warned the proposals do not match what is needed for compromise.
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