Democrats weigh impeachment risk as Trump inquiry advances
Democrats embrace a constitutional impeachment probe after a rough transcript showed Trump pressed Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden. Governors Walz and others caution the move may hurt gains in Trump districts, while Biden urges accountability amid mixed public opinion and looming primary season.
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Rouhani urges US to end maximum pressure policy
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called on the United States to cease its maximum pressure approach and pursue dialogue. He accused Washington of economic piracy after reimposing sanctions, while Iran's economy buckles under them and the nuclear deal unravels amid renewed enrichment. He denied involvement in drone and missile strikes on Saudi oil facilities and urged proof of wrongdoing.
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Johnson faces backlash over confrontational tone
British lawmakers condemned Prime Minister Boris Johnson for escalating division with charged Brexit rhetoric. The House rejected a one-week adjournment for Conservatives to attend their party conference, underscoring deep parliamentary rifts over Brexit and Oct 31 exit plans. Johnson defended his words while promising safer conduct and unity.
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