House Judiciary readies impeachment vote and clerical rules
The House Judiciary Committee plans a procedural vote as early as next week to set impeachment hearing rules. The move would mirror Nixon and Clinton probes, with staff questioning rights and possible closed sessions, before articles of impeachment are drafted.
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Brexit crisis deepens as opposition blocks snap election
Britain faces a rising Brexit crisis as opposition parties refuse Boris Johnson's call for a general election until a delay to Brexit is secured. Johnson pledges to leave the EU on October 31, while lawmakers weigh postponement and legal steps amid court challenges and looming talks with EU officials.
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Hong Kong airport services tightened amid protests
Hong Kong authorities limit airport transport and access as protests enter a second weekend. Express rail link runs downtown to the airport with entry restricted to ticketed passengers. Police warn of jail for fake boarding passes and vow strict enforcement amid ongoing unrest and calls for wider political demands.
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Mugabe dies after 37 years as Zimbabwean leader
Former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe, who rose from guerrilla chief to leader of an independent Zimbabwe, died in Singapore at 95. His long rule sparked praise from supporters and sharp criticism over land seizures, elections, and human rights abuses, with Mnangagwa calling him an icon of liberation. The government announced a mourning period and plans to fly his body home.
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