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If Republicans choose to forgo witnesses, they run the risk of additional damning information coming to light after the trial. But the Democratic managers may have alienated the few moderate Republicans who've yet to decide whether they need more evidence.

YouTuber Steven "Boogie2988" Williams spoke to Newsweek about his ongoing feud with a popular subreddit. Get the full details here.

Some of the predicted winners aren't surprising.

A new poll released by Rasmussen Reports shows that U.S. citizens are split down the middle on President Donald Trump's job approval.

What is impressive about the range of activity of the week (in both geography and substance) is how strong Vice President Pence's messages have been.

An Asheboro, NC man has been arrested on charges of keeping a woman trapped in his house for half a decade and forcing her to have sex with him in exchange for basic needs.

Earlier this week, the attorney general of the District of Columbia sued Trump's inaugural committee for abusing nonprofit funds.

In an effort to make their impeachment case against President Donald Trump, House Democrats, specifically Jerry Nadler of New York used a 1999 video of then-Representative Lindsey Graham, which goes against his recent arguments defending Trump.

Marie Yovanovitch, the former ambassador to Ukraine, was eventually removed in April 2019 in a sprawling scandal that has engulfed the Trump administration.

Old power was like a currency: few had it and you had to earn it. New power is like a current that you amplify when you become a part of it. Some of the first to understand this are MeToo activists—and Donald Trump.

Despite its modern trappings and Nicolas Cage ranting about alpacas, 'Color Out of Space' is a surprisingly faithful adaptation of Lovecraft's 1927 short story.

"It was horrific. We didn't know what was happening," the mother, Christina Beck, said.

Americans will need to learn to respect their allies' national interests. Europeans need to understand Beijing's drive for leadership in pharmaceuticals, aerospace, IT and robotics can lead to their industrial and economic demise.

The band's 2018 album 'Love Yourself: Answer' has sold more than a million copies.

U.S. Naval Station Great Lakes in Illinois, the Navy's largest training installation, is on lockdown. U.S. military officials said they are looking for a someone who entered the base without authorization.

Australia's wildfires have been burning for months and there are still challenges ahead.

Dolly Parton's goddaughter, Miley Cyrus, has lauded her as a "legend with a flip phone" and a "meme queen."

The Stockton Police Department's bomb squad rushed to the scene and decided to evacuate about 20 homes in the area "out of an abundance of caution."

"It's very exciting for us to find this young snake," researcher Jim Godwin from Auburn University said.

The former president addressed a sold-out crowd in Toronto on Thursday, where he expressed his frustration at the current administration's rollbacks on fuel standards.

BTS fans can rest assured the K-pop sensation has officially been added the line-up of performers at this year's Grammy Awards.

The actress has collaborated with Puma on a collection honoring her late boyfriend, the rapper Nipsey Hussle.

All major Chinese New Year celebrations and large-scale activities in Beijing as well as two Chinese New Year events in Hong Kong have been canceled.

Police in Houston, Texas, blocked off streets on the 4500 block of Gessner Road after a large explosion that reportedly caused a fire and shook buildings.

"The case will now go on for much longer than we thought," WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Kristinn Hrafnsson said outside a London court this week, surrounded by banners and supporters of the organization.