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Donald Trump impeachment trial to open with sense of urgency, speed

Trump's second impeachment trial is opening this week with a sense of urgency by Democrats who want to hold the former president accountable for the violent US Capitol siege

Senate Republicans back Donald Trump on the eve of impeachment trial

Donald Trump's defenders in the Senate rallied around the former president before his impeachment trial, dismissing it as a waste of time

Biden administration moves to reverse Trump's migration agreements

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced Biden's administration has begun the process to terminate migration agreements from Trump's administration with El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras

Explainer: How Donald Trump's second impeachment trial will work

Former US President Donald Trump's historic second impeachment trial begins Tuesday

Trump should not receive classified intelligence briefings, says Joe Biden

US President Joe Biden said that he does not believe that former President Trump should receive classified intelligence briefings, citing his 'erratic behaviour unrelated to the insurrection'

Nasscom hails ten-month delay in implementing Trump's H-1B allotment rule

Dept of Homeland Security will now push date of the rule March 9 to December 31, will review it as a whole for potential changes or for rescinding it

AP-NORC poll: Americans are split on Donald Trump's impeachment

About half of Americans say the Senate should vote to convict former President Donald Trump at the end of his impeachment trial

Delhi to reboot relation with Tehran as ties roar back after Trump's exit

Indias point person on Iran, J.P. Singh has just concluded an important visit to Tehran, signalling that New Delhi is getting set to reboot ties with Iran

US: Biden admin delays implementation of Trump era rule on H-1B visa

On January 7, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced to do away with the traditional lottery system in deciding the successful applicants for the H-1B visas

Donald Trump not to testify voluntarily for Senate impeachment trial

The House managers could still attempt to subpoena testimony from Trump during the trial, but doing so would require support from a majority of the Senate, said the NYT report

House impeachment managers ask Trump to testify, lawyers call it PR stunt

In a letter, lead impeachment manager Jamie Raskin requested Trump to provide testimony under oath, either before or during the Senate impeachment trial, about his conduct on January 6

Trump lawyers label calls for Senate trial testimony as 'PR stunt'

"The President (Trump) will not testify in an unconstitutional proceeding," Miller said in a statement

Losing the farm plot

Extreme responses weaken the govt's case

US charges member of Proud Boys for role in January 6 Capitol riot

The Proud Boy's founder, Gavin McInnes, is a Canadian who lives in the United States

Immigration policy: Biden to boost US refugee admissions after Trump cut

Former President Donald Trump had drastically reduced the refugee admissions cap to only 15,000 before he left office

Biden revokes Trump immigration policies; reunites migrant familiese

Biden said the second executive order he signed will address the root causes of migration to the US southern border

Trump raised $255.4 million in 8 weeks in bid to overturn election

Former US President Donald Trump and the Republican Party raised $255.4 mn in the eight-plus weeks following the election, new federal filings show, as he sought to undermine and overturn the results

Donald Trump announces legal defence team for Senate impeachment trial

Former US president Donald Trump has announced his legal defence team for his Senate impeachment trial which is scheduled to begin on February 8.

Joe Biden calls for Democrats to keep Trump impeachment trial short

Biden urged his fellow members of the Democratic Party in the Senate to keep former President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in the upper chamber short and not to let it 'derail the agenda'

Trump parts ways with his lead impeachment lawyers a week before trial

Trump has parted ways with his lead impeachment lawyers little more more than a week before his trial, two people familiar with the situation said Saturday