Senate Considers Case to Bar Trump from Presidency as Ukraine and Israel Aid Bill Advances
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Special counsel Robert Hur expressed concern that jurors would view Joe Biden as a sympathetic elderly man with memory issues, making it difficult to convict him of willfully keeping classified documents, leading to the decision not to bring charges. EPA Administrator Michael Regan spoke about the impact of pollution controls on children at an environmental advocacy event, while the Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Donald Trump is eligible to run for president. The Senate advanced a bill providing aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, following a botched attempt to include hardline immigration policy changes.
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