On Friday, White House counsel Pat Cipollone sent a letter to House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler attacking the Democrats’ impeachment process and indicating that the White House would not be participating in the impeachment inquiry.

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From the left: White House says it won't participate in impeachment hearing, CNN
From the center: Trump declines to take part in “baseless” house impeachment inquiry, NPR
From the right: White House refuses to participate in next hearing, Daily Caller

Also in the news: On Tuesday, U.S. Representative Duncan Hunter of California pleaded guilty to the charge brought against him last year, that he illegally using campaign money for personal expenses. On Friday, he announced that he will resign his congressional seat. 

In a statement on Thursday morning, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the House of Representatives would move ahead with drafting articles of impeachment against President Trump.

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From the left: Pelosi says House will draft impeachment charges, New York Times
From the center: Pelosi says House Dems will draft articles of impeachment, NPR
From the right: Ken Starr says Pelosi engaging in 'abuse of power', Fox News

Also in the news: On Thursday, Former Vice President Joe Biden was caught in a heated exchange with a voter in Iowa, who questioned Biden’s age and his son’s lucrative position at a Ukrainian gas company.

On Wednesday, House Democrats began a new phase of Trump’s impeachment process that featured testimonies from four legal scholars, who addressed the Constitutional basis for Trump’s impeachment.

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From the left: Scholars: Trump’s Actions an Impeachable Abuse of Power, New York Times
From the center: Committee Takes Up Impeachment In Hearing With Legal Scholars, NPR
From the right: Impeachment witness accuses Dems of abusing power, Daily Caller

Also in the news: After a video that seems to show Trudeau complaining about Trump to other leaders, Trump calls Trudeau "two-faced”, cancels a news conference and leaves the NATO summit early.

On Tuesday, Senator Kamala Harris ended her bid for the White House. A left-leaning article reports that Harris was unable to rally significant support from black voters and women. Despite having breakout moments throughout the campaign, Harris still remained largely unknown to Americans; her campaign acted as a reminder that being well known in political circles is not the same as getting national recognition.

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From the left: Harris couldn’t get traction with demographics she needed, Washington Post
From the center: Kamala Harris drops out of presidential race, NPR
From the right: Lefty pundits rage at whiteness of Dems’ 2020 candidates, Daily Caller

Also in the news: Democrats and Republicans release dueling reports ahead of the Impeachment hearing.The impeachment inquiry’s final report summarizes House Democrats view of the Ukraine affair after House Republicans release their report late Monday defending Trump.

The House Judiciary Committee scheduled the next phase of President Trump’s impeachment inquiry for Wednesday. However, on Monday, Trump left Washington to attend the NATO summit in London.

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From the left: Trump’s lawyers won’t participate in impeachment hearing, New York Times
From the center: Impeachment looms over Trump trip abroad as it did for Clinton, NPR
From the right: Trump blasts Dems for scheduling hearings NATO meetings, Fox News

Also in the news: On Monday, Governor Steve Bullock of Montana announced that he was dropping out of the 2020 presidential race. His campaign was largely defined by his success winning in a historically red state during the 2016 election.