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What Happened: UPDATE: Just hours after voting to hear witness testimony, the Senate has reversed course and decided to skip witness testimony and simply include GOP Rep. Herrera Beutler's statement into evidence for the Senate trial record instead. On Saturday, the Senate voted 55-45 to extend former president Trump's impeachment trial by hearing testimony from witnesses. Five Republicans broke party lines and voted with all of the Democrats to listen to witness testimony. T

What Happened: On Wednesday, President Trump made good on his promise and vetoed the National Defense Authorization Act saying it was a "gift" to US adversaries. Trump had previously warned that he would veto the bill if it did not repeal Section 230, a law which shields internet companies from being liable for what is posted on their websites. The bill was passed in both the Senate and the House with an overwhelming majority. The Senate voted 81-13 in favor and the House vot

What Happened: On Friday, the Senate approved "The National Defense Authorization Act " with an overwhelming 81-13 vote margin. The Defense Bill, which was already approved by the House of Representatives on Tuesday with a veto-proof majority of 335-78, will now be sent to President Trump for final approval. President Trump previously opposed the bill and has threatened to use his veto power if it passed, however, with such an overwhelming majority in favor in both the House

What Happened: On Tuesday, the House of Representatives approved a Defense Bill with a veto-proof majority of 335-78. President Trump opposed the bill and threatened to use his veto power if it passed, however, with such an overwhelming majority of the House in favor, the veto power is nullified. The National Defense Authorization Act, as it's called, will head to the Senate next where it is also expected to pass with bipartisan support, however, it remains to be seen whether