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How the Trump impeachment inquiry compares to Bill Clinton’s

The first public hearings of the impeachment inquiry that begin Wednesday mark the fourth time in history that Congress has considered removing a president from office. The last time was 1998 when the House of Representatives impeached President Bill Clinton. Nancy Cordes takes a look back at how they compare. Source

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Fraternity and drinking culture questioned after 4 student deaths in 1 month

All social events for fraternities and sororities were suspended at Washington State University after the death Tuesday of a student possibly tied to alcohol. It’s the second fraternity-related death in the past week and the fourth college campus death in the past month that’s led to fraternity suspensions or crack-downs on frat parties. Jamie Yuccas reports. Source

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How the White House plans to respond in first public impeachment hearing

Former White House senior adviser Steve Bannon tells CBS News he’s concerned that the president isn’t getting enough support to hold back the opposition in the impeachment inquiry led by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Major Garrett joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss whether the president is taking Bannon’s advice and how the administration plans to respond. Source

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How will impeachment hearings impact the 2020 race?

The day before public impeachment hearings begin on Capitol Hill, only one of the highest-polling Democratic presidential candidates is holding a campaign event. CBS News political correspondent Ed O’Keefe and Washington Post national political reporter Sean Sullivan spoke to CBSN’s “Red & Blue” about the impact impeachment hearings could have on the presidential election. Source

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Interview excerpts: Dr. Robert Neulander questioned

Dr. Robert Neulander voluntarily agreed to an interview with Onondaga County, N.Y., District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick on Dec. 18, 2013, 15 months after the death of his wife, Leslie. Also present were Neulander’s attorneys and two officers from the DeWitt, N.Y. ,Police Department. Source

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