Coronavirus, the contagion that’s locked down travel for tens of millions of Chinese has claimed 41 lives, with 15 new deaths announced today. Meanwhile, House impeachment managers ended their case against President Donald Trump Friday, linking his pressuring Ukraine’s president for political favors to his “dangerous” affinity for Moscow.

At least nine other cities in China's 58.5-million-strong Hubei province now face travel restrictions as the death toll in the central region's coronavirus outbreak reached 26 Friday. Meanwhile, Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff

pressed his party's case in the Senate yesterday, saying President Donald Trump

pressured Ukraine to probe a "completely bogus" theory for his own gain.

With more than 580 infected and at least 17 dead, Chinese authorities are scrambling to stem the spread of the new coronavirus by locking down

the epicenter of the outbreak. Meanwhile, House impeachment managers prepared the Senate yesterday for the "remarkably consistent evidence" of President

Donald Trump’s corruption.

Following a marathon session of squabbling, the Republican-controlled upper chamber finally set the rules for President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial. Meanwhile, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

have confirmed America’s first case of the new coronavirus spreading through

China.

As the Senate kicks off its third-ever impeachment trial today, Democrats and Republicans are expected to continue wrangling over its basic rules.

Meanwhile, the Chinese government say

With the Senate set to begin its impeachment trial in earnest tomorrow, Democrats and Republicans are arguing over including evidence that’s surfaced in recent weeks. Meanwhile, Virginia’s recently Democrat-tilted government, which is considering stricter gun control, is on high alert today for extremist unrest.

Following Thursday’s swearing-in of senators, the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump begins in earnest on Tuesday, with the Republican-controlled chamber deciding trial rules. Meanwhile, Iran is still contending with the fallout from last week’s U.S. showdown and airliner shoot-down.

The Senate officially launched its third-ever impeachment trial yesterday. Meanwhile, Defense Department officials revealed yesterday that 11 American troops were being screened for traumatic brain injuries after the Jan. 8 missile strikes by Iran on two military bases in Iraq.

Setting the stage for President Donald Trump’s trial in the Senate,

the House delivered its two articles of impeachment yesterday. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin pledged constitutional changes in his state of the nation address Wednesday, prompting his government to resign.

Last night, six Democratic presidential candidates sparred over who

could best handle foreign conflicts — while Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth

Warren continued locking horns over a woman’s electability. Meanwhile, a new

video of the moment Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was blown out of

the sky near Tehran last week shows a second missile hitting the doomed plane.