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 The day before the first public hearings of the impeachment inquiry, House Republicans published an 18-page memo arguing that the system focused on President Donald Trump is flawed, that he did nothing wrong and that there was no pressure applied to Ukraine.
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Lev Parnas, the indicted associate of Rudy Giuliani, has told associates that he and his business partner, Igor Fruman, discussed Ukraine with President Donald Trump at an April 2018 donor dinner, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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 As the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry into President Trump moves into a new, public phase, Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, will be one of the first witnesses to be heard in televised hearings scheduled for this week.
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Ahead of his public appearance before the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump, Ambassador Bill Taylor, the top US diplomat in Ukraine, penned an op-ed in a Ukrainian news magazine this week emphasizing the United States' "committed partnership and support" to the country.
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 House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff set the stage for the first public hearings as part of the impeachment inquiry by vowing to keep questions at Wednesday's lead-off session focused on the Ukraine controversy -- in an implicit shot at Republican members who have signaled an interest in turning the tables on Democrats as they defend President Trump.
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 Giuliani, Trump's personal lawyer, told Telizhenko that he was collecting evidence to give to the FBI about the Democratic Party and Ukraine. Specifically, Giuliani was looking for evidence that during the Obama administration, Biden had pressured authorities in Kiev to fire a prosecutor to protect Burisma, an energy company that paid his son as a board member. At the time, Telizhenko was best known for a controversial claim about the Democratic National Committee colluding with the Ukrainian government.
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