Democrats answer Trump’s ire, name-calling with subpoenas

WASHINGTON (AP) — News conferences by President Donald Trump and House Democrats offered a study in contrasting styles as well as decidedly different views of the impeachment inquiry.
Trump turned to name-calling and foul language Wednesday as he defended himself from the probe he labeled a barnyard epithet. He also railed against a government whistleblower as “vicious” and assailed the news media as corrupt and the “enemy.”
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her allies