The Senate voted to acquit President Trump. Here are Thursday's newspaper front pages after a historic moment for the country.

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• The Senate on Wednesday acquitted President Donald Trump of the two charges against him in his impeachment trial.
• Trump will become the first impeached president to seek re-election. 
• This is how news outlets from across the country covered the historic moment. 
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On Wednesday, the Senate acquitted President Donald Trump of the two charges against him in his impeachment trial. 

After five months of bitter fight between House impeachment managers and Trump's defence team, the Senate voted to acquit Trump 52-48 on charges of abuse of power and 53-47 on obstruction of Congress.

He will become the first impeached president to seek re-election.

Here's how newspapers around the country marked this historic political moment.

The Boston Globe's headline read "Divided Senate acquits Trump"

The Boston Globe also included a quote by Senator Romney who said the president is "guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust."

"Senate Jury acquits Trump," wrote The Chicago Tribune.

The Chicago Tribune dedicated half of its front page to the story.

Other stories that were covered included coronavirus fears and a piece on safe sites for drug users in Chicago.

New York's Daily News kept it simple with one large headline that read "OUR LONG NATIONAL NIGHTMARE IS OVER (FAR FROM IT)"

The New York Daily News chose to use little text on the front page and only included a small picture of a smiling Trump at the bottom.

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