Here's the NYTimes version:

The Trump Impeachment Inquiry: What Happened Today

By Noah Weiland, Oct. 3, 8:13 pm ET

[....] What happened today

• The Times has learned that two of President Trump’s top envoys to Ukraine drafted a statement for the country’s new president in August that would have committed Ukraine to pursuing investigations into Mr. Trump’s political rivals. The effort is more evidence that Mr. Trump’s fixation with Ukraine drove senior diplomats to bend U.S. foreign policy to the president’s political agenda.

• People familiar with the statement told our reporters that the envoys — Kurt Volker, of the State Department, and Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union — believed that Rudolph Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer, was “poisoning” his mind about Ukraine, and that a public commitment to investigate would encourage Mr. Trump to more fully support the new government there.

• Mr. Volker was interviewed today as the first witness in the House impeachment inquiry. He disclosed a set of texts in which Bill Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, told him and Mr. Sondland, “I think it’s crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign.” After speaking with Mr. Trump, Mr. Sondland messaged that there was no quid pro quo, adding, “I suggest we stop the back and forth by text.”

• On the South Lawn of the White House this morning, Mr. Trump publicly called on China to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden — flouting Democrats who are already investigating him for seeking electoral assistance from a foreign power in private.

• The House minority leader, Kevin McCarthy, sent a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi asking her to suspend impeachment proceedings until she had answered questions about how she would include Republicans. The move is part of the G.O.P.’s nascent but aggressive impeachment defense of Mr. Trump. In a message sent to Republican lawmakers this morning, Mr. McCarthy accused Democrats of “trying to discredit democracy” and “undo the 2016 election.”

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Is followed by Q&A with Maggie Haberman about Trump and China and other things, and after that, "What We Are Reading" from other sources (with shoutout to WaPo put together a handy calendar to show what comes next in the impeachment investigation.) Finishing up with this re-Tweet today from the chairwoman of the Federal Election Commission:

Exclusive: IRS whistleblower said to report Treasury political appointee might have tried to interfere in audit of Trump or Pence

By Jeff Stein, Tom Hamburger & Josh Dawsey @ WashingtonPost.com, Oct. 3, 4:25 pm EDT

The IRS official who filed the complaint told The Post that he is alarmed by recent attacks on government whistleblowers.

Includes this general video as an illustration on the page:

Caption: In May, the Treasury Department refused a statutory and subpoena request for President Trump’s tax returns. Now, it’s unclear whether Democrats will get them. (JM Rieger/The Washington Post)

NYTimes, The Editorial Board, 3 hrs. ago: 

Trump, the Self-Impeaching President

Now he wants China to investigate the Bidens and help his re-election big.

Give him this, he's not subtle.