House Impeaches President Trump For Abuse Of Power, Obstruction Of Congress
The House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump.
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The House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump.
On Wednesday, free of concern over political backlash for their vote, they invoked impeachment's historical context and significance, taking the high road even as their Republican critics were painting them as hyper-partisan haters.
President Trump claimed that the people accused in the Salem witch trials had more due process than him.
Republican Sen. Susan Collins officially launched her bid for reelection.
The House Ethics Committee is extending its review of allegations that Rep. Lori Trahan accepted excessive campaign contributions and reported them as personal loans even though they may not have been sourced from her personal funds.
Chuck Schumer's request to hear from witnesses might seem unremarkable, but to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, it's an outrage.
As the race enters crunch time, the senator from Massachusetts is planning a big speech in Boston.
How did the T get into such a state of disarray and what can be done to fix it?
Megan Rapinoe is no longer representing just Team USA -- she's joining Team Warren. The soccer icon and social activist on Friday endorsed Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren for president, adding that she believes President Donald Trump should be impeached.
In 2000, Massachusetts voters approved a ballot question meant to reduce the state's income tax rate to 5%.
Warren's campaign pushed back, saying the analysis was of a "different and worse" plan than what the senator is proposing.
They're the two latest entries into the Democratic race for president, both with business backgrounds, both claiming they can get things done. But what happens when we put recent claims by Michael Bloomberg and Deval Patrick to the truth test?
Thunberg is the youngest person ever to receive the title, and unsurprisingly the magazine is getting some heat from people who say she doesn't deserve it.
Starting in January, New Hampshire state employees will be able to take part in a program that will allow them to take their infant children to work.
Elizabeth Warren spoke to members of Nevada's powerful casino workers' union, but sidestepped the details of her Medicare for All proposal and how it might affect the union.
