Impeachment

Formal process in which an official is accused of unlawful activity
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Why Trumpism will live on long after Donald Trump stops being US president
US politics experts say Donald Trump and the brand of Trumpism he has created will continue to have an impact on the country and the Republican Party for some time after he is replaced as president this week.
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'I answered the call of my president': US Capitol rioters say Donald Trump urged them to take part
As criminal cases stemming from the Washington riot move through the US legal system, a "Trump-made-me-do-it" defence has started to emerge.
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Attorney in Mike Lindell martial law plan denies knowing of pro-Trump plot
Army lawyer named in notes toted by My Pillow inventor before White House meeting that was reportedly 'brief' and 'contentious'
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Mitch McConnell is the one person who could save, or sink, Donald Trump
Mitch McConnell is the one person who could save, or sink, Donald Trump
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Kirstie Clements: Why Nancy Pelosi's impeachment dress is a must for a museum
Nancy Pelosi looked calm, cool and collected, as per usual, in a fabulous black dress as she announced the latest impeachment of Donald Trump.,
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Donald Trump's adviser MyPillow CEO Michael Lindell urges he invoke 'martial law'
Donald Trump's adviser MyPillow CEO Michael Lindell urges he invoke 'martial law'
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Will enough Republicans vote to convict Donald Trump? | The World
Outgoing US president Donald Trump has been impeached for a second time, marking his final days in office with a historic vote against his administration. Bu...
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Ivanka Trump's 'insane' rule for their Secret Service detail
Ivanka Trump's 'insane' rule for their Secret Service detail
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Donald Trump: the worst & most failed US President
If incitement to insurrection doesn't qualify a President for impeachment, I don't know what would.
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How Donald Trump's impeachment is different this time around... and why he should be worried
<p>History shows that the impeachment failed in removing Donald Trump from office the first time but things are very different second time around and the President should be worried.</p>
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What's next for Trump after historic impeachment vote
<p>The US House of Representatives has just voted to impeach President Donald Trump for the second time - here is what happens next.</p>
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4000 armed Trump supporters planning to surround Capitol again
4000 armed Trump supporters planning to surround Capitol again
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Trump's stench will cling to Republicans long after he's gone
Republicans must recognise that, as Trump leaves office, he leaves them at a hinge point.
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A second impeachment is just the start of Trump's legal woes
After Joe Biden assumes the presidency next week, Donald Trump may face criminal and civil charges at both the federal and state levels for actions before and during his tenure as president.
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How the second impeachment of Donald Trump could spell bad news for Joe Biden
With Congressional Democrats moving ahead with the second impeachment of Donald Trump after the Capitol riots, some are questioning whether the move will help or hinder Joe Biden after he is inaugurated.
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Hidden message in Nancy Pelosi's impeachment outfit
Hidden message in Nancy Pelosi's impeachment outfit
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Who are the ten Republicans who voted to impeach Donald Trump?
President Donald Trump has been impeached for a historic second time after the House of Representatives secured enough votes to charge him.
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ABC reverses editorial decisions on Capitol breach and Craig Kelly Covid posts
Staff initially banned from calling attack on US Capitol an insurrection and changes reference to Kelly's 'unofficial information' to 'misinformation'
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'There must be no violence': Donald Trump releases video statement on Capitol riots after historic second impeachment
The House voted in favour of a single article of impeachment formally charging the US leader with inciting insurrection, one week after a pro-Trump mob swarmed the Capitol in a deadly attack.
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'He must go': Donald Trump denounced as a 'clear and present danger' as House moves to impeach US president
The House debated a single article of impeachment formally charging the US leader with inciting insurrection, one week after a pro-Trump mob swarmed the Capitol in a deadly attack.
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