Cass Sunstein's new book, "Impeachment ... financial crimes and tax evasion, for example, would not count because they involve "private misconduct." You draw this conclusion, in part, from ...

If they do, then the Judiciary Committee will draw up articles of impeachment against Trump ... Clinton and Andrew Johnson were impeached, for example, neither one was removed from office because ...

But it seems that the Judiciary Committee will likely end up drawing up two to four articles of impeachment. That fits with our two modern examples of presidential impeachment inquiries.

the actual vote on specific articles of impeachment will be conducted by the Judiciary Committee and could draw on the conclusions of other House committees, too, though that seems unlikely.

Impeached Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's actual impeachment trial ... commentary on each count, drawing an objection from House prosecutor Rusty Hardin. For example, Buzbee called one count ...

The House conducts a hearing and then decides whether to draw up articles of impeachment ... One of the most recent examples of possible mayoral impeachment I could find involves someone we ...

Still, what conclusions, if any, can we draw from ... if the Trump impeachment inquiry starts to affect critical policy, the muted market reaction could change. For example, some investors are ...

"AOC and Jaime Raskin (sic) have filed articles of impeachment against President ... The Threads post is an example of what could be called "stolen satire," where posts created as satire and ...