Dozens of letters writers nationwide decry the Tennessee House of Representatives' votes to expel Justin Jones, Gloria Johnson and Justin Pearson. My email inbox blew up Thursday from readers ...

This is the Tennessee House of Representatives chambers. You can't just come into chambers of the House with megaphones and start screaming and hollering and blocking everyone else from speaking.

Letters continue to pour into my inbox about the expulsion of two Democratic lawmakers at the Tennessee House of Representatives on Thursday.

Republican Tennessee Rep. Mark Green submitted his resignation from the U.S. House of Representatives Friday, narrowing the ...

Letters continue to pour into my inbox about the expulsion of two Democratic lawmakers at the Tennessee House of Representatives on Thursday. The Tennessean published a first batch of letters ...

Learn about the two candidates running for state House Representative below. ... Tennessee House of Representatives candidate profiles District 64 Candidate: Scott Cepicky (R) ...

Tennessee expulsions prompt Senate Democrats to call for DOJ inquiry. A letter signed by Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, among others, asks investigators to examine whether state ...

I hereby declare the House of Representatives of the 113th General Assembly. Now in session, The house had expelled just two members since the 1860 s.

Two Democratic members of the Tennessee House of Representatives have been expelled while a third member was spared in an ousting by Republican lawmakers that was decried by the trio as oppressive ...

The Tennessee House of Representatives has voted to expel Justin Jones a ... Pearson has acknowledged he and his two colleagues may have broken House rules, both in a letter sent to House ...

Tennessee’s GOP-controlled House of Representatives voted Thursday to expel two Democratic members for participating in a contentious gun reform protest in the State House last week, but failed ...

I hereby declare the House of Representatives of the 113th General Assembly. Now in session, The house had expelled just two members since the 1860 s.