The Latest Breaking News from Impeachment

House Republicans may be split on a Biden impeachment inquiry but Donald Trump is plenty pleased

Wisconsin’s April 2023 state Supreme Court election was historic. It was the nation’s most expensive judicial race ever, with over US$50 million in total spending, and it broke turnout records for an off-cycle spring election.

Houston lawyer Brandon Cammack said he was excited to help the attorney general’s office with a criminal investigation. But after a whirlwind month, he was fired without payment and felt he’d “gotten the rug pulled out from me.”

House Democrats say are not deterred by the threat of an impeachment inquiry or a government shutdown

Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced his plans Tuesday to launch an impeachment inquiry, saying it was the “logical next step” after months of probing by House Republicans into the Biden family. The investigations have so far yet to turn up evidence that the president violated the law.

Former Queensland officers say colleagues have gotten away with slurs

White House rejects Republican push to launch impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden. Here’s all you need to know.

Yielding to pressure from hard-line members of the GOP House caucus, on Sept. 12, 2023, U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy directed the top Republicans in Congress to open a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. The Republicans allege that the president committed financial wrongdoing with foreign businesses.

The Alaska Republican who voted to convict Donald Trump said that the inquiry distracts from the appropriations process