21 years ago, Bill Clinton became the second president to be impeached
Almost exactly 21 years after Congress impeached then-President Bill Clinton, Congress once again voted to approve articles of impeachment, this time against President Donald Trump. Here's a look back at the second presidential impeachment in American history.
Almost exactly 21 years after Congress impeached then-President Bill Clinton, Congress once again voted to approve articles of impeachment, this time against President Donald Trump. Here's a look back at the second presidential impeachment in American history.
Sports betting's rapid expansion faces more tests in 2020
The line for the ticket windows at a Rhode Island casino’s sportsbook stretched to the door on one afternoon last month: Gamblers were cashing in their winnings from betting on the victorious New England Patriots the day before and placing new wagers for that night.
The line for the ticket windows at a Rhode Island casino’s sportsbook stretched to the door on one afternoon last month: Gamblers were cashing in their winnings from betting on the victorious New England Patriots the day before and placing new wagers for that night.
Georgia Senate panel urges no change to felon voting ban
A Republican-led panel of Georgia lawmakers approved a recommendation Wednesday that the state continue to ban all felons from voting until their sentences are complete.
A Republican-led panel of Georgia lawmakers approved a recommendation Wednesday that the state continue to ban all felons from voting until their sentences are complete.
Georgia purge removes nearly 309,000 voter registrations
Georgia election officials have purged nearly 309,000 voter registrations from the state’s voting rolls this week.
Georgia election officials have purged nearly 309,000 voter registrations from the state’s voting rolls this week.
US court: 'Obamacare' individual mandate invalid, other parts need more review
A federal court found the Obamacare individual mandate unconstitutional and that other parts of the law need further review.
A federal court found the Obamacare individual mandate unconstitutional and that other parts of the law need further review.
Defiant Trump traveling to Michigan as House pushes toward impeachment
President Donald Trump remains defiant as the House of Representatives pushed towards an impeachment vote while he travels to Michigan for a Merry Christmas Rally
President Donald Trump remains defiant as the House of Representatives pushed towards an impeachment vote while he travels to Michigan for a Merry Christmas Rally
‘We did the impossible:’ Senate passes military medical malpractice law
It was called “landmark legislation” and a “Christmas miracle.” Sgt. 1st Class Richard Stayskal calls it a relief.
It was called “landmark legislation” and a “Christmas miracle.” Sgt. 1st Class Richard Stayskal calls it a relief.
Giuliani says he needed US ambassador to Ukraine 'out of the way'
Rudy Giuliani is now openly admitting that he pushed President Trump to dismiss the former ambassador to Ukraine - a key factor in the Democrats' impeachment case against President Trump.
Rudy Giuliani is now openly admitting that he pushed President Trump to dismiss the former ambassador to Ukraine - a key factor in the Democrats' impeachment case against President Trump.
Protests in Atlanta ahead of impeachment vote for President Donald Trump
Protests in Atlanta ahead of impeachment vote.
Protests in Atlanta ahead of impeachment vote.
Justice Department gives Georgia police departments grants for body armor, body cameras
The Department of Justice is granting millions of dollars, nationwide, to provide services designed to protect law enforcement officers.
The Department of Justice is granting millions of dollars, nationwide, to provide services designed to protect law enforcement officers.
Trump angrily objects to impeachment, calls it 'perversion'
The president angrily objected to the House of Representatives' articles of impeachment in a fiery letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
The president angrily objected to the House of Representatives' articles of impeachment in a fiery letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
DNC draws criticism from 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who didn’t qualify for debate
The Democratic National Committee drew criticism from 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who didn’t qualify for the next debate on Thursday in Los Angeles.
The Democratic National Committee drew criticism from 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who didn’t qualify for the next debate on Thursday in Los Angeles.
New Jersey passes bill letting those without documents get licenses
New Jersey lawmakers have passed legislation to allow immigrants who cannot prove they're in the country legally get driver's licenses.
New Jersey lawmakers have passed legislation to allow immigrants who cannot prove they're in the country legally get driver's licenses.
President Trump threatens to bypass Commission on Presidential Debates
President Trump has made clear that he intends to participate in at least three general election debates, but is threatening to sidestep the nonprofit group charged with running them.
President Trump has made clear that he intends to participate in at least three general election debates, but is threatening to sidestep the nonprofit group charged with running them.
King Center to host voter education exhibit
The King Center along with the Georgia Office of the Secretary of State will host a voter education exhibit Friday and Saturday.
The King Center along with the Georgia Office of the Secretary of State will host a voter education exhibit Friday and Saturday.
Police: Elected official's wife dumped drink on reporter
The wife of a local elected official in Georgia faces criminal charges after she reportedly dumped a drink on a reporter's head at a county meeting.
The wife of a local elected official in Georgia faces criminal charges after she reportedly dumped a drink on a reporter's head at a county meeting.
Judge permits Georgia voter roll purges, plans 2nd hearing
A federal judge is allowing Georgia to proceed with a mass purge of its voting rolls planned for Monday evening, but he also scheduled a hearing later in the week to hear more arguments about the matter.
A federal judge is allowing Georgia to proceed with a mass purge of its voting rolls planned for Monday evening, but he also scheduled a hearing later in the week to hear more arguments about the matter.
Robert De Niro attacks President Trump’s kids: ‘I would disown them’
Actor Robert De Niro took a shot at President Trump’s children on Monday during an appearance on “The View,” saying he would disown his own kids if they behaved the way the president's adult children act.
Actor Robert De Niro took a shot at President Trump’s children on Monday during an appearance on “The View,” saying he would disown his own kids if they behaved the way the president's adult children act.
‘Indisputably better’: Barack Obama says world would see ‘significant improvements’ if run by women
Speaking at a private event on leadership in Singapore, former President Barack Obama said that the world would see “significant improvements” if every country was run by women, BBC News reported.
Speaking at a private event on leadership in Singapore, former President Barack Obama said that the world would see “significant improvements” if every country was run by women, BBC News reported.
Turbulence shakes Democrats going into final debate of 2019
A deepening sense of volatility is settling over the Democratic Party's presidential primary election on the eve of the sixth and final debate of 2019. The seven candidates who remain are being forced to grapple with unprecedented distraction from Washington.
A deepening sense of volatility is settling over the Democratic Party's presidential primary election on the eve of the sixth and final debate of 2019. The seven candidates who remain are being forced to grapple with unprecedented distraction from Washington.