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It's not the first time the archbishop has attempted to strong-arm a Catholic school into firing its LGBTQ+ faculty members.

Impeachment continues to be a thorny topic for Democrats. For the most part, leaders of the party have argued that impeachment is a politically risky move.

The figures vary wildly by political affiliation, but overall there has been an uptick in support for the process.

"We're sending a clear message that every girl, no matter where she's born, has a right to live free of violence," said Representative Lois Frankel, speaking of female genital mutilation.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez condemned the targeting of Ilhan Omar, one of the first two female Muslim members of Congress, a day after protests against her in Times Square.

Campaigners supporting the sale of craft beer called the decision a "major victory."

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has faced pushback from President Donald Trump over member contributions.

Alabama Representative Mo Brooks quoted Hitler's Mein Kampf in the House on Monday.

In the survey, 60 percent of respondents said they would support the Democrat-controlled House using congressional authority to have President Donald Trump hand over or publicly release his tax returns.

The Democratic representative from Arizona is the only member of Congress who has openly identified herself as unaffiliated with any religion.

"What we're unwilling to do is to pay a $5 billion ransom note for a medieval border wall that Trump wants to put forward that he initially said…that Mexico would pay for," New York Democrat Hakeem Jeffries told CNN.

"I have spoken in the past about how youth is not an embodiment of age but of attitude—a willingness to risk for what is right, among others," newly elected congresswoman writes.

"I mean, this is a whole other can of worms that they know they'll have to deal with," Julie Davis said.

"We do know of course he has openly bragged about how many millions he makes from Saudi Arabia," the California Democrat pointed out. "Is his personal financial interest driving U.S. policy in the gulf?" he asked.

"Governing is hard work and it's about to get harder without Republicans controlling all the levers," S.E. Cupp said, taking a swing at the president's reported "three-hour workday."

"It's 2018 and women, Native Americans, gay people, the unemployed and the underemployed have to fight like hell just to survive," said Davids.

"His ardent support for this amoral man betrayed the values that we hold as Republicans and as Christians," Andrew Shinn, a business professor at Fresno Pacific University, wrote.

"You vote for black, you can't go back. You vote for white, it'll be alright," read one post.

Republicans should craft a plan of action for healthcare reform and education.

Paul Mosley told the officer he shouldn't waste his time issuing a ticket because he has legislative "immunity."

Actor Seth Rogen refused to take a picture with House speaker Paul Ryan.

Before entering politics, Slotkin was a Middle East analyst for the CIA for 14 years and served three tours of Iraq.

"I expect that once all of the information is brought to light we will find our government's inadequate response to Maria constitutes a stain on the moral conscience of our nation," Nydia Velazquez said.

One post Nathan Larson admitted to writing on Incelocalypse provided a guide on "How To Psych Yourself Up So You Feel Entitled To Rape." 

Campaigners have hailed the law as "groundbreaking."

A Democratic congressman in Texas who has repeatedly called for President Donald Trump's impeachment said Tuesday that every House representative has a "right and privilege" to bring up impeaching Trump.

House Speaker Paul Ryan accused Conroy of getting too involved in politics, according to the chaplain.

Second in the line of presidential succession after the vice president, the speaker occupies a central role in our national government.

Louise Slaughter was the first woman to lead the House Committee on Rules.

Office sleepers "reflect negatively upon the decorum and credibility of the House as a body and as an institution," House Democrats argue.