Impeachment
Kevin McCarthy Claim He Didn't Support Overturning Biden's Win
At the same time, the House Minority Leader argued he was right to support a Texas SCOTUS lawsuit that attempted to block Biden's election victory.
They're Trying to Impeach Andrew Cuomo for the Wrong Thing
The "allegations of misconduct" that are serving as the basis for the impeachment inquiry must include the massacre he oversaw. Otherwise, they will be impeaching him for the wrong thing.
Andrew Cuomo Edges Toward Impeachment With New Accuser and New Inquiry
Impeachment could be on the horizon for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, with the Democrat continuing to refuse calls to resign following the emergence of a sixth sexual harassment allegation.
Just 28% of Republicans View McConnell Favorably, Three-Quarters Back Trump
McConnell's favorability rating is far closer to Trump's unfavorability rating (24 percent) among Republican voters.
Cuomo Remains Widely Popular With Democrats Despite Calls to Resign: Poll
Nearly three-quarters of New York's Democratic voters continue to approve of the governor in the wake of multiple allegations of sexual assault.
Cuomo Calling Ex-AG To Resign After Sexual Harassment Accusations Resurface
Cuomo's May 2018 demand for then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to resign over sexual abuse accusations has resurfaced this week as the New York governor himself now faces such claims.
New York Republicans Take First Step Toward Impeaching Andrew Cuomo
"There's been one bombshell after another," Republican minority leader Will Barclay announced Monday.
GOP Senator Barrasso Backs Murkowski Despite Trump's Threat Against Her
The Wyoming Republican praised Murkowski on Sunday after Trump called her "disloyal" and "very bad" and promised to campaign against her in Alaska next year.
McConnell Backs Murkowski for 2022, Defying Trump's Demand to Expel 'RINOs'
The National Republican Senatorial Committee would "absolutely" back Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski during the 2022 midterm election season, McConnell said Monday.
Rick Scott Insists GOP Civil War 'Absolutely Canceled' Despite Tensions
The Florida Republican doubled down in dismissing the GOP's divisions over former president Donald Trump.
Trump Says GOP Is United While Attacking Republican Leaders in CPAC Speech
The former president listed every Republican who voted to impeach him and demanded to "get rid of them all."
Adam Kinzinger Says GOP 'Certainly Not United' on Vision for Future
"We have lost the House, the Senate and the presidency because of Donald Trump," the Illinois Republican said Sunday.
'We Can Have Division': GOP Chair Downplays Republican Tensions Over Trump
"The voters are saying overwhelmingly they agree with what President Trump did in office," the chair of the Republican National Committee insisted.
Bill Cassidy Says GOP Will Lose 'If We Idolize One Person'
The Republican lawmaker discussed the state of the GOP following Trump's presidency during an appearance on CNN's 'State of the Union' Sunday morning.
Cuomo Faces Second Sexual Harassment Accusation as Impeachment Calls Grow
Charlotte Bennett, 25, said Cuomo had asked her whether she has ever been sexually intimate with older men.
Senator Bill Cassidy Says 'I Feel Good' About Vote To Convict Donald Trump
The Louisiana Republican told reporters he was "at peace" with the decision, despite the censure from his state party.
After Impeachment, can America Stand up to its Global Rivals?
China will remain the principal challenger to America's status in the world during the Biden term and for decades beyond, with Russia a close second.
Gaetz Tweet Suggests Kinzinger Had Payback Motive for Turning on Trump
The Republican Florida congressman quoted an excerpt from the Will County GOP's statement announcing its vote to censure Kinzinger, who represents an adjacent Illinois district in the U.S. House, on Sunday.
Republicans Hit Back at GOP Censures of Senators Who Voted to Convict Trump
"If we're going to criticize the media and the left for cancel culture, we can't be doing that ourselves," Republican Senator John Thune said after GOP lawmakers were censured for voting to convict Trump.
Murkowski Censure Leaves Romney, Collins Only Republicans Not Punished
So far, five of the seven Republican senators who voted to convict former President Donald Trump during his second impeachment trial have faced censures from local or state GOP groups.
Mitch McConnell's Approval Rating Among Kentucky GOP Voters Drops 29 Points
Following his break with the former president, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has seen his approval rating drop significantly among his own constituents.
The End of the Trump Era—At Least for Now
The time has come not only to reunite Americans, but to rebuild shattered friendships and to move forward with malice toward none and charity for all.
Joe Biden Says During Town Hall He's "Tired of Talking About Donald Trump"
"For four years, all that's been in the news is Trump," the president said at a CNN town hall. "The next four years, I want to make sure all of the news is the American people.
54% Say Trump Should Leave GOP But Most Would Still Vote for Him: Poll
Fifty three percent of registered voters said they would vote for Trump in the 2024 GOP primary.
Read Trump's Full Statement on Mitch McConnell, His First Since Impeachment
In his first full statement since being impeached by the House, former President Donald Trump said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was "seriously hurting our Country."
Trump Impeachment Lawyer David Schoen Thought More Senators Would Acquit
Schoen said he expected two or three more Senate Republicans to have sided with Trump's defense team.
Trump Would Have Been Convicted on Secret Ballot, Says Impeachment Manager
Former president Donald J. Trump would have been convicted in last week's impeachment trial if senators had been allowed to cast ballots in private, according to one of the House Democrats who prosecuted the case.
Former Miss America and GOP Candidate 'Ashamed' of Fellow Republicans
"I am even more disheartened so many in my party knew these things were wrong," Harold tweeted on Monday.
Trump Hit With First Lawsuit in Connection With Capitol Riot
The suit, which was filed by Thompson and the NAACP, alleges that Trump incited the Capitol riots on January 6 in violation of the "Ku Klux Klan Act."
Mitt Romney Faces Censure Calls but Utah GOP Defends 'Diversity of Thought'
Some Utah Republicans are accusing Romney of being "an agent for the Establishment Deep State" following his vote to convict Donald Trump.