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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Impeachment. Aggregated from 6 sources with 9 articles.
9 articles · 6 sources · Coverage since 4/7/2026
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• The U.S. Senate voted to acquit former President Donald Trump on charges of inciting an insurrection. • The trial concluded with a decision that Trump would not be convicted, despite the gravity of the charges regarding the January 6th Capitol riot. • The outcome highlights the political stakes for senators like Lisa Murkowski, who has served since 2002 and faces reelection next year.
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Image: ABC News• The Philippine Senate has commenced the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte amidst a volatile political climate. • The trial occurs against the backdrop of a bitter feud between Duterte and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., who were allies during the 2022 elections. • A conviction would severely jeopardize Duterte's ambitions to run for the presidency in mid-2028 after Marcos's six-year term expires.
abcnews.com• Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is facing an impeachment trial following allegations of corruption and embezzlement. • Lawmakers accuse Duterte of betraying public trust and making death threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. • The trial is critical as a conviction could bar Duterte from future politics, potentially ending her ambitions to run for president.
nytimes.com• Maj. Jason Watson was detained by authorities while protesting at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, where he called for the impeachment of Donald Trump. • Watson was reportedly wearing his military uniform during the demonstration, which followed a scheduled news conference. • Air Force Secretary Troy E. Meink issued a statement on Thursday emphasizing that all Airmen and Guardians must comply with laws and policies regarding political participation and uniform wear.
nytimes.comPresident is first in US history to be impeached twice, over abuse of power and inciting an insurrectionDonald Trump is pressing Congress to erase one of the darkest chapters of his political career, urging Republicans to pass a resolution that would symbolically nullify the two impeachments he suffered during his first term in office.The effort, first reported by the Wall Street Journal and confirmed by a White House official, would allow Trump to claim a symbolic victory on a key grievance from his first term. But experts say it would have little legal significance, since the constitution provides no procedure for undoing an impeachment. Continue reading...
theguardian.comOutgoing Republican says backing Trump’s conviction ‘may have cost me my seat, but who cares?’Returning to the US Capitol after a stinging primary re-election loss, Bill Cassidy, a Republican senator of Louisiana, said Monday evening that he has no regrets about his “momentous” vote to convict Donald Trump on 2021 impeachment charges during his first presidency.“I voted to uphold the constitution. It may have cost me my seat, but who cares?” Cassidy told reporters in the Capitol. “I had the privilege of voting to uphold the constitution – isn’t that a great thing?” Continue reading...
theguardian.com• The U.S. House of Representatives is voting on historic impeachment articles against President Trump, escalating political tensions. • The proceedings, labeled 'TRUMP IMPEACHMENT LIVE,' involve key Democrats and Republicans debating charges related to recent executive actions. • This development could lead to Senate trial, impacting midterm election strategies and party unity.
youtube.comAccusations refer to attack on Iran without congressional authorization and strikes on alleged drug smuggling boatsHouse Democrats filed six articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth on Wednesday, accusing the defense security of “high crimes and misdemeanors”, in reference to the attack on Iran without congressional authorization and deadly strikes on suspected drug smuggling boats, among other official acts.The move comes as the Trump administration faces mounting scrutiny over recent foreign action, particularly the war with Iran. Continue reading...
theguardian.com• The U.S. House of Representatives is conducting a historic floor debate on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, which could make him only the third president in American history to be impeached. • Democrats and Republicans are clashing intensely over the charges during live proceedings, with a vote expected later today that carries significant implications for the Trump administration. • The White House has vehemently denied any wrongdoing, labeling the inquiry a partisan witch hunt amid concerns about the political landscape ahead of the next election.
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