Impeachment may not remove an official but even using the word leaves a mark
Impeachment is a crusty old word from a distant century. It is uncommon in present day English usage.
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Trump-admiring populist Milei lashes out at Argentina's governors after major reform bill setback
Argentina's president, Javier Milei, accused governors of seeking "to destroy" his sweeping economic reform bill, shortly after his ruling party abruptly withdrew the package from the floor of the country's lower house. The so-called omnibus bill, which had received support in general terms from opposition lawmakers last week, was rejected on Tuesday during an article-by-article approval process. The package of measures is a core tenet of Milei's push to reform Latin America's third-largest economy. Among other issues, the bill seeks to privatize state entities, increase penalties for social protests and scale back some environmental protections. Milei's Libertad Avanza party has pledged to send the bill back to committees to be debated when governors "understand that it is the people who need it, not the governm
Did Trump engage in insurrection? US supreme court largely ignores question
In the end, the supreme court justices displayed little interest in the finer details of constitutional law, which normally pays their salaries and over which the country has been obsessing now for days.
Newsom argues consequences of Trump reelection would be 'profound and pronounced'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a new interview that Democrats are right to fear the possible reelection of former President Donald Trump as he and other allies of President Joe Biden seek to create a clear «contrast» heading into November's general election.
For People Fleeing War, U.S. Immigration Fight Has Real-Life Consequences
Artem Marchuk needed to escape Ukraine or die. He didn’t see any other options.