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In December 2025 multiple Democratic members of the House introduced and advanced articles of impeachment against President Donald J. Trump alleging abuse of power, incitement of violence, threats aga...
No, Rep. Ilhan Omar was not expelled from the Democratic Party; she has been removed from House committee assignments at times by Republican majorities, most notably from the House Foreign Affairs Com...
President Obama’s 2011 use of military force in Libya prompted a heated constitutional debate over whether the operation required Congressional approval under the War Powers Resolution; Congress expli...
If of Representatives approves articles of against a president, the president is impeached but remains in office until holds a trial and votes on conviction; only a Senate conviction by a two‑thirds v...
The House of Representatives requires a simple majority vote to adopt articles of impeachment against a president—meaning more votes in favor than against among members voting when a quorum is present...
The House votes on the Civil Rights Act of 1964 are recorded with small but notable discrepancies across contemporary and later summaries, but the dominant, widely cited breakdown for the final House ...
No—there has never been a successful invocation of the 25th Amendment to remove or permanently displace Donald J. Trump from the presidency; what occurred instead were urgent discussions, public calls...
Yes — in practical and procedural terms members of the House of Representatives can introduce and vote on articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, and Democratic lawmak...
A viral claim that has "sent a 47-page referral to " that makes 's third impeachment "" rests on social posts and partisan commentary, not on corroborated reporting from mainstream news or official co...
The House of Representatives can impeach a cabinet official such as a secretary of defense by a simple majority vote in the House, and the Senate must then try the case and convict by a supermajority—...
A midterm election can change which party controls the House of Representatives and thus who can initiate impeachment proceedings, but it ; removal requires House impeachment and a two-thirds Senate c...
Twenty-three House Democrats voted to table (kill) Rep. Al Green’s December 11, 2025, impeachment resolution against President Trump; another 47 Democrats voted “present,” and the motion to table pass...
Democrats held both chambers of Congress (House and Senate) together during the 21st century in the 110th Congress (2007–2009) after the 2006 elections and again during the 117th Congress (2021–2023) ...
’s brief, dramatic rebellion against began with a 52-47 procedural vote to advance a war‑powers resolution that would constrain further strikes on and ended days later when Republican defections and a...
The House on June 24, 2025 voted 344–79 to table (kill) an impeachment resolution against President Trump introduced as H.Res.537, meaning the chamber avoided an immediate up-or-down impeachment vote;...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that the House is voting on articles of impeachment today; the official House schedule and press-gallery calendar show routine legislative business and a...
A small but vocal group of U.S. senators publicly urged or signaled support for removing President Trump following the January 2026 Venezuela operation, led by Senate Democratic leadership and echoed ...
Congress.gov maintains an official "Days in Session" calendar for the current Congress and archives for past sessions, and the site is the authoritative Library of Congress source referenced for track...
No — there is no evidence in the available reporting that a federal judge "put in papers to Congress to impeach Trump"; impeachment articles and resolutions in the House have been introduced by member...
Available reporting documents new impeachment activity — articles and at least one House resolution that purports to impeach President Donald J. Trump — and widespread discussion among Democrats and R...