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Investigations conducted by the House Judiciary Committee or other committees into potential impeachable offenses.
Three constitutional routes can end a presidency before January 20, 2029: voluntary exit (resignation or death), involuntary removal through impeachment and Senate conviction, and temporary or permane...
The short answer based on the reporting provided is: the materials do not establish that Stephen Miller is clearly subject to impeachment proceedings, and they do show vigorous political pressure for ...
is the central gatekeeper in modern House s: it receives referrals or resolutions, conducts or reviews (sometimes drawing on other committees’ work), holds hearings and a markup to draft and vote on a...
The House Judiciary Committee ordinarily conducts impeachment investigations and drafts articles of impeachment, but other standing committees or specially created select committees can investigate, g...
The Constitution creates a two-step removal process: brings charges by approving articles of by a simple majority, and tries those charges and may remove the official by a two‑thirds vote . Practice f...
A full House impeachment vote is triggered when the House adopts an impeachment resolution or articles of impeachment by a simple majority; how and when that question reaches the floor is governed by ...