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A U.S. president can be removed from office without a formal impeachment conviction through the 25th Amendment or other mechanisms, but this is rare and often politically contentious.
Section 4 of the Twenty-Fifth Amendment has never been invoked in U.S. history; it remains an unused constitutional mechanism for removing a president deemed unable to discharge the powers and duties ...
The Constitution does not contain a single, explicit clause that says who may "remove" Cabinet secretaries; removal authority is split between the President’s general executive removal power (implicit...