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Beto O’Rourke: Impeachment Should Move Forward, Regardless Of Political Risk

"I think this moment calls for us to look beyond the politics and the polling, and even the next election."

Democrats Inching Closer To Impeachment

By Arthur Delaney, Paul Blumenthal, and Matt Fuller

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called a special caucus meeting this week to talk about oversight strategy.

New York Lawmakers Take Aim At Potential Trump Pardons

By Antonia Blumberg

The state Assembly voted to permit authorities to bring state charges against those who received presidential pardons.

Abortion Shaping Up To Be The Health Care Fight Of 2020

By Amanda Terkel

Democrats think Republicans overreached with Alabama's anti-abortion law, alienating voters before the election.

Andy Beshear Wins Democratic Primary For Kentucky Governor

By Daniel Marans

The attorney general ran as a courtroom warrior capable of defeating Republican Gov. Matt Bevin.

Lori Lightfoot Ends Chicago Aldermen’s Privilege On First Day As Mayor

By Sanjana Karanth

She signed an order to erase "aldermanic privilege," which has given council members veto power over zoning and permits.

San Francisco Police Claim Journalist Whose Home They Raided ‘Committed A Crime’

By Sarah Ruiz-Grossman

The police chief said they are investigating the reporter as a “co-conspirator” in a leaked police report.

Grand Jury Indicts Man In The Fatal Shooting Of Rapper Nipsey Hussle

Eric Ronald Holder Jr., 29, was charged with murder related to the rapper's death.

NXIVM Leader Keith Raniere Arrested Just Before Group Sex, Former ‘Slave’ SAys

Former "slave" Lauren Salzman testified that the accused cult leader hid in a closet from authorities.

Ohio State ‘Rolled Out The Welcome Mat’ For Accused Sexual Predator Dr. Strauss

By Alanna Vagianos

Survivors say a new report should require the school to take action, and that coaches like Jim Jordan had to have known.

Police Investigating Students For Allegedly Tainting Crepes With Bodily Fluids

At least eight middle schooers in Ohio could face felony assault charges depending on the forensic investigation.

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