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What is an impeachment manager, and what do they do?
The lawmakers chosen by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to serve as managers during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump will get a distinction
Can you spot this snake before it bites you?
Before you cheat and look at the next photo in the gallery, see if you can spot the Copperhead hiding in this forest scene. If you had some trouble don't worry, everyone at Chron.com did too.
Why we will no longer be a welcoming church
We’ve decided to quit being a welcoming church. No kidding. We’re giving it up. Like so many congregations, we’ve sunk an amazing amount of time and energy into becoming a welcoming church. We changed worship styles, trained greeters and ushers, wore name tags, brewed coffee, went to workshops on hospitality and put our friendliest people …
Guilt By Association: Why Franklin Graham is Bad for My Church
As a Baptist minister, I wish to state that Mr. Graham does not speak for me, nor for a large, and rapidly growing segment in the broad stream of Christianity.
Why Churches Can't Do Ministry the Way They Used To
By: Dennis BickersIf they want to successfully impact a changing world for Jesus Christ, pastors and churches must continually reinvent themselves. Churches will either continue to reinvent themselves or they will die.
10 Things No Concealed Carrier Should Ever Do
By James England via concealednation.org There are way more than 10 things you should never do as a concealed carrier…or as a firearms owner in general. But we’ve decided to pick 10 extremely important ones. We’re not judging you if you do these things – we’re just saying it’s the opposite of responsible . . . 10. …
How to Remove a Tree Stump Painlessly
This article shows you how to do a tree stump removal without breaking your back. This stump removal method is safe and effective, and doesn’t require...
How evangelical leaders surrounded Clinton during the last presidential impeachment process
Bill Clinton turned to a certain set of evangelical leaders to help him through repentance and accountability.
What is impeachment and how does it work?
Donald Trump's presidency could be under threat after the US Democratic Party launched a formal impeachment inquiry over allegations he asked a foreign country to investigate a political rival
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - who has so far been reluctant to launch formal impeachment process - announced she would bow to pressure from within her own party after allegations Trump pressured Ukraine's new president to investigate…
Nikki Haley Blasts Impeachment: ‘I Don’t Know What You Would Impeach Him On’
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said there is "nothing impeachable" in the case Democrats have made against President Donald Trump.
Impeachment probe: What happens next
Behind closed doors, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did not specify to her colleagues on Tuesday precisely how the impeachment inquiry will play out or divvy up tasks for each of the committees to take on from here. In part, that's by design.
A Realist’s Guide to Impeachment
Trump should face the consequences of his misdeeds, but the road ahead is perilous.
What Does An Impeachment Mean For Stocks?
According to LPL Financial Research and historical data, impeachment proceedings have not necessarily impacted the stock markets over the longer-term.
How does this impeachment process compare with Nixon and Clinton?
Democrats and Republicans are tangling over where the clock starts on impeachment. Here’s a guide about what happened in the case of Nixon and Clinton.
What now for Park’s impeachment trial?
The countdown to the ruling on the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye has begun, as the Constitutional Court heard the final arguments of Park and the parliament on Monday. The court reviewing the legality of Park’s impeachment held its first closed-door session Tuesday to deliberate on whether Park has broken the law and the Constitution and whether the violations are serious enough to impeach her.President Par...
What you missed while not watching Day 9 of the impeachment drama
A tough question for Trump, Pelosi jockeys for attention, Giuliani threatens a “jaw suit,” and the White House Twitter war turns profane.
How support for impeachment is changing — and what that tells us
Polling released Monday afternoon reinforces a recent trend.
How Could Impeachment Affect The Democratic Primary?
The House has opened an official impeachment inquiry into the president, and some Democrats have even suggested they’ll draft articles of impeachment by Thanksgiving.
How to watch the Muscatine mayoral impeachment hearing
The Muscatine City Council hearing on the removal of Mayor Diana Broderson begins today at 8 a.m. Here's how to follow it:
Age, health and impeachment: What to watch for in this week's Democratic debate
With the Democrats' fourth debate rapidly approaching, here are the topics you should be keeping an eye on.
What We Can Learn From the First Presidential Impeachment
Like Trump, Andrew Johnson defied Congress and the Constitution in multiple ways that were hard to capture in articles of impeachment.
