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Impeachment at all levels of government are becoming more common, a political scientist said. It could make the political tool pointless.

Before 30 senators take on their role as impeachment trial jurors, they face a series of momentous decisions on whether to dismiss the charges as requested by the attorney general.

The letter is no surprise "based on public reporting about the evidence," says former U.S. Attorney Barb McQuade

If Trump’s reaction on Truth Social is any indication, the meeting didn’t go well

"Attempting to intimidate prosecutors or inciting violence" could badly backfire on the former president

DALLAS — Not long ago, the NCAA was seen as a leader in social activism.

DALLAS — Ted Cruz has seemingly taken himself out of the 2024 presidential sweepstakes, saying last week that he’s focused on being reelected to a third term in the Senate.

The COVID-19 pandemic, inflation and burnout have pummeled teachers in the last few years. Lawmakers from both parties agree they should get a pay bump — but it won’t happen without some negotiation.

AUSTIN, Texas — In eight years as arguably the most conservative “Big Two” in Texas history, Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have achieved an uneasy peace. The two Republican leaders rarely clash in public and they’ve increasingly avoided conflict by doubling down on the unique — and…