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Topic: Impeachment

Trump’s presidency on shaky ground as US House votes to carry out impeachment inquiry

Donald Trump will become the fourth president to face an impeachment inquiry, but could well be the first to be impeached and seek reelection.

Not only Ukraine, Trump accused of also coercing Italy, Australia & China to probe rivals

Donald Trump, who is facing impeachment proceedings, was originally accused of asking Ukrain to investigate Joe Biden. But that isn’t an isolated case.

Trump’s response to impeachment inquiry by the House is difficult to defend

The White House has called the inquiry unconstitutional and said it has denied Trump the basic right to cross-examine witnesses guaranteed to all Americans.

Trump’s action before he became President should not be grounds of impeachment

Under the US Constitution, a president can be impeached for "crimes and misdemeanors" conducted via his position. This rules out Trump's decisions before 2016 November. But there is an exception to the rule.

When a 20-year-old college journalist beat NYT and Washington Post to Trump scoop

Andrew Howard, a student at Arizona State University, was the first to report the resignation of Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine.

Impeaching President Trump could be perilous for US democracy

The key for Democrats, as they go down this road, is to focus on legitimate grievances and otherwise proceed with caution. Republicans should be willing to follow procedural norms.

Ukraine scandal shows that Donald Trump is his own enemy

With his latest statements comparing a whistle-blower to a spy, Trump's argument is not that they are wrong about the Ukraine controversy, but that they breached his confidence.

As impeachment heat grows, Trump’s attempt to talk his way out of it backfires

Trump's own words in the transcript of his phone call with Ukraine's president provide an easy road-map for Democratic foes who accuse him of abuse of power.

A normal president would tread lightly around impeachment hearings, but not Trump

The US President was irritable this week at the UN — insulting reporters, denying and then confirming parts of the allegations against him and openly calling for the investigation of Joe Biden and his son.

Trump freezing aid in a bid to get Ukraine to investigate Biden will test American law

Even without a smoking-gun connection, and even when a corrupt deal is struck implicitly, the government can still prosecute extortion.

On Camera

Muslims at garba—whenever a festival becomes exclusionary, we lose a piece of India

Conservative clerics warned Muslims against garba as impermissible; now Hindu right-wing groups call their presence provocative—different reasons, same outcome.

Market regulator SEBI clears Adani Group of impropriety alleged by Hindenburg Research

SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.

Govt inks deal with HAL for 97 new Tejas Mk1A; previous order’s deliveries likely to begin next yr

There were no plans to have Mk1A version. However, compromise was reached between HAL & IAF in 2015 since original plan for getting Mk2 would've been time-consuming affair.

India doesn’t give walkovers to Pakistan in war. Here’s why it shouldn’t do it in cricket either

Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.