Impeachment
As the nation awaits President Clinton's Senate trial, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's six-year-old book, "Grand Inquests: The Historic Impeachments of Justice Samuel Chase and President Andrew Johnson", has become a hot-selling title, with all copies in libraries checked out and bookstores scrambling to
Impeachment
Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott's call for an investigation into the timing of President Clinton's military action in Iraq has sparked outrage among lawmakers and raised questions about Lott's motives. Lott had publicly suggested that the action was a ploy to deflect attention from
Impeachment
The Republican Party's image has reached its lowest point in 14 years, with only 40% of Americans holding a favorable view, following a significant drop in public support as the House of Representatives moves towards impeachment proceedings against President Clinton. This drastic decline in public opinion has left
Impeachment
House Republicans, pushing forward with their effort to impeach President Clinton, plan to begin debating impeachment at 9 a.m. EST on Friday. The move comes despite protests from Democrats, who argue that the vote will undermine American armed services during military action in Iraq. President Clinton has stated that
Clinton, Bill
Campaign-fund-raising tactics employed by President Clinton's 1996 presidential campaign have come under scrutiny, with Republican leaders in Congress appearing to squirm in response. The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, led by Chairman Henry Hyde, initially planned to investigate Clinton's activities with a former White
Clinton, Bill
As the impeachment charade drags on, President Clinton's admission of guilt and lack of judgment has come at a great cost to the nation. In a shocking address to the House Judiciary Committee, Clinton's unapologetic apology for his actions raises more questions than answers. He concedes
Starr, Ken
The House Judiciary Committee is set to re-air the Monica Lewinsky scandal, with the president and Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr both making moves that could influence the fate of impeachment. Despite the president's payment to Paula Jones to settle her sexual harassment lawsuit and Starr's re-indictment
Starr, Ken
President Bill Clinton's $850,000 settlement with Paula Jones has been hailed by some as a victory, but it has also reinforced his troubles and created new challenges for his presidency. The settlement has energized the impeachment process, as Jones' lawyers argue that the case was strong
