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ANALYSIS: Ralph Nader and the Resignation Strategy — Impeachment Without a Vote
On June 5, 2026, Ralph Nader published on his personal website a text that stands out sharply in the American political landscape:
FACT-CHECK: 53–47, Acquittal Certain — Is the US Senate Trial Already a Done Deal?
Since the November 2024 elections, the US Senate has been controlled by Republicans with a majority of 53 seats to 47 for
OPINION: Procession to the Capitol — The Day America Walked Into History
On January 15, 2020, at exactly 5:34 PM, seven House Democrats crossed what Speaker Nancy Pelosi herself had called a historic threshold.
INVESTIGATION: The Republicans Who Broke Ranks — Portrait of a GOP Internal Revolt
Since returning to the White House in January 2025, Donald Trump has governed the Republican Party through a well-worn mechanism: political terror.
COMMENTARY: 55% of Americans Back Impeachment — The Poll Haunting Trump's Coalition
Some statistical findings land like an uppercut to the political jaw. The Strength In Numbers/Verasight poll, conducted April 10–14, 2026 among 1,514
EDITORIAL: " Witch Hunt " — When the White House Transforms Impeachment into Political Martyrdom
The moment the word impeachment echoes through the corridors of Capitol Hill, the White House draws the same weapon: the witch hunt.
COLUMN: 228-193 — The Night the Capitol Tilted With Barely a Republican
There are votes that resemble nothing else. Votes where the numbers are not merely accounting results, but scars the American Republic will
EXPLAINER: The 25th Amendment Brandished — Why Vance and the Cabinet Did Not Take the Step
In the spring of 2026, the United States came close to an institutional crisis without precedent in its modern history. More than
ANALYSIS: Thirteen Charges Against Trump — Anatomy of a Far-Reaching Indictment
On April 6, 2026, Democratic Representative John B. Larson of Connecticut filed in the House of Representatives Resolution H.Res.1155 — thirteen articles