Republicans officially miss their chance to impeach Biden before the election

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Republicans left town this week without accomplishing something that their base had long been promised: the impeachment of President Joe Biden.

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The Biden impeachment effort is dying a slow, painful death

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Some Republicans may still try to force a vote on impeaching Biden. But his withdrawal sapped the House GOP's effort of its last remaining momentum.

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Republican who voted twice against Israel aid wants to impeach Biden for threatening to hold it back

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Rep. Cory Mills of Florida
Rep. Cory Mills of Florida voted against aid to Israel. Now he wants to impeach Biden for threatening to withhold some of it.

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House Republican worries his colleagues don't have 'the will' to impeach Joe Biden: 'I don't know if it would pass'

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Republican Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas at a hearing on Capitol Hill on June 6, 2023.
Republican Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas at a hearing on Capitol Hill on June 6, 2023.

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Sen. Lindsey Graham says he isn't 'worried about impeaching' Biden right now and questions if a 'smoking gun' even exists

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Sen. Lindsey Graham during a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington in December 2023.
Sen. Lindsey Graham.

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Every single Republican voted to formalize an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden — including one who had long said he was against it

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Republican Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado at a hearing on Capitol Hill last year.
Republican Rep. Ken Buck of Colorado at a hearing on Capitol Hill last year.

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Everything you need to know about Republicans moving forward on Biden's impeachment

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House Speaker Mike Johnson speaks about Republicans' investigations into President Joe Biden.

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Biden's impeachment may be inevitable — but House Democrats aren't quite ready to acknowledge that

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Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin said he doubts Republicans will
Democratic Rep. Jamie Raskin said he doubts Republicans will "have the votes" to impeach Biden, citing the party's shrinking majority.

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The US should be able to avoid a recession this year. A government shutdown could change that.

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US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.

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  • There are positive signs that the US will avoid a recession.
  • However, Janet Yellen warned about the economic impact of a government shutdown.
  • If the government shuts down and the economy slows, finger-pointing will follow.

Will we recession? Will we not recession?

Matt Gaetz can count on some progressives' support as he threatens to force a vote on ousting Kevin McCarthy

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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, and Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz on the House floor in January.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, and Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz on the House floor in January.

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