That is the verdict of many on the impeachment charges levelled against Sara Zimmerman Duterte, 46, the Vice President and the former secretary of the Department of Education (DepEd), from July 1, ...

Presidents are granted the authority to issue pardons under Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution. The Constitution's framers were heavily influenced by the English legal tradition of pardon, ...

A piece titled “Most world leaders have pardon power. Few use it the way Trump has,” appeared in The Washington Post on 20 ...

A longtime Connecticut State Community College Norwalk history professor contextualizes the history of presidential pardons.

What can 1868 teach us about 2020 Going to the Devil The Impeachment of 1868 the firsttimeever original narrative documentary from The Great Courses is a unique retelling of the turbulent events ...

Andrew Johnson, 1868, was impeached by the US House of Representatives supposedly for violating the "Tenure of Office Act" by removing the Secretary of War, although he escaped conviction by one vote.

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While each Cabinet nominee is unique as are the reasons why some withdraw or get rejected, we can see patterns and factors ...

President Joe Biden moving to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, was the latest controversial pardon issued by an American ...

Trump's impeachment and trial will leave a permanent stain on his record, as it did for the only two presidents to have encountered the same fate, Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1998.

Presidents are granted the authority to issue pardons under Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution. The Constitution’s ...

He was eventually impeached in 1868 — the same year he made both of his unsuccessful nominations. In the modern era, it’s become far more common for presidents to put forward Cabinet nominees ...