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Impeachment: The process and history You're about to get a preview of a premium Guide. Guides are a feature of the Skim App that make it easier to go down a rabbit hole on the biggest issues in your news feed. They go beyond what you see in the Daily Skim to give you the history and context of everything from climate change to artificial intelligence to the rising cost of college. Plus, they include exclusive audio stories just for app subscribers. The Story President Trump is now the fourth president in US history to face an impeachment inquiry. Back up. What are the grounds for impeachment? The Constitution says presidents can be impeached for “treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.” The definition on that last part is up for some debate, so Congress gets to play Merriam-Webster. So how does impeachment work? Historically, the House Judiciary Committee  has investigated and recommended articles  of impeachment.

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GOP split as banks take on gun industry It's a conundrum that puts free-market principles at odds with gun rights, and Republicans across the board are genuinely split. By  ZACHARY WARMBRODT   04/22/2018 07:10 AM EDT In March, Citigroup, which owns the holding company for Citibank, announced new limits on its retail clients' firearms sales. The bank argued that after cycles of "tragedy and inaction," it was taking steps to prevent guns from getting into the wrong hands. | Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Major banks are cutting off business with the gun industry, roiling Republicans who want to respect the financial decisions of private institutions while still showing their unyielding support of the Second Amendment. Some Republicans, enraged at moves by Citigroup and Bank of America to distance themselves from some retailers and gun manufacturers, have called on government agencies to cancel contracts with the banks and defer deregulation propos

                The Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki on Sunday disbursed N10.4 million to 52 women leaders of the All Progressive Congress (APC), in Kwara. Saraki Each of the 52 women leaders who were from the Kwara Central Senatorial District went home with a cash of N200, 000 to assist …

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