MU students, faculty visit Iowa caucus for research
A group of University of Missouri students and faculty visited the Iowa caucus on Monday to poll voters on their preferences.
Continue ReadingA group of University of Missouri students and faculty visited the Iowa caucus on Monday to poll voters on their preferences.
Continue ReadingThe Senate on Friday voted to block any witnesses from being called in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, a move that will mark the beginning of the end of the third Senate trial for a president in US history.
Continue ReadingAmid the intense focus on the Senate impeachment trial and Monday’s Iowa caucuses in the presidential race, you likely missed this announcement from the Congressional Budget Office: The budget deficit is projected to top $1 trillion in 2020 — and to stay at or above that 13-figure mark for the remainder of the decade. Why
Continue ReadingWatch live as the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump continues.
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial continued Wednesday with a question-and-answer portion expected to last 16 hours over two days.
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump’s legal team presents its final day of opening arguments.
Continue ReadingWatch live as Trump’s legal team presents its arguments to the Senate.
Continue ReadingHouse Democratic impeachment managers will make closing arguments in their case against President Donald Trump starting at noon Friday.
Continue ReadingA day after President Donald Trump called a deadly attack on two Middle East military leaders, members of Missouri’s Congressional Delegation are speaking out.
Continue ReadingA look at why the former mayor of San Antonio, Julian Castro, has ended his presidential campaign. Video by Stringr.
Continue ReadingAn examination of why millennial voters are supporting boomer candidates. Video by Stringr.
Continue ReadingU.S. House members representing Missouri districts joined their colleagues Wednesday in giving their thoughts on a pending vote on articles of impeachment.
Continue ReadingA new chapter in American history is about to unfold on the House floor as a debate begins over the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Continue ReadingIn CNN’s new national poll, 45% of Americans say that President Donald Trump should be impeached and removed from office. That’s down from 50% who said the same in CNN polls in October and November. Which is good news for Trump, right? Trump certainly thinks it is! “Impeachment Poll numbers are starting to drop like
Continue ReadingNew Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday slammed Rep. Jeff Van Drew for “putting politics over the Constitution” after sources said the congressman will switch to the Republican Party. “He’s putting politics over the Constitution, he’s putting cuteness over courage, and he’s cutting and running,” Murphy told CNN’s Dana Bash on “Right Now.” “He
Continue ReadingFive staffers serving a freshman Democratic congressman resigned on Sunday after sources said he was intending to switch to the Republican Party. The aides to New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew — Javier Gamboa, Edward Kaczmarski, Justin M. O’Leary, Mackenzie Lucas and Caroline Wood — wrote in the letter that they can “no longer in
Continue ReadingWASHINGTON D.C. The House Judiciary Committee approved two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Friday morning. Watch playback of the vote in the player below. The committee adopted both articles, alleging abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, on a party-line vote. A final vote in the full House is expected next week.
Continue ReadingFormer Mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg has decided to focus time and energy on Super Tuesday states such as Calfornia.
Continue ReadingThere has been some speculation that Hillary Clinton may enter the Democratic race for the third time in her career. We assess whether this is viable and what it might mean for the race.Â
Continue ReadingA look at the recent entrants to the Democratic race and whether they could win the nomination at this late stage.
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