Topic: Jonathan Turley

The House Oversight Committee on Thursday opened its first impeachment hearing into President Joe Biden's family business dealings.

Experts testified Tuesday before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on ways Congress could reform the Presidential Records Act and Federal Records Act.

A National Guard officer will testify Tuesday about the Park Police's 'unprovoked escalation' against protesters at Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C., on June 1.

Witnesses testified in Congressional hearings Monday about teargas and police violence when Park Police cleared out peaceful protesters at Lafayette Square in advance of President Donald Trump's photo opportunity June 1.

The House judiciary committee released a report Saturday outlining historical arguments for impeachment of the president.

Four legal experts scheduled to testify before the House judiciary Committee Wednesday were set to make differing arguments on whether impeaching President Donald Trump is justified.

The House intelligence committee voted Tuesday to approve a report accusing President Donald Trump of obstructing their impeachment probe and asking Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 presidential election.

House Republicans filed a lawsuit against President Barack Obama in federal court, making good on a promise to sue over executive actions.

House Speaker John Boehner has retained legal scholar Jonathan Turley to sue President Obama after two law firms withdrew from the case.

A House panel got deep into the constitutional weeds Wednesday on the merits of Speaker John Boehner's lawsuit against President Obama.