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Four Republican Senators from Kansas and Missouri voted to acquit former President Donald Trump on and article of impeachment that he incited the U.S. Capitol riots on Jan. 6.
Trial Authorization Vote Signals That Senate Will Acquit Trump Forty-four Republicans voted against proceeding with the trial against former President Donald Trump, the clearest signal yet that the Senate will ultimately acquit the president of the impeachment charge against him for a second time. Three Republican senators signaled on Tuesday that the vote is a barometer for how many senators will vote to acquit the president when the trial is over. “I’ve got to believe that it’s going to be highly unlikely that there’ll be anywhere near enough for conviction,” Sen. Kevin Cramer (R...
Covid-19: Pune is the worst affected dist of Mah Phalke award, Rajini factor and BJP algebra Mamata confident of her win in Bengal assembly poll HC asks CBI to probe corruption against Mah Home Minister Jaya Bachchan to campaign for Mamata Banerjee's TMC in Bengal Assembly polls to 140 seats in Kerala tomorrow Assam Govt makes COVID-19 test mandatory for air passengers from Mumbai, Bengaluru Shah holds security review meeting in Jagdalpur, CM Bhupesh Baghel present Mild tremors in parts of HP Woman, son killed, six houses gutted in Srinagar fire All schools closed in Kashmir amid rise in COV...
National January 20, 2021 LAHORE: JUP Vice President Qari Zawwar Bahadur was acquitted by an anti-terrorism court Tuesday by dismissing the charges of backing the accused of blasphemy against Ahle Bait, inciting people for violence, taking out illegal rally and blocking a road. The elderly cleric was booked in a case over six months ago when he was among the leaders of a rally against the arrest of a noted religious scholar Dr Ashraf Asif Jalali in a case of blasphemy of Ahle Bait pertaining to a historic issue already settled by Muslim scholars centuries ago. Judge Ijaz Ahmad Buttar was inf...
Hong Kong protests: university student charged with carrying petrol bombs acquitted over mishandled evidence Magistrate Edward Wong says irregularities in handling of evidence in Li Ki-lun’s case amount to a reasonable doubt whether the bombs belonged to him Co-defendants Tam Chun-yin and Yan Chun-nam convicted of a similar charge after they were caught carrying laser pointers during same protest