There's already precedent for the Senate trying an official after they've left office.
It happened 145 years ago — and the impeachment managers in that case believed holding the trial would settle this question.
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Pa. could become a national outlier in how it elects appellate judges. Here’s why experts are worried, via @MarieAlbiges for @SpotlightPA and @VotebeatUS https://t.co/bUe4KCsHUb
Advocates say there’s an urgent need to invest in children’s mental health. But with states seeing revenues drop due to the pandemic, there's concern services will instead be cut. https://t.co/3BbRjuSWHE
@LaVanguardia La segunda foto en el artículo no es auténtica. Consta de las caras de Rimbaud y Verlaine, tomadas de conocidos daguerrotipos de los poetas, superpuestas sobre los cuerpos de dos otros hombres con vestimenta del Viejo Oeste.
Our appointment times for this week are now live on our website! With Thanksgiving right around the corner & a week since the election crowds, this week is a prime time to get tested to keep our community safe. As always, our testing is FREE. #COVID19#Philly#stayathome
@BradfordPearson Everybody reading this should also know the city’s Public Health office is there handing out masks, sanitizer. (As well as water because it’s hot & steamy here today.) https://t.co/9Ugw9UYGzv
When the 2008 financial meltdown happened, we knew we had to move fast.
Now, another economic disaster looms and Philly has a chance to lessen its impact and help renters with a “pilot” eviction diversion program, writes a former judge.
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