Impeachment Vote Seen In House Judiciary Committee
Representative Pramila Jayapal holds up the Constitution while voting on articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump in the House Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill. The scene captures partisan tensions as lawmakers consider historic charges.
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Impeachment charges move forward in House vote
The Judiciary Committee approved two impeachment articles against President Donald Trump on a party line vote. Democrats back charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress as the House prepares for a full vote next week before the holidays. The Senate is expected to acquit after a January trial.
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Salvation Army Christmas distribution aids 170 area families
Sabrina Miller found joy at the Salvation Army in Massillon during Friday’s Christmas distribution. She and other families received gifts, with Miller noting the slime kit will brighten Christmas morning for her two children while she works to catch up on bills after starting a new job.
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Frank Burkett Re-elected Ohio Farm Bureau President
Stark resident Frank Burkett remains president of the Ohio Farm Bureau after a year marked by heavy rains and flooding that delayed planting and damaged crops. In 2019, unplanted acres hit record levels, while farmer Ben Klick eyes 2020 and a hoped USMCA proximity after NAFTA replacement. A USA Today report notes Congress may approve the revised trade pact before year end.
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Dilia’s journey from Tajikistan to Walsh University
Dilafruz Dilia Samadova fled Tajikistan to escape an arranged marriage and seek asylum in the United States. After securing a divorce and an American work visa, she found support from Catholics in Ohio and is set to graduate from Walsh University this Sunday.
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