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A judge ruled the Trump administration's $8 billion energy grant cuts targeting Democratic states violated the Constitution.
Lawmakers are calling on President Trump's cabinet and Congress to boot him from office using a never-before-invoked provision of the Constitution.
How could a sitting US president be legally removed from office? Most people have heard of impeachment, a power granted to (and rarely used by) the US Congress. But there’s also the 25th amendment to the US Constitution,
President Donald Trump has ramped up his threats to remain in power–this time questioning if he should stay in the White House for a fourth term. After repeatedly threatening to run for a third term in office,
Donald Trump's framing of another run in terms of a fourth term highlights how he continues to reject the legitimacy of the 2020 election that he lost.
President Donald Trump has made very clear his desire to “acquire” Greenland from Denmark, no matter the damage to NATO or to the US alliance with Europe.
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The 25th Amendment ensures that “the United States will always possess a functioning President and Vice President” and that in the event of the President’s removal from office, it “provides for the prompt, orderly, and democratic transfer of executive power,” according to the Constitution .
Calls are growing to use the 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump from office. This constitutional provision allows for the transfer of presidential authority to the vice president. Concerns have risen over Trump's aggressive stance on acquiring Greenland.
Now, Michelle Obama has responded to the idea that Barack Obama could run for a third term if Trump bypasses the Constitution and runs for a third term. Newsweek has contacted the Obamas and the White House for comment on this story.