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Month: February 2020

Trump acquitted at end of months long impeachment process, found not guilty of two articles

The Senate voted to acquit President Donald Trump on two articles of impeachment Wednesday, marking the inevitable and historic end to a bitterly fought, divisive impeachment trial that will reverberate into the 2020 election and shape Trump’s presidential legacy. But the final day of the Senate’s impeachment trial was not without suspense: Sen. Mitt Romney,

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That’s a wrap on Trump’s impeachment

The third presidential impeachment trial in US history came to a close on Wednesday. It ended largely as expected — with an acquittal of President Donald Trump by the Republican-led Senate, which found him to be not guilty of the two articles of impeachment passed by the House. GOP Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah delivered

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It’s done. Trump has been acquitted

President Donald Trump was acquitted Wednesday by the US Senate of the two impeachment counts passed by the House: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. Just the third President to face impeachment, Trump will remain in office — like Bill Clinton and Andrew Johnson — but he was robbed of the ability to dismiss

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A Cleveland fertility clinic that lost 4,000 eggs and embryos just got hit with 2 more lawsuits

Almost two years ago, a freezer malfunction at an Ohio fertility clinic may have destroyed hundreds of patients’ chances at having biological children. Devastated families spoke out about their grief. Some created a memorial at a cemetery for the 4,000 eggs and embryos lost. Now, two new lawsuits were filed Wednesday against University Hospitals Fertility

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What the airport of 2030 will look like

Whether it’s biometrics to get through security, an airline app that tells you if your flight is delayed or free Wi-Fi and charging areas for all travelers, there’s no doubt technology this past decade has helped enhance the airport experience for fliers around the world. How exactly will it continue to make a difference in

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Casper’s IPO is officially a disaster

Casper’s attempt at a public debut is becoming downright embarrassing. The mattress-in-a-box company dramatically slashed its initial public offering price, cutting its valuation and dimming hopes of a positive reception by investors. The company said Wednesday in a regulatory filing that it had cut its IPO target share price to $12 to $13 from $17

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