Meanwhile, on Capitol Hill, the House voted to censure Democrat Al Green today for disrupting President Trump's address to Congress earlier this week.

Ten Democrats join Republican members in passing the resolution.

The House to come to order. Clear the well, please. Clear the well. The House has to continue its business.

A chaotic scene followed the well. The House has to continue its business. A chaotic scene followed the vote as some 20 fellow Democrats joined Green in singing, We Shall Overcome and refused to leave the well of the chamber.

Speaker Mike Johnson eventually declared the House in recess.

Later on the House floor, Green defended his protests and addressed the president directly.

You are a Goliath.

But, Mr. President, there are Davids among us.

Your insolity can no longer be tolerated.

It has to be met with righteous indignation and righteous insubility.

On Tuesday night, the representative from Texas took issue

when Trump claimed to have an historic mandate from voters.

Green refused to sit down and shouted at Trump

before Speaker Mike Johnson ordered him removed

from the chamber.

Presidential addresses to Congress have grown more contentious in recent years.

In 2009, Republican Representative Joe Wilson was formally reprimanded by the House for shouting

at then-President Obama.

Republican lawmakers also interrupted Joe Biden during his speech last year.

A judge in Baltimore agreed to reduce the sentence for Adnan Syed to time served today.

That means the 43-year-old will remain free, even though his murder conviction still stands.

Syed's case gained worldwide attention through the serial podcast.

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