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The House Judiciary Committee appears likely to adopt two articles of impeachment today and send

them to the full House of Representatives, where they may be voted upon as early as next week.

If the House approves the articles by a simple majority,

which seems very likely, given its Democratic majority, they are sent to the Senate for a trial.

For the Senate to convict the President and remove him from office requires a two-thirds supermajority

vote of those present. Given the Republican majority in the Senate, this seems very unlikely.

Meanwhile, a new poll reports that 50% of Americans say President Trump should not be impeached

and removed from office, while 45% think he should be. Ours is not the only government in turmoil.

British citizens have begun voting today in parliamentary

elections that are likely to decide whether the world's fifth largest economy leaves the European

Union next month or moves toward another EU referendum. An exit poll will be published when polls

close at 10 p.m., 4 p.m. in Dallas, and may indicate the winner.

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