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.Sheldon Whitehouse wants Cruz & Hawley off any Senate committees investigating the Trump-incited attack on the US Capitol. He contends as possible subjects of such probes—and possible targets for censure or expulsion— they have a conflict of interest in serving on these committees.

UPDATE: The acting chief of the Capitol Police, Yogananda Pittman, now says "several" officers have been suspended in connection to last week's insurrection. npr.org/2021/01/11/955…

It can, and it should. m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5f…

Voting "no" on impeachment because insurrectionists are threatening you is the very definition of letting the terrorists win

BREAKING: The House of Representatives has once again impeached President Donald John Trump, 45th President of the United States of America.

Ten Republicans voted to impeach Trump. That's the most members of a president's party than have ever voted to impeach him. Johnson: 0 Clinton: 5 for three articles, 1 for the fourth article Trump (first time): 0, after Rep. Justin Amash left the GOP to become a Libertarian.

We impeached him. Again.

Either a professional hypocrite or the master of irony, @RepMullin argues in the same breath for people needing to held responsible for their own actions and that he cannot support impeachment. But then... That means...*aneurism* 💀

This is a wake up call for republicans.

Some seem confused by President Donald J. Trump call to unity. Way I interpret it, he’s calling for unity among decent people who love our country but may disagree on issues or ideology. There can be no unity with conspiracy theorists, peddlers of lies, and insurrectionists. They can go hell.

This is outstanding interviewing, well-prepared, never takes eye off the ball. Pamela Brown

#NewResearchAlert! Our first report focuses on changes & experiences with education & schooling between March-Sept 2020. Visit bit.ly/3rxboUV for key findings & recommendations. Other reports in this #COVID19 series focus on wages, employment, family & well-being. 2of2

The pandemic’s interruption to education will have substantial and long-term consequences for an entire generation of students. Dan Potter, Houston Education Research Consortium associate director of regional research, shares some ways to deal with the impact. #KIUrbanEdge kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021…

Students still learning English are taking longer to become proficient, raising concerns about future struggles kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021…

New data from Houston Education Research Consortium reveals a significant increase in the number of Houston-area students taking longer than five years to learn English. These students often have issues with low grades and test scores and are at greater risk of dropping out. kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021…

#NewResearch from HERC finds only a third of Houston families with children had savings for one month's expenses at the onset of the pandemic. The second of a 3 report series focuses on families and their well-being during the #COVID19 pandemic. bit.ly/3s2fzbB

Across Texas, more and more English learner students find the language barrier harder to overcome kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021…

Texas Schools Are Getting Worse At Advancing English-Learning Students, Report Says houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/educa…

Without mask mandates, Texas undermines school districts' efforts to undo pandemic learning gaps kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021…

Texas’ approach to virtual learning is another step backward for equity kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2021…