Impeachment is ramping up, and so is Iowa campaigning and Democratic endorsements. 2004 Democratic nominee John Kerry endorsed former VP Joe Biden, Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement endorsed Sen. Bernie Sanders, and VoteVets endorsed Mayor Pete Buttigieg.

Former VP Joe Biden's on his "No Malarkey" tour across Iowa, while the House Judiciary Committee had its first hearing with constitutional scholars.

California Sen. Kamala Harris is the first once top tier candidate to drop out. Also, President Trump attends the London NATO summit, but won't send his counsel to the House Judiciary Committee hearing today.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock dropped his bid for president. Historically, governors have a good shot at the nomination, but this cycle, three of the 12 dropouts have been current or former governors.

Today's the 49th birthday of the EPA, and the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery. Also, retired Admiral and former Rep. Joe Sestak dropped his bid for the Democratic nomination.

Next week the House Judiciary Committee takes over for the House Intelligence Committee in the impeachment process. How might impeachment impact the election?

Today's Thanksgiving, and while it's a day to be thankful, it's also a day imbued with history of massacres of Native Americans by European settlers. That legacy continues on, and there's a crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls.

With Thanksgiving tomorrow, candidates for president talk about bringing the country together from divisive politics. And, the first DNC-approved poll since last week's debate doesn't change the December debate lineup, but it does bring former VP Joe Biden back in the lead.

U.S. actions have implications on the word, like President Trump's pardoning of members of the military convicted or accused of war crimes, and Congress's Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act.