Briefly with OZY

Batons and water cannons haven’t deterred Indians from protesting an immigration law that excludes Muslims. Two people died yesterday and demonstrations continue today. Meanwhile, Democratic hopefuls targeted South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg at last night’s debate.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted 229-189 to make President Donald Trump the third president in history to be impeached. Meanwhile, Indians protesting the Dec. 11 citizenship law faced mass arrests today as they defied an assembly ban.

The House of Representatives reportedly has the Democratic votes lined up to make Donald Trump the third American president to be impeached – as early as this evening. Meanwhile, India’s Supreme Court has put off for a month its consideration of legal action against a citizenship law that has sparked sometimes violent protests across the nation.

Boeing has shut down production of a controversial plane…

Pakistan has sentenced a former, now exiled, leader …

Democrats and Republicans are battling over impeachment…

And a major underwater finding.

Protests continued today after Sunday’s clashes in Assam state killed at least five and

injured 100 students in New Delhi, with Muslim demonstrators enraged by a new citizenship law.

Meanwhile, Democrats in the U.S. Senate are seeking impeachment trial testimony from White House

officials.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson is taking a victory lap after Thursday’s resounding victory for his Conservative Party, now purged of Brexit opponents, allowing an EU departure next month. Meanwhile, the House Judiciary Committee has approved articles of impeachment, setting up next week’s full house debate and vote on the issue.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson can “get Brexit done” next month, now that his Conservative Party has won a resounding landslide in yesterday’s parliamentary election. Meanwhile, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee has postponed votes on impeachment articles against President Donald Trump.

Britons are voting today in their third parliamentary election in five years, hoping to break the deadlock over Brexit. Meanwhile, the U.S. Justice Department’s inspector general told lawmakers yesterday that FBI investigators looking into the Trump Campaign and Russian election meddling were negligent in their handling of the case.

Nobel Prize winner, former human rights campaigner and Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi told the International Court of Justice that testimony detailing violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar was “incomplete and incorrect.” Meanwhile, six people, including a police detective, are dead after a shootout at a New Jersey deli.

Today...

The House Intelligence Committee accuses Trump of misusing power … Google’s founders are stepping down … and Harvard’s grad students are on strike for better wages.