UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

The House of Representatives prepares to vote on the impeachment of President Trump as the Senate prepares for a prospective trial; millions of people are under winter weather advisories; the top Latin artists and songs of 2019, according to Spotify.

Articles of impeachment against President Trump now moving forward to a full vote in the House of Representatives; a ProPublica investigation found that doctors hired to evaluate the health of green card applicants have not been properly vetted by federal authorities; and a father is seeking justice for his son who died from a violent punch to his head, now the suspect if convicted might spend less than a year in jail because of a law known as the one punch rule.

As the impeachment moves along in the House of Representatives, President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are at odds over what a trial in the senate would look like; a second federal judge has blocked the Trump Administration’s efforts to reallocate funds for border wall construction; and relatives are mourning after the Jersey City shooting that left three people dead, including an Ecuadorian man.

Officials describe Tuesday’s violence at a Jersey City kosher market as a targeted attack; President Trump downplays the articles of impeachment against him at a rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night; and growing backlash against Houston’s Police Chief Art Acevedo after he blasted lawmakers for inaction on gun control.

A historic day for our nation, President Trump faces two articles of impeachment; House Democrats announce a trade deal to replace the decades-old NAFTA agreement; and doctors marched to the border to try and vaccinate detained migrants from the flu.

The House Judiciary Committee hears evidence from lawyers of both parties in the case against President Trump; the FBI is investigating the mass shooting at a naval base in Pensacola Florida as an act of terror; and a college professor in Texas has designed a course around Spanglish.

A mass shooting at a military facility in Pensacola, Florida, several people reportedly killed, including the shooter, who authorities identified as a Saudi national; a robbery gone wrong in Miami where two suspects hijacked a UPS truck killing the driver and a bystander; and as Democrats prepare articles of impeachment, the White House faces must decide if it’ll participate in the proceedings.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces the House is pressing forward to draft articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump; a U.S. Navy Sailor kills two people and himself at Pearl Harbor; Controversy over a new DHS proposal to require U.S. citizens to undergo airport facial scans; United States may soon face a French fry shortage.

The impeachment inquiry is now entering a new chapter as it moves to the House Judiciary Committee; this a day after the House Intelligence Committee released a damming report of President Trump’s actions; and after months of pressure to step down, Bishop Richard Malone of Buffalo New York finally has for his handling of sexual abuse claims.

President Trump clashed with French President Emanuel Macron over NATO and the battle against ISIS; a massive storm is pummeling parts of the Northeast; and students return to Saugus High School in Southern California almost three weeks after a mass shooting.