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Impeaching President Barack Obama is a long-standing desire for many, but delegates for the South Dakota Republican Party decided to act instead of merely wish. In a 191-176 vote in favor of impeachment, delegates voiced their approval Saturday for removing from office the 44th president of the United States. Citing what the delegates claim are numerous violations of the oath of office, the resolution calls for Representatives in the House "to initiate impeachment proceedings." RT's Ameera David speaks with Robert Burgess, communications director for the South Dakota Republican Party, to learn more about the vote. Find RT America in your area: http://bit.ly/1jHLX9o Or watch us online: http://bit.ly/1hgZt6Z Like us on Facebook http://on.fb.me/1jHLZhu Follow us on Twitter http://bit.ly/1hgZt70

The scene: Tomorrow, outside of Google's I/O conference, an assemblage of protestors will dress up like Star Wars characters to decry Google and the economic impact of the technology industry. The goal, the group told TechCrunch in an email, is to highlight rising income inequality in San Francisco, a city now infamous for its spiraling rents. Google has become a symbol for the rapid change that San Francisco is currently undergoing. Protestors target Google's buses that take its employees to and from work in the South Bay. http://bit.ly/1nEazkX http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ

The Free Beacon's Lachlan Markay: Taxpayer money potentially supporting Clinton's political activity

June 25 (Bloomberg) --- Google's biggest event of the year kicks off tomorrow. The pressure is on the company to wow developers and consumers alike, after some pretty big announcements in the past. Ahead of the Google I/O Conference, Ranx takes a look at the company's top 5 futuristic projects. (Source: Bloomberg)

June 5th, 2014 • In an exclusive, Fox News host Megyn Kelly interviews six of the soldiers who served with Bowe Bergdahl at the forward Afghani observation post where Bergdahl went missing on June 30th, 2009. Fair Use Disclaimer: This video may contain copyrighted material. This material is made available for educational, research, and news reporting purposes only. This constitutes a "fair use" of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Law which allows citizens to reproduce, distribute or exhibit portions of copyrighted motion pictures or televised programming under certain circumstances without authorization of the copyright holder.

Taliban propaganda video captures helicopter landing in an Afghan clearing and American prisoner being handed over by armed guards holding white flags. A video released through the Taliban's media arm appears to show the moment Bowe Bergdahl, the US soldier who spent five years in captivity, is released. Sgt Bergdahl, 28, looking relaxed with a blanket draped over his shoulders, is filmed in the back of a vehicle waiting for the handover. He is then brought out as a Black Hawk helicopter lands in a clearing. Special forces soldiers stay at the aircraft as three men, not wearing uniforms, come forward to receive the prisoner, hugging Sgt Bergdahl. As he boards the aircraft one of the men can be seen frisking Sgt Bergdahl. The operation is all over in 10 carefully choreographed seconds and is carried out under the watch of militants, armed with rocket propelled grenades. Get the latest headlines http://bit.ly/1lmKFWi Subscribe to The Telegraph http://bit.ly/1jcO8Sz Like us on Facebo...

Following a two-week long siege and failed negotiations with Iraqi government security forces, the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham militant group has taken control of the Beiji oil refinery.