House of Representatives: The House of Representatives is the other chamber of Congress, consisting of 435 members who represent specific districts within each state. It has the power to initiate revenue bills and impeach federal officials.
Majority Party: The majority party in the Senate is the political party that holds more than half the seats. They have control over committee assignments, setting legislative agendas, and determining which bills come up for a vote.
Impeachment: Impeachment refers to the process by which certain federal officials, including the President, can be accused of wrongdoing and potentially removed from office. The House of Representatives has the sole power to impeach, while the Senate conducts impeachment trials.