Congressman Al Green—a Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives—was removed from the Capitol chamber by the sergeant at ...

Critics eventually labeled it the "sad, depressive hue." But, as gray falls out of favor, there is a new kid in town; green. Shades such as sage, olive, and forest green are cropping up everywhere ...

But Green continued shouting, leading Johnson to order the sergeant-at-arms to remove him from the chamber. Republicans broke out singing “hey, hey, hey, goodbye,” as Green was escorted off th ...

goodbye!" Green said Wednesday that he had the "privilege of going to jail" with the late Rep. John Lewis of Georgia, the civil rights icon who Green said taught him the importance of peaceful ...

"Remove this gentleman from the chamber." Green was then escorted out of the chamber. Republican members cheered at his ...

Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) was removed from the House chamber where President Trump was giving his address to a joint session of Congress after the congressman heckled the president early in his speech.

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has laid out his plans for bidding farewell to the Green ID book in South Africa—and ...

Mr. President, you may continue.” As guards removed him, House Republicans sang, “Hey, hey, hey, goodbye.” Green was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. He attended Florida A&M University ...

But Green continued shouting, leading Johnson to order the sergeant-at-arms to remove him from the chamber. Republicans broke out singing “hey, hey, hey, goodbye,” as Green was escorted off the House ...