Then-Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman was 32 when, as a member of the House Judiciary Committee, she voted in 1974 for three articles of impeachment against President Richard M. Nixon. She spent the next few ...

Elizabeth Holtzman has been excluded from the PIX11 House debate Wednesday night, triggering a protest from the former Brooklyn congresswoman and district attorney as well as one of her major ...

Former Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman is running for Congress again in New York's District 10.Courtesy (New York Jewish Week) — Elizabeth Holtzman, the 80-year-old former member of Congress who took ...

Elizabeth Holtzman, the 80-year-old former member of Congress who took Nazis to task and played a role in impeaching former President Richard Nixon, scoffs when asked if she’s too old to run for ...

Leading supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment march in Washington on Sunday, July 9, 1978. From left: Gloria Steinem, Dick Gregory, Betty Friedan and Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, D-N.Y..

Elizabeth Holtzman, a former member of Congress, prosecutor, and city comptroller, is competing to represent New York City in the House once again. (Photo: Hans Pennink/Associated Press) NEW YORK ...

Elizabeth Holtzman’s bid to get New Yorkers of the 10th Congressional District to #sendherback to Washington, D.C. — to borrow her campaign’s hashtag — decades after her last term as a U ...

Elizabeth Holtzman has heard the doubters, the skeptics and the New Yorkers who were mildly surprised that she is still alive, let alone up to the challenge of running for Congress at age 80, ...

Elizabeth Holtzman may forever be known as the “toothpick who toppled the Washington Monument.” Holtzman’s political career kicked off in 1972 when she defeated 25-term Rep. Emanuel Celler to capture ...

Former U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman will be speaking on July 8 at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalists of Southold, 51900 Main Road, Southold Meeting Hall hosted by the North Fork Action Center. Ms.

Congress built a system 50 years ago to prevent another Nixon. Trump seems determined to dismantle those rules.