Trump Impeachment
The latest news, explainers, and analysis on the ongoing impeachment of President Donald Trump.
The ultimate guide to Donald Trump’s first impeachment.
The ultimate guide to Donald Trump’s first impeachment.
Impeachment proceedings will now move to the Senate.
The Senate impeachment trial, explained.
Impeachment is about prevention, not retribution.
The latest in Trump Impeachment
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Trump, immigration, and fighting back.
How Trump could attempt to cut Medicaid, school funding, and more — without Congress.
Senate Republicans will be worse off without Romney in office.
It’s the latest of example of the GOP rallying around the former president.
They are accused of conspiring to incite the Capitol attack.
Del. Stacey Plaskett told CNN that “we didn’t need more witnesses, we needed more senators with spines.”
Graham is still all-in on Trumpism. Bill Cassidy? Not so much.
Beck Bennett’s Mitch McConnell tells us how he really feels about Trump.
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Sen. McConnell relied on a technicality to excuse his vote to acquit Trump.
“The times have found us,” Raskin said. “Is this America? What kind of America will this be?”
The United States constitutional system was not a winner.
A historic number of lawmakers voted to convict a president of their own party in Trump’s impeachment trial.
A majority of senators found Trump guilty, but they did not reach the 67-vote threshold needed to convict.
New details about January 6 show how flimsy Trump’s impeachment defense is.
In a late twist, the House impeachment managers requested to subpoena at least one witness. Then they backed down.
Given his leadership of the Republican Party, his decision is a highly influential one.
Trump’s impeachment defense failed because what Trump did was indefensible.
No, Trump does not have a constitutional right to lie with impunity.
Biden’s impeachment strategy: Don’t talk about it.
Security footage shows just how close Capitol rioters got to lawmakers and staffers.
A new poll highlights a potential reason some Republican lawmakers may be wary of holding Trump accountable.
These are the GOP lawmakers seen as most likely to vote for Trump’s conviction.
“I have no idea what he is doing,” Alan Dershowitz said.
Most Republicans, however, voted to dismiss the trial, suggesting that Trump’s conviction is unlikely.
Rep. Jamie Raskin is the lead House impeachment manager. He’s also a powerful witness.
The video chronicled the staggering violence of the January 6 attack on the Capitol.
The action starts Tuesday. It might not last long.
Impeachment is the first step toward real democracy reform.
The impeachment process to prevent Trump from running in 2024, explained.
The Constitution is not at all clear about whether Trump remains vulnerable to impeachment.
It would be an unexpected bonus episode to the Trump Show.
The head of Trump’s impeachment defense team has left; his exit was followed by several others.
Many Republicans are poised to stand by Trump during the impeachment trial — much as they have for years.
The House transmitted its article of impeachment to the Senate. Here’s what we know about the trial.
The report of more interference efforts comes as the Senate makes plans for its impeachment trial.
Trump is reportedly still looking for a legal team as his second impeachment trial looms.
The debate over whether to call Donald Trump a fascist, and why it matters.
Is conviction a real possibility? When will the Senate trial be — and can they even hold one?
The bulk of the trial will likely unfold once Biden is president.