Trump Impeachment
The latest news, explainers, and analysis on the ongoing impeachment of President Donald Trump.
“The last time I traveled to the United States I stayed in New York near Central Park and I stayed at the Trump Tower.”
While some Republicans went after the whistleblower, others left town claiming they still hadn’t read the report.
The intelligence official’s testimony did little to quell concerns he tried to hide a whistleblower complaint from Congress.
“The spies and treason, we used to handle it a little differently than we do now,” Trump said.
It’s that bad and worse.
It was their moment to defend Trump, but they didn’t step up.
Nixon had tapes. Trump has transcripts.
The conspiracy and the cover-up are in plain sight.
The complaint at the center of Democrats’ impeachment inquiry has been released.
Chief question: Will Barr protect Trump from the Ukraine scandal?
The complaint remains classified, however.
One strategy is mocking Democrats: “We can’t beat him. Let’s impeach him.”
It happened on the sidelines of the UN, hours after the White House released a transcript of their July 25 call that’s at the center of a whistleblower complaint.
What happens now? We break it down on Today, Explained.
Trump still thinks his own intelligence agencies are wrong about who hacked the DNC — and he wanted Ukraine’s help to prove it.
The history and logistics of trying to remove a president from office.
A summary of the conversation comes out as Trump is embroiled in an impeachment mess.
The political system has an answer for a threat like Donald Trump, but none for a threat like Mitch McConnell.
“The actions of the Trump presidency revealed dishonorable facts of betrayal of his oath of office,” the speaker of the House said Tuesday.
“Presidents need to have the right to conduct diplomacy privately,” says an expert.
Democrats’ impeachment dam appears to be breaking.
Trump claims Biden threatened Ukraine to aid his son’s business interests. The facts suggest otherwise.