Trump Impeachment
The latest news, explainers, and analysis on the ongoing impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Ten House Republicans broke with their party to support impeachment.
In a bipartisan vote, the House has impeached Trump for the second time.
He’s trying to “both sides” the threat his supporters present to the peaceful transfer of power.
“After last week’s horrific events, President Trump lost many of his supporters, including me,” says billionaire Doug Leone.
National Guard members are staying at the US Capitol to protect it from supporters of President Donald Trump.
For the first time, there are signs some top Republican leaders are ready to take action against Trump.
House Majority Whip James Clyburn said Trump will likely face an impeachment vote by Wednesday.
Democrats want Trump removed immediately. But many Republicans don’t think he’s done anything wrong.
He still won’t concede the election, even with his back against the wall.
Michael Atkinson told Congress about the complaint last September. Now he has been fired.
This is part of Trump’s post-acquittal purge.
The 48 senators who voted to remove Trump represent 53 percent of the nation.
So much for the end stage of Donald Trump’s presidency.
The Senate’s sham trial revealed a philosophical flaw in American liberal democracy.
He voted to convict Trump of abuse of power.
Vulnerable GOP senators take the fall, Pelosi gets her way, and more.
He was acquitted of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Before this day, no senator had ever voted to remove a president of the same party from office.
“The damage is really to the glitter of America’s supposed exceptionalism,” an expert told Vox.
One Republican just announced that he’s breaking with the president.
Democrats’ only remaining hope for a bipartisan impeachment vote is Mitt Romney.
In an emotional set of closing arguments, he made his final case for convicting Trump.
But the whole saga shows why Biden’s wrong about the GOP coming around post-Trump.
Team Trump wants you to believe Democrats were planning a “coup.” In fact, the opposite is the case.
Every senator will get 10 minutes to explain where they stand.
The truth of impeachment.
Trump may have done something wrong, but voters should focus on his accomplishments, Sen. Lamar Alexander said.
Support for the president’s removal is up slightly ahead of the trial’s conclusion. But few minds seem to have been changed by the proceedings.
They made up their minds a long time ago.
The witness vote was the last major obstacle for Republicans seeking a speedy trial.
Sens. Lamar Alexander and Lisa Murkowski have effectively decided the outcome of a vote on witnesses.
How long will it take? How does it work? What will Chief Justice John Roberts do?
Several witnesses are testifying in public hearings in November.
He’s said he won’t read questions attempting to out the intelligence community whistleblower.
They raised damning points about his record.
You come at Trump with oversight? He’ll come at you with political payback.
Democrat Kyrsten Sinema still wants facts in the impeachment trial.
How the Trump administration is unraveling the good-government reforms of the post-Watergate era.
What to expect from the man presiding over the impeachment process.
He’s the firsthand witness that Trump’s defense previously said was missing.