Trump Impeachment
The latest news, explainers, and analysis on the ongoing impeachment of President Donald Trump.


The senator was once dubbed “the most exciting figure in politics” for libertarians. Now he’s one of Trump’s biggest allies. Why?


Democrats are probing whether the special envoy was directed by Trump to squash an investigation in Ukraine. Republicans have a plan to throw him under the bus.


Pundits called the first public impeachment hearings boring. SNL answered that criticism by turning them into a soap opera.


David Holmes, aide to William Taylor, offered more damning testimony in the impeachment hearings.


Andrew Prokop breaks down this week’s public hearings and Brianne Gorod explains the term “obstruction of justice,” on Impeachment, Explained.

One takeaway includes a dramatic, real-time attack by President Trump.


Rep. Elise Stefanik is accusing the House intel chair of treating Republicans unfairly, but all he did was try to enforce the rules.

Probably not, but here’s why it likely doesn’t matter anyway.

Even Fox News thought Trump’s tweets strayed dangerously close to witness intimidation.


“As Foreign Service professionals are being denigrated and undermined, the institution is also being degraded. This will soon cause real harm, if it hasn’t already,” she said.


Don’t fall for it.


Yovanovitch’s fate is a prologue to the main scandal.


Outlets should know better by now than comparing politics to reality TV. Alas.


Democrats are well into the public phase of their impeachment inquiry.

Facebook is making millions off of impeachment ads from Trump, his allies, and his adversaries.


Listen to this episode of Today, Explained for a breakdown of key moments.


Rep. Will Hurd was really the only one to defend Trump successfully.

Bill Taylor revealed new information, and Democrats tried a new format.


The State Department official is testifying in style.

He said a member of his staff gave an account of a previously unknown Trump phone call.


Don’t miss the impeachment hearings today. Watch it live here.


Trump is getting his spin directly from Dobbs, Hannity, and company — and he isn’t even trying to hide it.


“The importance of public hearings is to make the case to the American people,” a Democratic lawmaker said.


Republicans have four defenses they hope will protect the president during public impeachment inquiry hearings.


Here’s the timeline of what Trump officials asked the Ukrainians for.


The president suggested Adam Schiff “doctored” impeachment hearings transcripts. He did not.


Rep. Adam Schiff said he would deny any request that might turn the hearings into “sham investigations” into Joe and Hunter Biden.


House Intelligence Committee chairman Rep. Adam Schiff has said calling some on the list, like Hunter Biden, is out of the question.


Historian Nicole Hemmer and I discuss how conservative media both protects and endangers President Trump, on Impeachment, Explained.

This poll shows how Democrats, independents, and Republicans are processing impeachment.


She said an early version of the quid pro quo was conveyed to the Ukrainians.


Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman’s full testimony to the House Democrat-led impeachment inquiry is bad news for Trump.


Listen to this episode of Today, Explained for a breakdown of the latest impeachment deposition transcripts.


Trump denies it, but it looked like he wanted the attorney general to clean up his mess, again.


This is what you need to know from an over 300-page document.


It builds on his already damning opening statement.


Graham claimed there was no quid pro quo before he stopped caring about Trump’s conduct altogether.


Many of his continued memory failures involve President Trump.


Current laws offer limited recourse for whistleblowers in the case of retaliation.


Rand Paul’s Trump rally comments illustrate how weak the president’s position is.