Trump Impeachment
The latest news, explainers, and analysis on the ongoing impeachment of President Donald Trump.
He has “refreshed” his “recollection.”
The RNC hoped to tie up phone lines and influence lawmakers into opposing the impeachment inquiry.
The former US ambassador to Ukraine described a harrowing series of events.
The president can’t decide if there was no quid pro quo or if there was one and it’s fine.
Deposition transcripts have been released and Trump has threatened a White House staffer.
America’s largest police union doesn’t seem to understand what “due process” is.
Vox’s Today, Explained podcast breaks it down.
Tim Morrison tried not to make the president look bad. He failed.
The Mueller hearing was a debacle for Democrats. The new impeachment rules show that they’ve learned their lesson.
Movement conservatism has left Sen. Romney behind.
On Thursday, the full House will vote on a resolution detailing the process and next steps for the impeachment inquiry.
Alexander Vindman testified that two bits of the conversation didn’t make it into the record.
The measure will put both Democrats and Republicans on the record about the investigation.
Vindman describes two key episodes that he reported concerns about internally.
Congressional hearings rarely accomplish anything. If Democrats want the impeachment hearings to succeed, they need to run them differently.
Philip Reeker testified about Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch’s removal and the withheld military aid in impeachment inquiry hearings Saturday.
A lawsuit questions whether the White House can block testimonies by claiming “constitutional immunity.”
Senate Republicans are joining the pile-on over the House’s impeachment process.
The House should be asking questions about Trump’s dealings with Turkey, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and others.
Abuse of power may not be a crime. But it is absolutely a high crime and misdemeanor.
Here’s why House Republicans stormed into an impeachment deposition on Wednesday.
The House sergeant at arms even had to make an appearance.
Withholding the money was not wrong, Trump argues, because Ukraine didn’t know what was happening.
After William Taylor’s testimony, Trump’s allies are reduced to saying things like “abuse of power is not a crime.”
This is very bad for President Donald Trump.
The central tenet of Trumpism is to never sit one out. Trump’s latest love-fest with Hannity illustrated it.
Ezra Klein and Gene Healy discuss the meaning of “high crimes and misdemeanors” on a new podcast, Impeachment, Explained.
Perry has found himself at the center of a firestorm involving the president and Ukraine.
It’s little more than lies and gaslighting.
Backing for an impeachment inquiry is growing nationally — but polling is tighter in battleground districts.
A lawless president won’t be constrained by establishment politics alone.
We’re living through history. This new podcast helps us make sense of it.
Mitch McConnell has floated the idea of holding a Senate impeachment trial after Thanksgiving.
Every candidate now supports the House’s inquiry.
Giuliani is staunchly opposed to cashing in on political connections — unless he’s doing it.
Subpoenas, depositions, and Gordon Sondland: Here’s Democrats impeachment to-do list this week.
A Trump administration official says there was quid pro quo, presidential calls to interview the whistleblower, and Hunter Biden resigns a board seat.
Senate Republicans aren’t expected to break with Trump, but a handful of lawmakers could feel pressure to do so.
Is Giuliani still Trump’s lawyer? At first the president didn’t seem sure, but eventually decided Giuliani was.