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DONALD TRUMP may be impeached for a SECOND time today as Nancy Pelosi slammed a "deadly incitement" and several Republicans have jumped ship on the president. Trump facing a second impeachment comes following the US
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To observe President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial is to enter a word of the surreal. Up is down, down is up and two plus two equals four — but only if you play by the
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President Donald Trump’s legal team presents the second day of its defense on Monday in the Senate impeachment trial after the Democratic House managers laid out their case last week charging the president with abuse
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The opening day of President Trump’s senate impeachment trial drew a substantial amount if viewers across the three cable news and major networks that broadcast the proceedings. In total, around 11 million people tuned in
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USA TODAY asked a diverse group of contributors to its Opinion section how they would vote on impeaching President Donald Trump. Here are their answers: An immoral jury Would you take to trial a case
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It’s a Scorsese reference but not “The Departed” There’s just over a year to go until the 2020 presidential election, but the competition to potentially replace Donald Trump in the White House is already stiff.
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Washington: Anyone under the illusion Democrats believe they are onto a political winner by impeaching Donald Trump should look at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's actions on Tuesday (Wednesday Australian time). The day began with Pelosi
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The impeachment inquiry against President Trump took an important turn in the first House Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday. Judging by the opening remarks of Chairman Jerry Nadler and the opening testimony of constitutional law
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Gordon Sondland’s bombshell testimony at the impeachment hearings on Wednesday overshadowed the Democratic debate, as candidates were immediately grilled on the question of removing President Donald Trump from office. Moderator Rachel Maddow asked Elizabeth Warren
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If the House does impeach President Trump, it would be up to the Republican-controlled Senate to decide whether he is removed from office. Just a handful of Republicans have raised concerns over the president’s contacts
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