Impeachment updates: Democrats unveil impeachment resolution
Democrats plan to vote on the measure in a full House vote in the coming days
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Democrats plan to vote on the measure in a full House vote in the coming days
He was forced to resign as attorney general after the 2018 midterm elections
Some fans held signs saying "VETERANS FOR IMPEACHMENT" AND "IMPEACH TRUMP"
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the House will vote on a resolution establishing procedures for the next phase of the inquiry
After 11 terms, Oregon Representative Greg Walden said, "I will close the public service chapter of my life"
This is the case even as Republican opposition to Trump's impeachment remains high
William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, appeared for 9 1/2 hours in a closed-door deposition that Democrats called "very devastating" for Trump, and Republicans stormed a secure room, delaying a witness deposition
Cummings, the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, died last week at 68
"For me, I was privileged enough to call him a dear friend," Republican Mark Meadows
The request is the first time Republican lawmakers involved in the impeachment probe have formally asked Democrats to call witnesses
"Given the history in our country, I would not compare this to a lynching," McConnell says of impeachment inquiry
Democrats tabled the Republican-sponsored resolution to censure the House Intelligence Committee chairman
The Supreme Court has made it harder to fight, and reform bills are failing, but the issue could appear on 2020 ballots in several states
The justices threw out a case that had been brought by Democratic voters
2018 midterms convinced Democrats that Texas is the next target, and now Republicans are beginning to respond
President targeted Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Beto O'Rourke
While Republican senators expressed their disagreement with Trump, the House passed a bipartisan resolution condemning the president's decision to pull troops from northeastern Syria
One-third of Republicans say a president should not be able to ask foreign leaders for help in U.S. campaigns, but most of them still disapprove of the impeachment inquiry
Should the House impeach President Trump, the Senate would be expected to vote on removing him from office, which would require the support of two-thirds of the Senate — 67 senators
President Trump is hoping to help spur a runoff election in the race for governor. He'd like to see Governor John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, unseated by a GOP challenger
The president was by his own admission fired up and off script as he spoke for more than 90 minutes
The report reinforces the intelligence community's previous conclusions that Russia tried to harm Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy while boosting Donald Trump's
The White House announced U.S. forces in northeast Syria would clear the way for a Turkish incursion. This move is seen as a betrayal of Kurdish forces who have fought alongside U.S. forces for years to defeat ISIS
Privately, some Republicans say it just isn't worth it to take him on even if they disapprove of his actions
"I don't know what the president was thinking. But I do know he loves to bait the press and he does that almost every day," Blunt said on "Face the Nation"