Impeachment trial: First day of Q&A session concludes
The Q&A phase comes as Republican senators search for votes to block new witnesses.
Republican Congressman Doug Collins announces Senate run
GOP Congressman Doug Collins announced he would run for the Senate in Georgia, setting up a showdown with Republican Senator Kelly Loeffler.
NPR demands answers from Pompeo about reporter barred from trip
NPR wants the State Department to explain why it removed its diplomatic correspondent from Secretary Mike Pompeo's trip.
Republicans don't have votes yet to block impeachment witnesses
The trial will now enter a question-and-answer phase over the next two days.
Graham backs plan for senators to review Bolton book behind closed doors
The GOP senator backed a proposal for senators to see John Bolton's manuscript behind closed doors.
Impeachment trial: Trump team presents defense amid Bolton revelations
Alan Dershowitz addressed new claims from former national security adviser John Bolton, saying that even if they are true, the president's actions still don't rise to the level of an impeachable offense.
Former top diplomat to Pompeo: "Americans should care about Ukraine"
Taylor published an op-ed responding to the secretary of state's suggestion that Americans don't care about Ukraine.
Impeachment trial: Democrats highlight Trump abuse of power charge
The Democratic House managers focused on the constitutional basis for removing the president from office for abusing his power.
Democrats lay out timeline in case against Trump
The House managers presented their case against the president on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Americans weigh in on candidates who support abortion restrictions
A Marist poll commissioned by the Knights of Columbus found 65% of Americans are more likely to support candidates in 2020 who allow abortion at most in the first three months of a pregnancy.
Tulsi Gabbard files $50 million defamation suit against Hillary Clinton
Gabbard claims the former secretary of state defamed her with comments last year in an effort to hurt her presidential bid.
Impeachment live updates: Bitter debate dominates first day of Trump trial
The first day of President Trump's trial was peppered with contentious exchanges over hearing from new witnesses.
Supreme Court to allow Flint residents to sue city and state
The decision from the Supreme Court not to take up the cases stemming from the Flint water crisis allows city residents to pursue a lawsuit against city and state officials.
Trump impeachment trial: President's lawyers blast Dems for "flimsy" case
The president's legal team laid out its arguments against impeachment, and the Senate Republican leadership released the rules governing the trial.
Democratic senator knocks Amtrak over $25,000 price quote for disabled passengers
Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, the first disabled woman elected to Congress, called it "outrageous" for Amtrak to ask passengers to pay $25,000 for a one-way ticket from Chicago to Bloomington, Illinois.