Diane Nash was talking about President Donald Trump's impeachment trial one evening when she began experiencing sickening flashbacks.

Sen. Doug Jones, an Alabama Democrat facing an uphill reelection battle in 2020, said Wednesday morning he will vote to convict President Donald Trump on both articles of impeachment.

Twenty-four hours after the first contest among the Democrats seeking to replace him in November and 24 before he will be formally acquitted in the Senate impeachment trial, President Donald Trump delivered his third State of the Union address to a bicameral session of Congress on Tuesday night.

With the Senate on the verge of an impeachment vote expected to keep him in office, President Donald Trump will use Tuesday's State of the Union address to implore Americans to do the same.

With the Senate on the verge of an impeachment vote expected to keep him in office, President Donald Trump will use Tuesday's State of the Union address to implore Americans to do the same.

Members of Congress chanted "four more years" after President Donald Trump was introduced for his third State of the Union address, the night before the Senate is scheduled to render its verdict on his impeachment trial.

CNN Opinion is curating tweets from commentators on the State of the Union address, the Iowa caucus and impeachment.

With the Senate on the verge of an impeachment vote expected to keep him in office, President Donald Trump used Tuesday's State of the Union address to implore Americans to do the same.

The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump is a relative rarity in American political history, and yet aspects of it have the haunting familiarity of a sham trial in the Jim Crow South, where black people were routinely criminalized and murdered in the name of "justice." Yes, there are certainly obvious differences between this political trial and the ones that many black Americans have faced, but the common thread remains: going through a trial that has already been decided before it even began.