Impeachment trial: Senators to give speeches explaining their votes after closing arguments Monday
The House impeachment managers and President Donald Trump's legal team will have a final chance Monday to make their pitch to any senators still on the fence about the verdict in the President's impeachment trial, even if the outcome is a forgone conclusion.
Analysis: The final impeachment vote is near. Here’s a look at what’s ahead
The Senate impeachment trial may be over after this week, but its legacy will have lasting consequences for American generations to come. And Donald Trump, only the third president to be impeached in US history, isn't expected to apologize for any of it -- as President Bill Clinton had after his own impeachment.
Buttigieg on Trump: ‘Senate is the jury today, but we are the jury tomorrow’
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg argued Sunday that American voters will soon serve as Donald Trump's jurors ahead of the President's anticipated acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial this week.
Trump: The President is not expected to apologize or admit wrongdoing after anticipated acquittal
With the question of witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial put to bed, President Donald Trump is eagerly anticipating his acquittal in the Senate next week.
Trump administration reveals it’s blocking dozens of emails about Ukraine aid freeze, including President’s role
The Department of Justice revealed in a court filing late Friday that it has two dozen emails related to the President Donald Trump's involvement in the withholding of millions in security assistance to Ukraine -- a disclosure that came just hours after the Senate voted against subpoenaing additional documents and witnesses in Trump's impeachment trial, paving the way for his acquittal.
Impeachment trial of President Trump
Analysis: Here’s what we’ve learned from Trump’s impeachment trial
Two key Republican senators, Lisa Murkowski and Lamar Alexander, decided Friday to vote against hearing witnesses and seeking new evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial. The final tally: 51 no, 49 for.
Democratic presidential candidates will dash from the trial to the trail and back again
The new resolution agreed to Friday in the Senate impeachment trial gives Democratic senators running for president a much needed opportunity to hit the campaign trail between stints back in Washington as jurors.
White House officials not thrilled but resigned to new impeachment trial timeline
White House officials have resigned themselves to the idea that President Donald Trump will not walk into the House chamber next Tuesday evening as an acquitted President.
