Impeachment threatens to become a double-edged election issue for Democrats, giving them hopes for gains in the Senate while putting their House majority at risk. Published January 20, 2020
House Democrats released more new information from indicted former Ukrainian businessman Lev Parnas on Friday evening, as they prepare to submit evidence for the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump. Published January 17, 2020
Former Rep. Chris Collins was sentenced to 26 months in jail on Friday after being convicted for insider trading, according to multiple reports. Published January 17, 2020
The Government Accountability Office said Thursday that the Trump White House broke the law by holding up military assistance money to Ukraine -- a revelation that Democrats say bolsters their impeachment case against President Trump. Published January 16, 2020
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy defended President Trump on Thursday after Congress' official legal branch concluded that his hold on military aid for Ukraine violated the law. Published January 16, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ramped up her demands for documents and witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial Thursday morning, in light of a new report concluding the Trump administration's hold on Ukraine aid was illegal. Published January 16, 2020
President Trump could be defending himself against House Democrats' impeachment charges at the same time he is touting his accomplishments during the State of the Union address, now that the House has sent over articles of impeachment to start a Senate trial. Published January 15, 2020
After a month-long delay, it took only about a 700-foot walk to formally deliver House Democrats' impeachment articles to the Senate on Wednesday. Published January 15, 2020
The House voted Wednesday afternoon to officially transfer the articles of impeachment to the Senate. The 228-193 vote also deputized seven Democrats to prosecute the case against President Trump Published January 15, 2020
Top Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee are demanding more information on potential threats against former Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Wednesday after new evidence suggests she was potentially under surveillance during her time in Ukraine. Published January 15, 2020
The White House slammed House Democrats Wednesday morning for putting politics over the public after they unveiled their team of prosecutors for the Senate impeachment trial. Published January 15, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced her team of seven impeachment managers Wednesday, tasking them with prosecuting President Trump in the upcoming Senate impeachment trial. Published January 15, 2020
House Democrats, looking beyond impeachment, hope to fulfill top midterm campaign promises on health care to bolster their case for keeping the majority in the November elections. Published January 14, 2020
Democrats pivoted to making impeachment an election issue Tuesday as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi prepared a vote to send articles of impeachment to the Senate, where President Trump is all but guaranteed an acquittal. Published January 14, 2020
The government's top border official emphatically refuted the claim that women were told to drink water out of toilets during the summer migrant surge, telling reporters on Tuesday that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's misleading assertion was the result of "broken Spanish." Published January 14, 2020
House Democrats announced Tuesday that they'll be adding additional evidence from Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas to their case against President Trump when they transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate this week. Published January 14, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday demanded a briefing from the Trump administration in light of reports that Russia hacked Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian energy company at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. Published January 14, 2020
The House will vote on the resolution to transmit articles of impeachment against President Trump to the Senate on Wednesday. Published January 14, 2020
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday welcomed the end of the standoff with the House over President Trump's impeachment trial, saying his chamber stood ready to do its duty. Published January 13, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi began to drag her feet again Sunday after caving to bipartisan pressure to transmit the articles of impeachment to the Senate, raising new questions about when the trial against the president could begin in the upper chamber. Published January 12, 2020
