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Senate leader McConnell blasts impeachment, says will vote to acquit Trump

McConnell said the two impeachment charges against Trump that he abused his power and obstructed Congress' ensuing investigation are constitutionally incoherent

Donald Trump impeachment trial to resume for final arguments

Biden is among the candidates Monday in the Iowa caucuses that choose the state's Democratic nominee and mark the official start of election season

Trump on track for acquittal after Senate blocks impeachment witnesses

The Republican Party-controlled US Senate on Friday narrowly rejected the opposition Democrats' motion to call new witnesses and documents for the impeachment trial against US President Donald Trump

Amid impeachment vote, Trump will focus on economic boom in annual speech

President Donald Trump plans to deliver his State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday

Trump impeachment trial: Democrats, Republicans brace for high-stake battle

Democrats are unlikely to muster the two-thirds majority needed to remove Trump from office no matter what happens

White House bars Bolton from releasing book, cites 'top secret' material

The White House on Wednesday said that former national security advisor John Bolton cannot publish in its current form a book reportedly containing explosive evidence concerning President Donald Trump's impeachment trial. The National Security Council said after preliminary review of the manuscript -- a vetting process applied to any White House employees writing books -- that it contained "significant amounts of classified information." "Some of this information is at the TOP SECRET level," the NSC said in a letter to Bolton's lawyer Charles Cooper, adding that "the manuscript may not be published or otherwise disclosed without the deletion of this classified information.

The unspoken charge that should doom Prez Donald Trump: Lawlessness

The aid freeze wasn't part of a legitimate reconsideration of U.S. policy towards Ukraine, which Trump would have been free to initiate

Trump impeachment: Senate approves trial rules, puts off witnesses

Trump himself claimed he wants top aides to testify, but qualified that by suggesting there were "national security" concerns to allowing their testimony

Two days ahead of the impeachment trial, Trump defenders and critics clash

Coming two days before Trump's trial opens in the Senate, the clashing arguments offered an early taste of the historic drama to play out in coming weeks

Donald Trump's China deal is his hedge against impeachment damage

The China accord doesn't eliminate the negative impact of the trade dispute because Trump is continuing his existing tariffs covering $360 billion a year worth of Chinese goods

Trump impeachment trial: Senators brace for silence, no phones, no escape

The pace of today's politics would have been hard to foresee even in early 1999, at the start of the impeachment trial of President Bill Clinton, when smartphones didn't exist.

Impeachment articles 'brazen' attempt to repeal 2016 results: Trump lawyers

The Senate will decide whether to convict and remove Trump from the office. Political pundits believe that the Senate is unlikely to remove Trump from the office.

Trump's legal team asks US Senate to reject two articles of impeachment

The Senate, controlled by Trump's Republican Party, will decide whether to convict and remove him from office

Trump impeachment: House of Representatives submits articles to the Senate

"We are here today to cross a very important threshold in American history," Pelosi said, addressing the House before the vote.

US House delivers articles of impeachment against Trump to Senate

Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signed the articles, which charge Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress

Trump impeachment trial likely to begin next Tuesday: Senate chief

Key players in the process could be sworn in later this week, the chamber's Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said

Donald Trump planning his first visit to India in February: Report

The United States and India are in touch to work out mutually convenient dates for the visit

Democrats add last-minute evidence to Trump impeachment case before trial

Senior Democrats said they would include phone records and other documents provided by Florida businessman Lev Parnas when they make their case that Trump

US House to vote today on sending Trump impeachment articles to Senate

The 435-member US House of Representatives last month, where Democrats enjoy a majority, charged Trump with "high crimes and misdemeanours"

Donald Trump to attend Davos forum amid impeachment, Iran concerns

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson decided to skip the event, which is the 50th anniversary of the WEF's annual meeting, though Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is due to take part