All news on the topic: Impeachment Inquiry Against Donald Trump

He swore he had the votes. He didn't come close.

The "Late Show" host fact-checks the South Carolina senator.

Michael Beschloss said Trump now occupies a uniquely terrible position.

The host of the "Late Show" mentioned that this indicates the president is truly incompetent at his job

Don't praise Mitch for doing the right thing this one time, Kimmel told viewers.

"There was not any truth in it at all, and if you listen carefully, he doesn’t actually concede the election."

"The first occasion I felt a sense of threat was immediately following Alex's testimony against Trump during the impeachment hearings," Rachel Vindman disclosed

The Republican representative became a conservative star due to her relentless defense of Trump during the House impeachment proceedings

“We’ll have to see what comes out of the censorship,” the former White House national security adviser said during a talk at Duke University.

The ex-diplomat, who claimed she was subjected to a smear campaign by the Trump administration, received an award recognizing her contributions to foreign services

The Republican senator stated that the removal of Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was "warranted."

The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump is now the first in U.S. history to proceed without any witnesses being called

Several of the president's backers have tried to separate him from his personal lawyer, yet Trump's legal representatives have welcomed him

The newest shocking recording might be just the start

During a two-hour opening statement, Representative Adam Schiff informed Republican members of the Senate that Trump was involved in a corrupt plan

Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, criticized the basis of the allegations against Trump, asserting that the Democrats had not nearly met the criteria for impeachment

In its latest ads focusing on Mitt Romney, Susan Collins, and others, Republicans for the Rule of Law states, “Americans have the right to know the truth.”

Messages connect the Ukraine pressure plan to the office of the leading GOP congressman on the House Intelligence Committee prior to the impeachment hearings

A trove of newly released documents stemming from the House's impeachment inquiry suggests the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine was being monitored.

A House committee released impeachment evidence that included texts indicating a Giuliani associate tracked the targeted U.S. ambassador in Ukraine.

The House panel got a "trove of documents" from Lev Parnas, an associate of Rudy Giuliani, showing Trump's efforts to gain Ukraine's help with the election.