Donald Trump has high expectations for how his new made-for-TV drama will appear as Season Four opens with the impeachment episodes. Trump likes to pay attention to details such as featuring the star in natural MORE
Joseph A. Bondy, attorney for Giuliani associate Lev Parnas, says he has turned over an iPhone 11 and its interactions with individuals relevant to impeachment to the House Intelligence Committee. Dozens of text messages, pictures, MORE
According to CBS, the Senate Impeachment Trial might begin Tuesday, January 21, 2020, and last approximately three to five weeks. The House is expected to send the Articles of Impeachment to the Senate either Wednesday MORE
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday she’s preparing to send the impeachment articles to the Senate next week to start the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. “I have asked Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler MORE
In a series of tweets, the US vice-president called Suleimani “an evil man who was responsible for killing thousands of Americans”. Among other things, Pence insisted that the general “assisted in the clandestine travel to Afghanistan MORE
Why it matters: The results show the degree to which trust in U.S. leadership has eroded under Trump, even among countries like Germany that are traditionally viewed as close allies. Details: 2,000 Germans participated in the survey, MORE
The Christian Post editor Napp Nazworth, resigned over an editorial published by the Christian Post Monday. In the editorial, John Grano and Richard Land accused Christianity Today editor Mark Galli, who called for President MORE
Lawyers for the House Judiciary Committee have hinted that the House could impeach Trump again on different charges than those that impeached him last week. House Counsel Douglas Letter said in a filing in federal court that MORE
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, in an interview Monday on Fox News, said witnesses in the impeachment trial have not been ruled out. McConnell repeated that he would not give in to the Democrats’ request MORE
It was ‘out of love for Jesus’ we support Trump’s impeachment: ‘Christianity Today’ president responds to attacks The editor in chief of Christianity Today, Mark Galli, who wrote that President Trump should be removed MORE
Schumer “made clear to Senator McConnell that the witnesses and documents are necessary to ensure a fair trial in the Senate,” spokesman Justin Goodman said. McConnell has been pushing for a process that likely won’t include any witnesses. MORE
Christianity Today, said Trump was “grossly immoral” and called for his removal from office. “That [Trump] should be removed, we believe, is not a matter of partisan loyalties but loyalty to the Creator of the Ten MORE
A top State Department aide told acting US ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor — a key witness in President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry — to hand over his duties just days before Secretary of State MORE
Dec. 19 (UPI) — Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell and Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — the two members of Congress largely responsible for where impeachment of President Donald Trump goes next — will lay out their plans Thursday after a dramatic MORE
Donald Trump on Wednesday evening became the third president in US history to be impeached. Here’s a timeline of how we got here. And here are the next steps: The selection of impeachment managers The House speaker, Nancy MORE
Speaker Nancy Pelosi warned the House may not immediately transmit articles of impeachment to the Senate out of concerns Republicans won’t conduct impartial proceedings at a trial. Pelosi refused to commit to any timeline for MORE
“I am deeply concerned that any member of the House would spout Russian propaganda the floor of the House” -Jerry Nadler 12-18-19 After a fiery speech from Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, Judiciary Chairman Nadler accuses MORE
Like most of his evenings and ‘executive time,’ Trump spent Impeachment Eve glued to Twitter “cranking out angry missives about his enemies and retweeting favorable election polls.” He blasted Democratic leadership while insisting (or trying to MORE
Demonstrators rallied in New York on Tuesday night to call for U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment and removal from office on the eve of the House of Representatives’ expected vote to impeach him. Organizers said MORE
On Tuesday, Trump sent an unhinged letter to Speaker Pelosi whining about his inevitable impeachment tomorrow. In his letter, Trump expressed his ‘strongest and most powerful protest against the partisan impeachment crusade being pursued by MORE
Representatives debating the rules for tomorrow’s impeachment vote. Live Discussion posted by, A Non Ymous.
Facing protests of “Impeach Slotkin, Keep Trump,” Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich) told a noisy crowd on Monday that she will vote for impeachment. Slotkin captured her seat in 2018 in a Republican-leaning district in southeastern Michigan, MORE
“I believed that I needed Yovanovitch out of the way,” he said. “She was going to make the investigations difficult for everybody.” Rudy Coludey: In a recent interview with the New Yorker, Rudy Giuliani was MORE
Very early Monday morning, the House Judiciary Committee released its 658 page report on the impeachment of President Donald Trump. A full House vote on impeachment should happen on Wednesday. The report is divided in MORE
President Donald Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani dramatically teased and later shared information via Twitter Sunday he said he gathered from “hundreds of hours of research,” in what many of his supporters hope provides damning information MORE