Impeachment

The Impeachment Fight Will Transform State and Local Races in 2020

By Philip Elliott

How a Ukrainian Gas Company Got Caught Up In Trump's Impeachment Drama

By Justin Worland

'The Reboot of US-UKRAINE Relationship.' Here's What To Know About Newly-Released Texts Between Trump Diplomats and Ukrainian Presidential Aide

By Abby Vesoulis

Spiro Agnew's Lawyer: Mike Pence Should Be Worried About Impeachment Too

By Martin London
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An Impeachment 'War Room?'

When President Bill Clinton was facing impeachment over obstruction and perjury allegations from a Republican-led House, he had a war room of skilled legal and communications connoisseurs tasked with handling rapid response on the topic....

By Brian Bennett and Abby Vesoulis

What Happens Next With Trump, Ukraine and Impeachment

For two and a half years, Donald Trump has pursued an unorthodox “my nation first/my interests first” approach to governing the US with relatively minimal political blowback. But with formal impeachment inquiries launched against him...

By Ian Bremmer

Read the Declassified Trump Whistleblower Complaint

Trump used "the power of his office to solicit interference," the whistleblower said

By Abby Vesoulis

Trump Is Leaving Congress No Choice But to Impeach

You don’t have to be a former prosecutor to understand what’s going on. Whistleblower laws are designed to protect against fraud and abuse in government. They make it possible for government employees to step forward...

By Joyce White Vance

Lawmakers Move Ahead With Mueller Hearing

The first one will be on June 10

By Alana Abramson

More 2020 Democrats Call for Impeachment Proceedings

As he closed his investigation on Wednesday, Special Counsel Robert Mueller alluded to impeachment, noting that the Constitution spells out a process to “formally accuse a sitting President of wrongdoing.”Several Democratic presidential candidates took it...

By Madeline Fitzgerald

The Democrats' Pointman on Impeachment

The hardest job in Washington right now belongs to a straight-talking New Yorker in his 70s. And it’s not President Donald Trump.As Trump ramps up his defiance of House Democratic investigations, Judiciary Committee chairman Jerrold...

By Alana Abramson

How Nancy Pelosi's Meeting With Trump Went Down

Nancy Pelosi began her day preparing to talk infrastructure with President Donald Trump. By the afternoon, it was clear that was not going to be the subject of the day.On Wednesday morning, the House Speaker...

By Philip Elliott

How Trump's Wrong About Impeachment

Constitutional experts say that President Donald Trump got a fundamental fact about impeachment wrong in his latest complaint about Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.Under the Constitution, the House of Representatives can vote to begin the...

By Abigail Abrams

What a Watergate Expert Thinks of the Mueller Report

"I was just struck by how many echoes there were"

By Lily Rothman

Did Trump Obstruct Justice?

Did Donald Trump obstruct justice?The president’s critics say that he did. The attorney general and deputy attorney general say he did not. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team was reportedly split on the question. And legal...

By Mahita Gajanan

Impeachment Shouldn’t Be Political

One frequently hears that impeachment is a “political question,” not a legal one. After all, Congress, which brings impeachment proceedings, is a political body. Then minority leader of the House Gerald Ford even claimed in...

By Philip Bobbitt

Why Impeachment Should Be Treated as a Legal Matter

Impeachment should be a matter of decision according to law. That ought to be a truism, because the purpose of impeachment is to protect the Constitution which specifies legal bases for impeachment: “Treason, Bribery or...

By Philip Bobbitt

Support for Impeaching Trump Ticks Up in Latest Poll

4 in 10 Americans now support it, a new poll shows

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe on Trump's Pardon Power and the Trouble With Impeachment

"This is not something that we can take lightly or do more than once"

By Katie Reilly

Why Democrats Would Prefer This Senate Candidate Not Talk About Impeachment

"We need to hold the executive branch accountable"

By Alana Abramson
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