Trump Impeachment Trial
- All
- News
-
After Trump Acquittal, Republicans See "Battle For Soul Of Party"
A day after the Senate acquitted Donald Trump in a historic second impeachment trial, America was weighing how long a shadow the former president will cast -- over his party, and over the country.
-
Donald Trump Acquitted By US Senate In Second Impeachment Trial
Former US President Donald Trump was acquitted Saturday on charges of inciting an insurrection at the US Capitol, after a majority of Senate Republicans closed ranks and refused to punish the former president in his historic second impeachment trial.
-
No Witnesses Called In Trump Impeachment Trial, Final Arguments Begin
The US Senate began hearing final arguments on Saturday in the impeachment trial of Donald Trump as the top Republican senator said he would vote to acquit the former president of inciting the deadly January 6 assault on the Capitol.
-
US Senate Votes To Allow Witnesses, Prolonging Trump Impeachment Trial
The US Senate voted Saturday to allow witnesses at the impeachment trial of Donald Trump, a surprise move likely to prolong the proceedings, even as the top Republican senator said he would vote to acquit the former president of inciting insurrection.
-
US Senate's Top Republican Mitch McConnell Says Will Vote To Acquit Trump
The US Senate's top Republican Mitch McConnell revealed Saturday that he will vote against convicting Donald Trump, as the impeachment trial of the former president nears its conclusion with a likely acquittal.
-
Donald Trump's Defense Team Demands Acquittal In "Unjust" Impeachment Trial
US Senators should acquit Donald Trump, his lawyers said Friday in his impeachment trial for inciting insurrection, arguing that Democrats' real goal was taking "vengeance" and "canceling" the right-wing populist's movement.
-
Democrats Wrap Impeachment Case, Urge Donald Trump's Convicted
Democrats rested their impeachment case against Donald Trump on Thursday, saying he incited insurrection after losing re-election and is so dangerous he should be barred from holding office again.
-
Donald Trump Trial Evidence Could Change Minds, Says Joe Biden
Pressure mounted Thursday on Republicans still backing Donald Trump after President Joe Biden said that harrowing video evidence of the January assault on the US Capitol by Trump supporters may change "some minds" in the former president's impeachment trial.
-
Britain's Ex-Governor-General Of India Figures In Trump Impeachment Trial
Prosecutors seeking to impeach Donald Trump for a historic second time on Tuesday invoked the trial of Warren Hastings, the first British Governor-General of India, by the House of Lords in the 18th century after he had left office, to rebut the former US president's stand that the trial by the Senate was unconstitutional as he was no longer in pow...
-
"Dad, I Don't Want To Come Back To Capitol," Democrat Tearfully Recalls
The leader of the Democratic team prosecuting Donald Trump's impeachment trial welled up in tears on Tuesday as he recalled his 24-year-old daughter and son-in-law hiding in fear in the U.S. Capitol during the rampage by the former president's supporters.
-
Trump's Second Impeachment Trial Begins But Republicans Signal Likely Acquittal
Donald Trump's second impeachment trial began Tuesday with harrowing video footage of his supporters' assault on Congress, but Republican senators made clear how difficult it will be to win a conviction.
-
Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial For Inciting Revolt Starts In Senate
The US Senate puts Donald Trump on trial for inciting insurrection Tuesday, charging into unprecedented constitutional territory and laying bare the national trauma inflicted in the former president's attempt to overturn his re-election defeat.
-
Donald Trump Committed "Most Grievous Constitutional Crime": Prosecutors
Donald Trump committed the "most grievous constitutional crime" of any US president when he incited supporters to storm the Capitol last month, Democratic prosecutors said Monday on the eve of his Senate impeachment trial.
-
"Erratic" Trump Should Not Receive Intel Briefings, Says Joe Biden
US President Joe Biden said Friday that his predecessor Donald Trump, who is awaiting a Senate impeachment trial on charges of inciting an attack on the US Capitol, should not receive classified intelligence briefings, as is customary for former presidents.
-
Trump Refuses To Testify In "Unconstitutional" Impeachment Trial
Former president Donald Trump refused Thursday to testify in his looming impeachment trial after being called by House prosecutors to give evidence, branding the process "unconstitutional."
-
After Trump Acquittal, Republicans See "Battle For Soul Of Party"
A day after the Senate acquitted Donald Trump in a historic second impeachment trial, America was weighing how long a shadow the former president will cast -- over his party, and over the country.
-
Donald Trump Acquitted By US Senate In Second Impeachment Trial
Former US President Donald Trump was acquitted Saturday on charges of inciting an insurrection at the US Capitol, after a majority of Senate Republicans closed ranks and refused to punish the former president in his historic second impeachment trial.
-
No Witnesses Called In Trump Impeachment Trial, Final Arguments Begin
The US Senate began hearing final arguments on Saturday in the impeachment trial of Donald Trump as the top Republican senator said he would vote to acquit the former president of inciting the deadly January 6 assault on the Capitol.
-
US Senate Votes To Allow Witnesses, Prolonging Trump Impeachment Trial
The US Senate voted Saturday to allow witnesses at the impeachment trial of Donald Trump, a surprise move likely to prolong the proceedings, even as the top Republican senator said he would vote to acquit the former president of inciting insurrection.
-
US Senate's Top Republican Mitch McConnell Says Will Vote To Acquit Trump
The US Senate's top Republican Mitch McConnell revealed Saturday that he will vote against convicting Donald Trump, as the impeachment trial of the former president nears its conclusion with a likely acquittal.
-
Donald Trump's Defense Team Demands Acquittal In "Unjust" Impeachment Trial
US Senators should acquit Donald Trump, his lawyers said Friday in his impeachment trial for inciting insurrection, arguing that Democrats' real goal was taking "vengeance" and "canceling" the right-wing populist's movement.
-
Democrats Wrap Impeachment Case, Urge Donald Trump's Convicted
Democrats rested their impeachment case against Donald Trump on Thursday, saying he incited insurrection after losing re-election and is so dangerous he should be barred from holding office again.
-
Donald Trump Trial Evidence Could Change Minds, Says Joe Biden
Pressure mounted Thursday on Republicans still backing Donald Trump after President Joe Biden said that harrowing video evidence of the January assault on the US Capitol by Trump supporters may change "some minds" in the former president's impeachment trial.
-
Britain's Ex-Governor-General Of India Figures In Trump Impeachment Trial
Prosecutors seeking to impeach Donald Trump for a historic second time on Tuesday invoked the trial of Warren Hastings, the first British Governor-General of India, by the House of Lords in the 18th century after he had left office, to rebut the former US president's stand that the trial by the Senate was unconstitutional as he was no longer in pow...
-
"Dad, I Don't Want To Come Back To Capitol," Democrat Tearfully Recalls
The leader of the Democratic team prosecuting Donald Trump's impeachment trial welled up in tears on Tuesday as he recalled his 24-year-old daughter and son-in-law hiding in fear in the U.S. Capitol during the rampage by the former president's supporters.
-
Trump's Second Impeachment Trial Begins But Republicans Signal Likely Acquittal
Donald Trump's second impeachment trial began Tuesday with harrowing video footage of his supporters' assault on Congress, but Republican senators made clear how difficult it will be to win a conviction.
-
Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial For Inciting Revolt Starts In Senate
The US Senate puts Donald Trump on trial for inciting insurrection Tuesday, charging into unprecedented constitutional territory and laying bare the national trauma inflicted in the former president's attempt to overturn his re-election defeat.
-
Donald Trump Committed "Most Grievous Constitutional Crime": Prosecutors
Donald Trump committed the "most grievous constitutional crime" of any US president when he incited supporters to storm the Capitol last month, Democratic prosecutors said Monday on the eve of his Senate impeachment trial.
-
"Erratic" Trump Should Not Receive Intel Briefings, Says Joe Biden
US President Joe Biden said Friday that his predecessor Donald Trump, who is awaiting a Senate impeachment trial on charges of inciting an attack on the US Capitol, should not receive classified intelligence briefings, as is customary for former presidents.
-
Trump Refuses To Testify In "Unconstitutional" Impeachment Trial
Former president Donald Trump refused Thursday to testify in his looming impeachment trial after being called by House prosecutors to give evidence, branding the process "unconstitutional."
