Lamar Alexander, Set to Leave Office, Is G.O.P. Wild Card on Witnesses
He may hold in his hands the fate of a Republican president who is facing removal from office.
Pompeo Lashes Out at Reporter and Challenges Her to Find Ukraine on a Map
“He shouted at me for about the same amount of time as the interview itself had lasted,” said Mary Louise Kelly of NPR.
Schiff addresses criticism over his imitation of the president.
At a hearing in late September, the lawmaker portrayed “the essence” of the real call by pretending the president was a mobster shaking someone down.
Sanders Seizes Lead in Volatile Iowa Race, Times Poll Finds
With solid support from liberals, Mr. Sanders appears to be peaking just as the caucuses approach. But many Iowa voters said they could still change their mind.
What to Watch For in Trump’s Impeachment Trial on Saturday
House impeachment managers will step back as the president’s legal team fires its first salvo.
‘There Are Too Many Minefields’: Readers on Swiping and Dating in the Trump Era
More than 200 people told us about their political deal breakers, the subtle profile clues they look for and their connections across the aisle.
Cindy Axne, Congresswoman From Iowa Swing District, Endorses Joe Biden
With the endorsement of Ms. Axne, a freshman who flipped a district that President Trump carried in 2016, Mr. Biden now has the backing of two of Iowa’s three Democrats in Congress.
Who are Trump’s Impeachment Defense Lawyers
The president’s legal team must maintain his support in the Senate while arguing his case to a broader jury: voters watching at home.
The Haves of Iowa and the Have-Nots Across the Border
South Dakota has four dead presidents carved in stone on Mount Rushmore. But good luck getting real, live presidential hopefuls to come visit.
Branding Trump a Danger, Democrats Cap the Case for His Removal
On the final day of their oral arguments, House impeachment managers called President Trump a danger to the nation.