A Christian magazine that published an editorial calling President Donald Trump’s removal from office had a surge in subscribers despite backlash from some evangelicals.
Explosive emails confirming Trump did freeze military aid to Ukraine shows the need for witnesses at Trump's Senate trial, contends Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer.
The first poll since the historic House impeachment vote has been released.
The latest approval ratings of President Trump's job performance are consistent with his past numbers.
Russia's Gazprom pays $2.9 bn to settle Ukraine dispute
Germany, EU hit out at US over sanctions on Russian gas pipeline
The Politico/Morning Consult poll was conducted Dec.19-20, soon after Congress passed two articles of impeachment.
Russia and Ukraine reach gas transit deal
A cartoon Trump asks Santa for a "favor" in exchange for plutonium approved by Congress.
Biden may well have been the standout Thursday by making his positions on key issues like health care and bipartisanship clear to voters.
Trump seeks rapid exoneration in Senate after impeachment
Experts surveyed by the Council on Foreign Relations’ Center for Preventive Action's survey identified 13 conflicts as top priorities for the United States next year.
N.Korea envoy confirmed as Pompeo's number two
Russia, Ukraine reach gas transit deal 'in principle'
Unlike past impeachment resolutions, the articles approved Wednesday night by the House do not allege any statutory violations.
Russia close to new gas transit deal with Ukraine: Putin
Trump impeached for abuse of power
Impeached while at rally, Trump says 'having a good time'
Former superior court judge and Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano says there's "undisputed evidence" Trump abused his power and obstructed Congress.
The mayor of Salem, Massachusetts criticized President Trump's remarks comparing his impeachment to the Salem witch trials.
Sen. Susan Collins could face an uphill battle as her Democratic challenger raised more than her in fundraising during the third quarter of 2019.
The House scheduled six hours of debate before voting on two articles of impeachment -- something that's only happened twice before. A vote is scheduled for 7 p.m. EST.