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Donald Trump's previous impeachments, including the outcomes and the debates surrounding them.
crossed party lines on January 13, 2021, to join in on a single article—incitement of insurrection—after the breach, citing his role in encouraging the attack and betraying his oath; those members wer...
The House considered articles of impeachment introduced by Rep. Al Green and ultimately recorded a roll-call that passed with 237 yeas, 140 nays, 47 present and 9 not voting, but the floor drama inclu...
Yes — under the Constitution can and can try and potentially convict him; he has in fact been already by the House (first in 2019 and again in 2021), and Senate conviction requires a two‑thirds vote t...
The question "impeachment of President Trump?" requires separating (a) historical fact — Donald J. Trump has been impeached twice and acquitted twice — from (b) the current political moment, where new...