impeachment

Allen Abel asks the experts

Allen Abel: Trump’s State of the Union boast-fest reveals the price of the Dems’ failure to take him down: he’s setting himself up as a candidate of hope

Allen Abel: He’s no Louis XIV, but the reign of this president goes on—and what comes next may be worse

Scott Gilmore: It took 244 years, but his rebellious colonies have finally come back to embrace an authoritarian monarchy

Allen Abel: Trump was cruising to a speedy, comfortable end to his Senate trial, until an angry ex-hire with a grudge busted it all to hell

The impeachment trial of Donald Trump is on course to hit a wall of GOP partisanship—as predicted. But the flickering candle of U.S. democracy is not yet out.

The Senate begins its historic proceedings of the third ever impeachment trial in U.S. history

Having brought his country to the brink of war, the U.S. president returns to his own re-election campaign and impeachment

Image of the Week: The Speaker of the House admonished her flock for cheering Trump’s impeachment. Republicans went on about the Salem witch trials. The U.S. Constitution managed to survive.

Allen Abel: The Democrats believe they have the moral high ground. But are they setting up Trump for re-election?

Allen Abel in Washington: It really was the best of times and the worst of times for the U.S. president on Tuesday

Voting is expected in a matter of days in the Judiciary Committee and by Christmas in the full House