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 The Senate is expected to take up a resolution today setting the rules of the impeachment trial of President Trump. Follow here for the latest.
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 Before there was Donald Trump, there were Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon and Andrew Johnson, all presidents who were impeached or, in Nixon's case, resigned before the impeachment vote could occur. There are compelling legal reasons to regard this list as complete. Let me suggest there are also compelling historical reasons to add George III to the list.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's second amendment to the organizing resolution outlining the rules of the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump was focused on subpoenaing the State Department for documents (the first amendment involved documents from the White House).
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 Bernie Sanders scrapped Iowa campaign appearances, Amy Klobuchar sent campaign representatives to "hot dish" dinners and Elizabeth Warren planned a remote video speech as the Democratic U.S. senators running for president got stuck in Washington for Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Desperate Democrats trotted out the same baseless and absurd arguments they've been making for months at the opening of President Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate Tuesday, in their endless campaign to overturn the results of the 2016 presidential election.
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The U.S. Senate on Tuesday voted to block, at least for now, Democrats' demand that White House documents be subpoenaed for use in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Sean Hannity said in his Tuesday monologue that moderate Republican senators who waffle and consider allowing Democrats "special treatment" in regard to President Trump's impeachment risk becoming part of the opposition party's "charade."
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President Donald Trump didn't create our deep political polarization. But he now runs a country divided more deeply than ever before by our partisan differences.
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On Monday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell released proposed rules for the Senate's impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. In this initial proposal, he gave House impeachment managers and Trump's legal team only 24 hours each spread over a two-day period for opening arguments. Just before the start of the trial, however, McConnell changed the schedule so that the 24-hours would be spread over three days. This is still a notable difference from Bill Clinton's impeachment trial, which held opening arguments over a four-day period. Notwithstanding the change, it appears that McConnell is trying to rush through an impeachment trial that he never wanted to hold in the first place. So much for basic fairness.
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That's the question dogging Juan Guaido as he embarks on another global tour, an uncomfortable mirror of the near-triumphant voyage he took last February in the weeks after declaring himself the rightful interim president of Venezuela.
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Hillary Clinton said Tuesday evening that she will support the Democratic Party's eventual presidential nominee, hours after an interview published in which the 2016 Democratic nominee declined to say whether she would endorse Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders if he wins the party's nomination in 2020.
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The Brooklyn borough president, Eric Adams, sparked a conversation on gentrification and what makes someone a New Yorker.
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 The Republican-controlled U.S. Senate rejected three Democratic efforts on Tuesday to obtain documents and evidence in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, an early sign the proceeding could advance along lines favorable to Trump.
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