WASHINGTON (AP) – House Democratic leaders have carried the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump across the U.S. Capitol in a formal procession to the Senate. Trump will now face trial in the Republican-controlled Senate, with arguments expected to start next Tuesday and all 100 senators as the jurors. Chief Justice John Roberts will [
“I’ll send them over when I’m ready,” Pelosi says.
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee revealed two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump Tuesday, setting in motion a historic chain of events in our nation's history.
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee revealed two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump Tuesday, setting in motion a historic chain of events in our nation's history.
Special to WorldTribune, January 16, 2019
Preparations will get underway for an impeachment trial that will open on Tuesday, January 21.
“When the speaker walks out of the room, that’ll be the end of her formal role in this process," News Correspondent Garrett Haake explains.
The latest reporting I've seen is that the Senate will take up President Trump's impeachment trial next week.��What's wrong with that, you ask?��I've already said what's wrong: the Schiff-Nadler Star Chamber vi
After nearly a month of delay, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has agreed to send the Democrats’ articles of impeachment to the Senate. She will do so as soon as next week.
During a press conference on Thursday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) stated that she won’t hold the impeachment articles from the Senate “indefinitely” and will send the articles when she is “ready. And that will probably be soon.” Pelosi said,
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday rejected mounting pressure from the Senate to turn over the articles of impeachment. The decision continues the unprecedented standoff between the two chambers over the delivery of articles and with it the start of an impeachment trial. "I said from the start, we need
"Sadly, Leader McConnell has made clear that his loyalty is to the President and not the Constitution," Pelosi says.