US Jury to Hear Closing Arguments in Trial of Officer Charged with Killing George Floyd
Floyd's death led to widespread protests of police conduct
Floyd's death led to widespread protests of police conduct
The plan parallels some of the corporate tax hike proposals announced last week by President Joe Bid
Defense team denies Trump incited deadly riot at US Capitol
House impeachment managers show dramatic video of January 6 mayhem at US Capitol, but Trump lawyers
Initial arguments center on whether it is constitutional to try the former US leader after he has le
President Biden says he is focusing on the coronavirus pandemic, rather than the impeachment trial o
Initial arguments center on whether it is constitutional to try the former US leader after he has le
Officials worry event could serve as flashpoint for American extremists still angry over outcome of
Thousands of US National Guard troops some armed will be on duty, helping local law enforcement
Former president is charged with inciting insurrection at US Capitol on January 6
The filings foreshadow legal arguments both sides will present as Senate meets beginning next Tuesda
Less than two weeks before the Trump's second impeachment trial, the former president introduces new
Former president split with previous defense team over trial strategy
Change injects fresh uncertainty into makeup, strategy of his defense team
Trial starts in two weeks accusing former president of inciting the storming of the US Capitol
Several Republican lawmakers, while often admonishing Trump, questioned why trial is being held sinc
Trump is out of office but faces a Senate trial on accusations of inciting insurrection at Capitol
Trump is out of office but faces a Senate trial accused of inciting insurrection at Capitol
Donald Trump is out of office but faces a Senate trial accused of inciting an insurrection earlier t
Former president is accused of inciting an insurrection
Move begins trial that could see former president convicted of inciting an insurrection
Leader tells fellow Senate Republicans that short delay will give Trump time to prepare legal team,
Earlier this month, lawyers appointed by parliament said there was a legal basis to charge Inger Sto
Congressional Democrats want to hold president accountable for role in Capitol riot
Vote is 84-13, mirroring a similarly overwhelming margin in the House that, if maintained in both ch
Lawmakers approved the measure in a 60-40 vote with 18 abstentions
President's call comes after seat vacated by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg just six weeks
In a 2-1 decision on June 24, a three-judge panel of the same court ruled in favor of Flynn and the
Nomination has been held up for months over concerns about Pack's finances
The two phases of the PPP have provided a total of $669 billion in lending
President says Stone, convicted of lying under oath and of witness tampering, was treated unfairly
'War is the most solemn responsibility,' says Democratic Senator Tim Kaine
'If my hands were tied, Iran would have a field day,' US leader says
Lawmakers expected to vote on resolution curbing president's ability to attack the Islamic Republic
Senate Democratic leader calls Trump's dismissal of Army officer from National Security Council 'sha
Hours after mostly party line vote not to remove him from office, jubilant president boasted on Twit
Triumphant president Hails 'our Country's VICTORY' after Senate found him not guilty on abuse of pow
Senators voted along party lines, except for Republican Mitt Romney who aligned with Democrats on th
McConnell said the two impeachment charges against Trump that he abused his power and obstructed C
House Democrats prosecuting case against president and his defense team have both offered forceful c
The US Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump draws to a close this week after months of
Trump is expected to ask deeply divided lawmakers to work with his administration after the impeachm
Trump all but certain to be exonerated Wednesday on two articles of impeachment
Trump all but certain to win acquittal on impeachment charges on Wednesday
Senators voted Friday along party lines not to allow new witnesses or documents, amid reports of new
Vote took place amid reports of new revelations involving former Trump security adviser John Bolton
Democrats make their case for first-hand testimony amid reports of new revelations involving former
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Republican Senator John Cornyn said the trial could go until next w
Senate on Friday to decide whether to acquit or convict president or call to hear witnesses, includi
Senate on Friday to decide whether to acquit or convict president or call to hear witnesses, includi
The U.S. senators weighing the removal of President Donald Trump from office completed a final day o
Accusations against President Donald Trump revolve around his actions toward Kyiv
The Republican-majority chamber plans to vote Friday whether to allow former national security advis
The 100 senators weighing if U.S. President Donald Trump should be removed from office finally got t
Trump's lawyers are almost certain to assert executive privilege to block his testimony but that m
The Justice Department argues that the high court's ruling effectively puts an end to the legal chal
Republicans accuse Democrats of using impeachment as a weapon to overturn one election and getting T
The impeachment trial of U.S. President Donald Trump resumed Monday amid reports of new evidence tha
Democrats renew calls for witnesses in Senate trial after accounts emerged of Trump telling his then
The stakes over witness testimony at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial are rising now that