President Trump last week dismissed the symptoms as “headaches.”
Democrats who once derided him now want him to testify at President Trump’s impeachment trial while some of his erstwhile Republican friends are throwing him to the curb.
No further witnesses, Your Honor.
The president traveled to Wildwood, N.J., to return a political favor for a former moderate Democrat who last month switched parties and pledged his “undying support.”
The U.S. is banking on Arab leaders to help make its plan for ending the Israeli-Palestinian conflict work. It is not clear how realistic that is.
El presidente de Estados Unidos ha sobrevivido a varios escándalos en los últimos tres años; ahora quizás enfrenta la revelación más seria de su presidencia.
The Israeli-Palestinian peace plan unveiled by President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sounds more like a road map for their own futures than for the Middle East.
The president needs to demand a commitment so he doesn’t get played.
Roughly 80 members of Congress, cabinet secretaries and administration officials will descend on the state to drive voter enthusiasm and make a show of force.
Jerome H. Powell is a pragmatist, and one who is quietly insulating an embattled Federal Reserve often in President Trump’s cross hairs.
Interventions in Justice Department proceedings draw scrutiny after the former national security adviser raised concerns about the president’s embrace of authoritarian leaders.
Interventions in Justice Department proceedings draw scrutiny after the former national security adviser raised concerns about the president’s embrace of authoritarian leaders.
The president’s legal team completed its impeachment defense and Republicans huddled to discuss whether to call new witnesses.
The Georgia Republican was sworn in as the Senate’s newest member just in time to sit for the impeachment trial against President Trump.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his government would effectively annex nearly a third of the occupied West Bank, with U.S. approval.
Readers discuss whether enough Republicans will defy their leadership and vote to hear from John Bolton. Also: The New York Civil Liberties Union, on bail reform.
Readers react to Bret Stephens’s argument that the Democrats’ far-left candidates are as “reckless” as the president, leaving “none of the above” as a viable option.
The plan would discard the longtime goal of granting the Palestinians a full-fledged state. President Trump called it “a win-win” for both sides; Palestinian leaders immediately rejected it.
The president’s lawyer spoke about the damage wrought by partisanship in a final appeal to the closely divided Senate to acquit Mr. Trump.
A Trump loyalist who doesn’t want to admit it.
The move shows how an American effort against the Chinese wireless equipment company has stumbled.
Details in a coming book by the former national security adviser are threatening to derail Republican senators’ plans for a speedy acquittal.
The February visit would be a welcome distraction for both nationalistic leaders, who face deepening political troubles at home.
In their own words, here is how the House managers and President Trump’s defense team view impeachment.
President Trump arrived Tuesday to hold a rally in the state — his first there since taking office — where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans by a million voters.
Not to mention the Democratic presidential race. It can be done, if you put your mind to it.
Their rhetorical choices have grave implications for the meaning of the acquittal the president is likely to receive.
President Trump’s legal team will complete oral arguments as negotiations accelerate over whether to include witnesses in the trial.
With Republicans now unified, it is difficult to find a district where a challenger can credibly claim that the incumbent has been insufficiently supportive of the president.
He doesn’t want a revolution. He doesn’t have a movement. He could still win this thing.
Three new books cover the different ways and reasons that we’ve ended up divided.
Why wait until now to release damning information about Trump? It’s complicated.
Ezra Klein’s “Why We’re Polarized” seeks to explain what has changed in our electoral politics and why our differences are so hard to overcome.
James Corden said Bolton, the former national security adviser, proves that Republicans can go against their party “as long as it’s perfectly timed with the release of a book.”
President Trump’s lawyers played down details from John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser, about why the president froze aid to Ukraine.
The former national security adviser shared his unease with the attorney general, who cited his own worries about the president’s conversations with the leaders of Turkey and China.
Mr. Collins plans to challenge a fellow Republican, Senator Kelly Loeffler, in this fall’s special election for one of Georgia’s Senate seats.
Diplomatic correspondents said the move appeared to retaliate against NPR for an interview that pressed Mr. Pompeo on his role in the Trump administration’s shadow foreign policy in Ukraine.
Diplomatic correspondents said the move appeared to retaliate against NPR for an interview that pressed Mr. Pompeo on his role in the Trump administration’s shadow foreign policy in Ukraine.
In an unusual diplomatic moment, President Trump met with both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and his challenger, Benny Gantz, on the eve of releasing a Middle East peace plan.
Iowa caucusgoers aren’t just asking about the one issue that’s dominating the headlines.
Ken Starr — yes, Ken Starr — wonders how America has arrived at the “age of impeachment.”
Scant precedent and gaps in written procedures make the rules for calling witnesses in President Trump’s impeachment trial debatable.
El manuscrito del libro de John Bolton, exasesor de seguridad nacional de la Casa Blanca, tiene revelaciones que podrían implicar al presidente de Estados Unidos.
Why a 17-year-old is a better economist than Steve Mnuchin.
A guide to the terms and phrases used in the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump.
Who’s telling the truth about Ukraine? There’s one way to find out.
Readers discuss John Bolton’s book, the chief justice’s ability to insist on witnesses, Adam Schiff’s “head on a pike” comment, Lev Parnas and more.
The new policy revised the so-called public charge rule, making immigrants ineligible for permanent legal status if they use public benefits like Medicaid and food stamps.
Ms. White, who recently joined the Trump administration as a religious adviser, said her remarks referred to a Bible passage.
Ms. White, who recently joined the Trump administration as a religious adviser, said her remarks referred to a Bible passage.
The president plans tariffs on metal items like nails and cables after his earlier move raised the cost of making those products in the United States.
The president predicted Palestinians would support the plan, a claim dismissed by experts, who see it as heavily favoring Israel.
Abuse of power and obstruction of Congress have long been considered criminal and merit impeachment.
Once acquaintances as members of the wealthy Manhattan elite, Michael Bloomberg and President Trump have become bitter rivals. And a flurry of Bloomberg attack ads is angering the president.
A president who has survived one revelation after another the last three years now faces perhaps the most serious disclosure of his political career at the very moment he is on trial in the Senate.
A president who has survived one revelation after another the last three years now faces perhaps the most serious disclosure of his political career at the very moment he is on trial in the Senate.
The fracking ban pushed by Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders epitomizes a Democratic quandary: Appeal to swing voters or energize a liberal movement?
Can a sitting president block witnesses at his own impeachment trial?
Democratic House managers should ask the chief justice to issue subpoenas for John Bolton and others.
The recording of a dinner President Trump held with big-dollar donors in 2018 demonstrates just how alive and well special-interest access and influence remains in Washington.
The Senate is poised to deliver another blow to voter confidence in our system.
New revelations from the former White House national security adviser could complicate President Trump’s impeachment trial.
The video of the 2018 event made headlines for capturing conversations now tied to the impeachment inquiry. But it also showed remarkable exchanges that weren’t about Ukraine.
Drafts of the book outline the potential testimony of the former national security adviser if he were called as a witness in the president’s impeachment trial.
The White House granted TruNews, a right-wing Christian site, press credentials for the president’s Davos trip after its founder’s remarks calling impeachment a “Jew coup.”
Republicans want to cast President Trump’s impeachment as a narrow argument over aid to Ukraine. Democrats want to describe it as part of a broader struggle with Russia.
The localities that filed the lawsuit are in the district of Representative Jeff Van Drew, who just switched parties and pledged support for President Trump.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel returns this week to the White House, where President Trump is expected to lay out the details of a plan that is three years in the making.
In an extraordinary back-and-forth between a president and a congressman, President Trump warned that Representative Adam Schiff, the lead House impeachment manager, “has not paid the price, yet.”
The cases against Julian Assange and Glenn Greenwald may be models for a crackdown.
At a 2018 dinner with donors, President Trump discussed a variety of topics, including golf, trade and politics.
In an extraordinary statement, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized a veteran NPR reporter, Mary Louise Kelly, and said the news media was “unhinged.”
In an extraordinary statement, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo criticized a veteran NPR reporter, Mary Louise Kelly, and said the news media was “unhinged.”
The recording from a dinner in 2018 showed that the president spent an hour with two key players in the Ukraine pressure campaign. He has repeatedly said he does not know them.
President Trump called for the removal of Marie L. Yovanovitch as the United States ambassador to Ukraine, a 2018 recording of a conversation between the president, Lev Parnas and others shows.
The White House counsel, Pat Cipollone, promised to make quick work of the House managers’ case against the president.
Cuyahoga County, Ohio, has used a waiver for years to avoid certain work requirements for many of its food-stamp recipients. Under new rules, that is about to end.
Only the voters can send the president packing? That’s a joke.
Consider Trump’s impeachment from some other angles.
It’s that he wants to be L.B.J., not Mussolini. (But that’s still a problem.)
It’s that he wants to be L.B.J., not Mussolini. (But that’s still a problem.)
It’s that he wants to be L.B.J., not Mussolini. (But that’s still a problem.)
President Trump’s lawyers argued against his removal in the Senate impeachment trial, saying Democrats are “asking you to tear up all of the ballots” by convicting him of high crimes and misdemeanors.
The Tennessee Republican was a protege of Senator Howard H. Baker Jr., another Republican from Tennessee, who turned against Richard Nixon. Now Mr. Alexander may hold the fate of President Trump in his hands.
After a three-day presentation from House Democrats, President Trump’s lawyers took the stage in a short Saturday session to begin arguing against his removal. Here were the highlights.
Fidget spinners and spinning Republicans make the best of a bad case for Donald John Trump.
If senators vote to subpoena testimony for the impeachment trial, the president may not be able to block or delay a willing witness.
More than 200 people told us about their political deal breakers, the subtle profile clues they look for and their connections across the aisle.
House impeachment managers will step back as the president’s legal team fires its first salvo.
With solid support from liberals, Mr. Sanders appears to be peaking just as the caucuses approach. But many Iowa voters said they could still change their mind.
Paying attention to the impeachment trial this week? Us too. But here are 7 things that happened on the campaign trail you may have missed.
“He shouted at me for about the same amount of time as the interview itself had lasted,” said Mary Louise Kelly of NPR.
The House impeachment managers completed their opening arguments in the Senate trial of President Trump.
On the final day of their oral arguments, House impeachment managers called President Trump a danger to the nation.
While Democrats and Republicans debate whether he should be convicted and removed from office, the president has offered up an alternative menu of events and priorities.
Representative Adam B. Schiff took a risk in telling senators they must convict and remove President Trump because “you know you can't trust this president to do what's right for this country.”
Some have been cheered again by admirers while others are drawing a new round of insults and invective from supporters of Mr. Trump — and even from the president himself.
Does equality in the age of Trump mean I can be irrationally angry, too?
The House managers rest their case. For now.
While the Senate verdict on impeachment could come soon, the public judgment will not be rendered until November.
Let’s not exchange one reckless president for another.
The Trump administration is stepping up searches and squeezing online sellers like Amazon to make sure Beijing is sticking to a partial trade deal.
The former associate of Rudolph W. Giuliani said through his lawyer that he had given the recording to the House Intelligence Committee for use in the impeachment inquiry.
The comments came hours after the secretary of state refused to respond to questions about the ire that his refusal to defend Ms. Yovanovitch had prompted among career diplomats.
The nonprofit Commission on Presidential Debates has sponsored every general election debate since 1988, but the Trump campaign has raised concerns about its 2020 events.
Right-wing media have been laying the groundwork for Trump’s acquittal for half a century.
They are repeating the same facts again and again in service of their argument about the president’s obstruction of Congress.
The vice president’s trip to Israel and Italy gave him ample opportunities to counterprogram the news back home. But impeachment is a hard topic to outrun.
Readers’ feelings range from “restored hope” to fear of “overload.”
The Population Connection Action Fund says her project distracts from the anti-woman agenda of the Trump administration.
If the state doesn’t stop requiring private insurers to cover abortions, the administration said it will cut off federal funding for certain health programs.
A Pentagon spokesman said that eight of the affected service members returned to the United States from an American military hospital in Germany.
It will be the first meeting between a member of President Trump’s cabinet and Ukraine’s leader since the impeachment inquiry against Mr. Trump began in the fall.
Mr. Trump was the first sitting president to speak in person at the annual March for Life.
Senate Democrats and the House impeachment managers privately say they are more interested in Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff.
By Friday morning, the phrase #RightMatters — from the last line of Adam Schiff’s closing speech on Thursday — was eliciting reaction on Twitter from across the philosophical spectrum.
The agency is allowing cities to delay or otherwise change federally imposed fixes to their sewer systems.
The British police accuse an American woman of driving on the wrong side of the road in an accident that killed a teenage motorcyclist. The State Department says she had diplomatic immunity.
Ms. Thunberg, who has been rebuking world leaders for inaction on climate change, said she was not deterred by critics who called her concerns overblown.
What happens to a society that loses its capacity for awe and wonder at things to come?
The conclusion of the House managers’ formal arguments and a look at how long the trial could go.
The conclusion of the House managers’ formal arguments and a look at how long the trial could go.
Our cybersecurity reporter answers questions about hackers, Burisma and vulnerabilities in November.
Colbert said his book, “101 Fun Things to Do in the Senate Other Than Pay Attention to Impeachment,” would help distract lawmakers during the long sessions.
The misdemeanor charges of illegal sexually oriented activity were dropped within 24 hours after the pornographic film actress was arrested in 2018.
His speech jolted the sleepy Senate to attention as he argued more explicitly than ever before for President Trump’s removal from office.
Four Americans were killed during the 2012 siege on the United States diplomatic mission and a C.I.A. annex.
Barred so far from presenting witnesses, the House managers prosecuting the president have focused on turning his own words against him.
The House impeachment managers sought to undercut the central elements of President Trump’s defense, wading into a detailed defense of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.
The House managers walked the Senate jury through the constitutional and historical basis for the president’s impeachment.
Mr. Graham told reporters that the president was “having the reaction that a normal person would have if they thought they were being accused of something they didn’t do.”
The senator quickly shot down the idea that President Trump should attend the trial, a possibility the president floated this week.
A day after President Trump suggested he was open to cutting entitlement programs in a second term, he insisted he would protect Social Security.
The revelation was the latest to underscore the flaws in the F.B.I.’s surveillance of Carter Page.
The lawmaker shared a story about running into a fellow New Yorker who asked if he had heard the latest outrage.
Legal experts examine the strongest and weakest points of his case.
Taken together, the presentations by the House managers were meant as a shield against what they expect is coming,
Even as she traveled through Poland and Israel, she had her hand firmly on the tiller of the prosecution of the president.
The president’s advisers have urged him not to pay attention to the low-polling Democratic presidential candidate. But as Michael Bloomberg poured cash into attack ads, he became harder to ignore.
An immersive diagram of the storied chamber where President Trump’s trial is taking place — including what you won't see in photos.
Almost 200 people listened quietly as the House managers presented their case.
At several points, the lawmakers have used video clips of President Trump as evidence of his motives in pressuring Ukraine for investigations into the Bidens.
The lawyer explains why he now believes that a crime is required for impeachment.
More contempt for the rule of law.
Readers praise his eloquence. One even muses, Mr. Schiff for president?
House impeachment managers continue to make their case that President Trump abused the power of his office. Here are some of the highlights.
The House speaker has closely managed President Trump’s impeachment from the beginning. She is not letting up during his Senate trial.
The Afghan leader said he had told President Trump that the United States could withdraw a third of its troops, even as a peace deal with Taliban remains elusive.
The Trump administration grants visa officers more power to block pregnant women from visiting the United States if applicants are believed to be traveling to give birth.