Allen Abel

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.

’How about my life?’ the U.S. president asks a fellow billionaire after signing a trade deal with China. Answer: ’Unbelievable.’

It’s the time of an election year when you hear ’it’s just not my time’ and ’love will prevail’ and other doleful refrains

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

Thursday’s bipartisan gush of adulation for Trump was enough to make you wonder: didn’t they impeach this guy last night?

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

Donald Trump’s final innings would be less daunting if the rule of law hadn’t been called out at third base—to the delight of the president’s cheering fans

What began as constitutional fireworks soon degenerated into familiar partisan Jabberwocky