impeachment

Sometimes America resembles the alternate reality the president inhabits—like when a room full young black people showers him in adoration

Donald Trump, President of the United States of America, forever the victim

Scott Gilmore: The drama of the century is building towards its final act, as the depths of Trump’s troubles become clear—but how it ends is far from certain

As threats of impeachment swirl around Trump, Republicans are still rallying around him. But some don’t seem so sure.

Yes, the U.S. president asked a foreign leader in a phone call to help dig dirt on a political rival. So naturally Trump released the transcript.

Scott Gilmore: An impeachment trial will present Trump’s endless scandals as parts of a larger message that the public cannot ignore: the president is unfit

The president himself ’is the smoking gun,’ says one House Democrat. ’He has committed the crime in front of all of us’

The 17th U.S. president was a cracker-barrel orator who defied the partisan labels of his time—and stepped right into a trap set by his congressional foes

Scott Gilmore: The odds of impeachment have gone up considerably. But we forget impeachment does not remove a president from office.

Neither history nor recent market reactions fully support the president’s claims