It's not just President Trump's interference in Roger Stone's sentence that Jerry Nadler wants to ask William Barr about. There's tons more.

The Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate both declared they were the winners in President Trump's impeachment.

Republicans agree with Adam Schiff, but won't go against President Trump because he is "vicious," said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.

The House proved President Trump used Ukraine aid as a lever against Joe Biden, but that does not merit impeachment, said Lamar Alexander.

Trump lawyer Alan Dershowitz argued if the president thinks his reelection is in the country's interest, election stunts aren't impeachable.

President Trump's defense asked if Joe Biden really acted in the U.S. interest when he worked on Ukraine, but never assert he did wrong.

President Trump's lead lawyer, Jay Sekulow, previewed some of the defense team's strategy for their opening presentation -- hit Biden, FBI.

Sen. John Barrasso argues the four Democratic senators running for president have a conflict of interest judging President Trump.

Republicans have had hard time abiding restrictions on senators at the impeachment trial of President Trump. One solution: fidget spinners

House impeachment managers demand President Trump's lead impeachment lawyer, White House Counsel Pat Cipollone, disclose his conflicts.

House Democrats hammered Mitch McConnell's rules for a impeachment procedures as a "dark of night impeachment trial" and a "cover-up."

With the House impeaching President Trump for trying to coerce Ukraine to investigate the Bidens, three GOP senators said they are doing it.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declared he would not be an impartial juror in an impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.

A key President Trump talking point against impeachment is based on a lie that serves Vladimir Putin, diplomat David Hale testified.

The week starts on Capitol Hill with leaders returning from visits to Afghanistan and Jordan, and a palpable feeling of danger for Trump.

Congress is back Tuesday after a two-week break. It could turn out to be a dangerous week for President Trump after Ukraine and Syria news.

Rep. Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, wanted other lawmakers to know that he'd been busy over the October break, ramping up the...