The same Senate chamber that was overrun by insurrectionists will be the somber court for Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, as senators weigh whether …
Here's What You Need to Know About Trump's Second Impeachment
The same Senate chamber that was overrun by insurrectionists will be the somber court for Donald Trump’s impeachment trial starting February 9, as senators weigh whether to make him the first president permanently disqualified from future office.
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The Latest News on the Trial
Who is on Donald Trump's Defense Team?
Attorneys David Schoen and Bruce L. Castor Jr. will head Trump's defense, after his previous lawyers led by Butch Bowers of South Carolina withdrew.
Why Isn't Chief Justice Roberts Overseeing the Trial?
The Constitution commands that when “the President of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall preside.” Since Trump is no longer president, Senate President pro tempore Patrick Leahy gets the job
