TRUMP IMPEACHMENT
Democrats set to take control of Congress: Which Trump records could they seek first, and which other Republicans could face scrutiny?
The midterm results put Democrats in line to control both chambers of Congress. Some of their first oversight fights could begin with questions lawmakers have already asked. Four potential inquiries show where the pressure could build and how far Congress can go.
Democrats win House and Senate: Trump impeachment odds surge after midterm elections - could he face a third impeachment in 2027?
Midterm elections results Senate: Donald Trump could face a third impeachment after Democrats won control of both chambers of Congress in the November 3 midterm elections. Prediction-market odds of impeachment surged following the results, while Republican Senator Ted Cruz warned of investigations and repeated impeachment efforts.
Voters deliver embarrassing rebuke to Trump by flipping four GOP-held Senate seats
Voters delivered significant losses to Donald Trump's endorsed candidates in the midterm elections, flipping four Senate seats. This outcome raises concerns for Republican control in Congress and could invite Democratic investigations. Trump's emphasis on his political influence backfired, as voters largely blamed his economic policies for unfavorable conditions. The election results also hinted at a changing political landscape leading to the 2028 presidential campaign.
The midterm election outcomes that could shape Trump's final two years
Americans will vote in the November 3 midterm elections to decide control of Congress for the final two years of President Donald Trump's term. Democrats need to gain four seats each in the House and Senate to overturn Republican majorities. While Democrats are widely expected to win the House, the Senate race remains too close to call.
House Democrats plan vast oversight of Trump administration. Impeachment is an option
House Democrats are planning significant oversight investigations targeting President Trump and his administration after the elections. They expect to hold them accountable for alleged corruption and abuses of power. Key areas of inquiry will include Trump family business dealings and various civil rights violations.
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Are Democrats planning a big move against President Trump for his removal from office? Check details
Are Democrats planning a big move against President Trump for his removal from office? Trump's economic polices have spooked the global markets and this has led to growing calls for his impeachment. Political tensions have risen as Operation Anti-King gains support for Trump's impeachment, citing threats to democracy and constitutional violations.
Will Donald Trump be impeached for a third time? Next 30 days could be crucial as Al Green says he’ll present articles of impeachment against the President
US President Donald Trump could face another impeachment as a Congressman is gearing up to garner support for the same.
Donald Trump and Tom Rice entangled in a war of words
Donald Trump attacked a Republican Congressman at his rally, and now the Congressman has hit back by calling Donald Trump a "would-be-tyrant." The Donald Trump rally took place this Saturday in South Carolina. The Republican Congressman in question is Tom Rice, who called for Trump's impeachment.
What's ahead as Trump impeachment trial begins
While Trump's acquittal is expected, Democrats hope to gain at least some Senate Republican votes by linking Trump's actions to a vivid description of the violence, which resulted in five deaths and sent lawmakers fleeing for safety.
Biden calls for Democrats to keep Trump impeachment trial short
According to The Hill, Biden has never embraced Trump's second impeachment though he hasn't sought to stand in its way either amid outrage in his party over the former president's involvement in the January 6 riots at the Capitol.
The Big Question: What next in Donald Trump impeachment?
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said the Senate will not begin a trial until next Tuesday, at the very earliest, which is the day before Democrat Joe Biden is sworn in as President.
Donald Trump's impeachment trial could start on Inauguration Day
It's the possible schedule if House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sends the articles of impeachment to the Senate soon. Trump was impeached by the House on Wednesday on a single charge of incitement to insurrection after the deadly Capitol siege last week by a pro-Trump mob.
Joe Biden hopes Senate will conduct Donald Trump's impeachment trial while working on other critical issues
Ten Republican lawmakers joined the Democrats to impeach Trump for "incitement of insurrection" exactly one week after rioters stormed the US Capitol as the House certified Biden's election victory, making him the first American president to be impeached twice.
Now that Donald Trump is impeached (again), what's next?
Trump has expressed interest in potentially running for president again in 2024 and a simple majority vote of the Senate could bar him from another White House run.
Donald Trump becomes the first US president to be impeached for unprecedented second time
The Senate will not hold a trial before January 20, when Democrat Joe Biden assumes the presidency, meaning the real estate tycoon will escape the ignominy of being forced to leave early.
Donald Trump fires watchdog who handled Ukraine complaint
Trump said in the letter that it is "vital" that he has confidence in the appointees serving as inspectors general, and "that is no longer the case with regard to this inspector general."
Market Movers: What changed for D-Street while you were sleeping
Here’s breaking down the pre-market actions.
Republican-dominated Senate will block Trump removal: Seth R Freeman
Whole move is disruptive as a world leader, there is a cloud of an impeachment on your credibility.
Why stocks shrugged off Trump impeachment
Equities dipped in Tokyo, Sydney and Hong Kong.
Congressional Committee to review Trump impeachment report on Monday
The US' House Congressional committee will be reviewing the investigation report of President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry on Monday setting the stage for charges to be filed.
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