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A growing number of Republican senators say they oppose holding an impeachment trial, a sign of the dimming chances that former President Donald Trump will be convicted on the charge that he incited a siege of the U.S. Capitol.

Sen. Mitt Romney said the Senate doesn't need to punish Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley for objecting to the 2020 election results.

Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, expressed support for the upcoming impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, telling "Fox News Sunday" that a trial is needed to achieve "truth and justice."

"There's some things in there that aren't going to happen," said Senator Roy Blunt of Missouri.

President Joe Biden has signed executive orders meant as a showy display of action to address the historic challenges he inherited. There are signs everywhere that those crises are as deep and intractable as ever.

Former President Donald Trump worked with a Justice Department lawyer, Jeffrey Clark, on a plan to oust former Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen and have Clark replace him, The New York Times reports. The strategy reportedly stemmed from the fact that Rosen had rebuffed Trump's pleas to use the Justice Department's power to cast doubt on and ultimately overturn Georgia's presidential election results, though it…

Mr. Biden, a man of old Washington, might be in for a rude awakening.

Joe Biden's economic relief plan faces a chilly reception among Senate Republicans, endangering prospects. But Democrats may have a way around them.

Unity is a fine goal, but don't expect much cooperation.

President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan is facing skepticism from Republicans as Democrats start the process of passing a bill.

Trump's critics weren't relevant unless they were voting with Democrats, voting for Democrats, or declining to throw out votes for Democrats for no reason.

As the 45th president's term comes to a close, we remember some of the defining photographic moments of his time.

A series of low-key confirmation hearings may reflect a shift in Washington's political atmosphere.

From questions about trying a former president to whether conviction is a real possibility, the proceedings will be different than the first time.

On one side is the Trumpist base, on the other establishment conservatives – and experts are frankly not sure what lies ahead

President Donald Trump seemed to be a teflon president. It didn't matter how big things seem to get -- Trump's political career seemed to be impermeable. That was until Trump ran into President-elect Joe Biden.

For a second time, Republican senators face the choice of whether to convict President Donald Trump in an impeachment trial. While only one GOP senator...

Delta Air Lines has banned passengers who heckled Sen Mitt Romney and Sen Lindsey Graham ahead of their flights last week and will be prohibiting all guns in checked baggage on flights to Washington, DC.

Twitter banned Donald Trump ostensibly for dangerous lies, but it has not banned Democrats who uttered dangerous lies that might spark violence.

The House is expected to vote on impeachment Wednesday afternoon.