By Michael S. Schmidt and Luke Broadwater WASHINGTON - When the House formed a special committee this summer to investigate the Jan. 6 Capitol assault, its stated goal was to compile the most authoritative account of what occurred and make…
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By Nicholas Fandos WASHINGTON — For the second time in just over a year, the House on Monday (25) sent an article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate for trial, thrusting his fate into the hands of 50 Republican senators who…
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By Peter Baker President Donald Trump departed the White House on Wednesday (20) morning for the last time as the commander in chief after four tumultuous years that shook the nation, choosing to leave town rather than face the reality…
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By James Dobbins and Annie Karni WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump on Tuesday (12) showed no contrition or regret for instigating the mob that stormed the Capitol and threatened the lives of members of Congress and his vice president,…
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President Donald Trump’s efforts to remain in office in defiance of democracy cannot be allowed to go unanswered, lest they invite more lawlessness from this president or those who follow. The attack on the Capitol on Wednesday (6) was…
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By Peter Baker WASHINGTON — Barely 11 months after President Donald Trump was acquitted in a momentous Senate trial, the nation now confronts the possibility of yet another impeachment battle in the twilight of his presidency, a final…
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By Nicholas Fandos WASHINGTON — Chaos engulfed the Capitol on Wednesday (6) as a faction of Republicans sought to overturn President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in Congress and a group of protesters loyal to President Donald Trump tried to…
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