Llowell Williams

Republican Rep. Mark Meadows won't seek reelection next year but has hinted that he may join the Trump team in some fashion.

Pelosi and other Democrats do not want the Senate to begin its trial until certain rules are agreed upon. But will they get their way?

A new plan announced by the White House would allow states to buy pharmaceuticals from Canada at reduced prices.

In a blow to the FBI, a court order accuses the agency of having "provided false information" in order to obtain FISA warrants to monitor Carter Page.

A public list of major donors to Pete Buttigieg's campaign was found to have left off at least 20 wealthy individuals.

Bill Taylor was assigned to the post in June following Trump’s abrupt dismissal of then-ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch.

In a letter sent to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Trump claims the impeachment process is merely a political plot to remove him from office.

Republicans have seen a significant surge in donations from voters as the impeachment process accelerates.

Conservatives dissatisfied with President Trump have launched a super PAC aimed at preventing another Trump victory in 2020.

Several recent programs airing on Russian state media television have implied, directly and indirectly, that Trump is an agent for Moscow.

Despite the possible political repercussions, freshman Utah Democrat Rep. Ben McAdams plans to vote in favor of impeaching Trump.

Sen. Warren says Bloomberg needs to address reports that he had former female employees sign nondisclosure agreements related to sexist remarks made by the former mayor.

If Democrats want to take the White House next year, they need to understand why Obama supporters later voted for Trump.

New national polls place Biden only slightly ahead of Sanders, with Warren and Buttigieg not far behind.

Sen. Schumer penned a letter to Sen. McConnell stating that testimony from Bolton, Mulvaney and two others will be sought during the Senate impeachment trial.

Democrats say Republicans who say they have already decided to vote to acquit Trump during the impeachment trial should be required to recuse themselves.

With impeachment looming on the horizon, Trump once again took to Twitter to denounce congressional Democrats in over 100 tweets.

A newly uncovered memo shows that the Pentagon is still holding onto $20 million in military aid intended for Ukraine.

Trump campaign insiders say the president may decline to participate in any debates with the Democratic candidate next year.

Democrats are now wary about how the impeachment trial will be handled in the Senate.

A bill passed with bipartisan support in the House that would make it easier for undocumented immigrants working on farms to acquire legal visas.

Trump sent 108 tweets and retweets Wednesday focusing largely on the looming impeachment vote in the House.

Several Democrats have said they would favor pressing on with other impeachment articles even if Trump is re-elected in 2020.

Inside sources say Biden is considering making a public pledge to serve only one term as president.

A federal judge has ruled that funds intended for the military cannot legally be used to back construction of a wall along the U.S. - Mexico border.

Kentucky Gov. Beshear plans to issue an executive order restoring voting rights to 100,000 former felons.

President Trump was ordered by a court to pay $2 million over his misuse of charity funds.

Joe Biden's apparent unwillingness to address a possible conflict of interest around his son's time with a Ukrainian energy company could damage his bid for the White House.

President Trump may be considering replacing FBI Director Wray after Wray publicly dispelled theories that Ukraine was behind foreign interference in 2016.