Trump wants Nixon’s impoundment power. What’s impoundment?
Good to Know – another installment in the presidential power series.
Why is the Jan. 6 committee holding televised hearings?
The committee wants to get Americans off the sidelines and into the fight to hold Trump accountable for the unprecedented attack on the Capitol
McConnell and Schumer cut a deal to raise the debt limit without any Republican votes. Here’s how it works.
Don’t try these parliamentary tricks at home.
Can Congress reclaim authority it has handed over to the president? It’s trying.
With their bipartisan backing, these bills could claw back some powers that have shifted to the presidency.
What will Trump’s acquittal mean for U.S. democracy? Here are 4 big takeaways.
Watch closely what Republican senators say about the defense’s arguments.
What to expect when you’re expecting a Senate impeachment trial
Yes, there are some rules. The Senate can change them.
The impeachment hearings haven’t changed public opinion. This explains why.
Three factors make opinion difficult to shift.
The ‘skinny’ articles of impeachment mean more than you may think
Here’s how they’re like — and unlike — past impeachment charges.