Author: Bart Jansen, USA TODAY

The historic arguments from Democratic House members echoed what Trump’s defense lawyers have been telling senators.

Pelosi’s statement came shortly after Trump invited House Democrats to impeach him quickly so the country could “get back to business.”

Former special envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker told lawmakers he “never conveyed” a linkage between security assistance and investigations to the Ukrainians.

Wednesday marks the first day of public testimony in the impeachment probe of Trump following weeks of closed-door testimony and partisan squabbling.

The decision was considered a key test of the House impeachment effort, as the chamber seeks to enforce subpoenas for testimony and documents from the Trump administration.

Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s personal lawyer, has been subpoenaed for documents due Tuesday. The Pentagon and budget office also face deadlines.

Business partners Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman helped Rudy Giuliani meet a Ukrainian prosecutor as Trump’s lawyer sought an investigation into Joe Biden.

House and Senate intelligence panels prepare to protect the whistleblower from possible retaliation for a complaint about Trump’s Ukraine dealings.

A majority of House Democrats favor starting an impeachment inquiry. A majority of Americans oppose it. Now they face a delicate political question.

Why does Russians interference in 2016 presidential election worry officials for 2020? Hacking, misleading social-media posts and offers of aid loom