Trump had a novel idea to fight his 2019 impeachment, Maggie Haberman writes

“Every single person in Congress should be called on to vote and then to live with that vote," Warren added

“The core purpose of the United States Constitution is to prevent tyranny,” Reich observes

History suggests that institutions tend to dominate personalities, and Trump will not be the exception

Pence, unlike Trump, has political experience. But will he be able to be a congressional liaison that Trump needs?

The suit likely dooms the prospect of Trump ever having to testify

Blumenthal, a former prosecutor, says he found "serious issues" with Don Jr.'s testimony to the Judiciary Committee

No one in living memory has done less to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" than Donald Trump

Raskin says Republican leaders have to choose whether to rid themselves of Trump's toxic influence

"There still remains much to be told, and I look forward to the day when I can share the truth," Cohen says

Trump is officially gone, but his specter hangs over Washington — and Republicans are still shackled to him

The move comes one day after Trump warned Democrats not to investigate him during his State of the Union address

This may not be the practical political thing to do. But it is the right thing to do.

When the law raids, it pours: Are the dominoes surrounding Donald Trump's corruption starting to fall in earnest?

“We’re watching the political, ideological and moral collapse of my old Republican Party,” Scarborough says