Alexander Vindman, now in civilian life, reflects on his impeachment testimony.

The stakes are too high in 2020 for anything less to happen.

The FBI’s probe was unduly narrow, but he has given us all the evidence we need.

He is the lunatic fringe.

A cordoned-off VIP section at the Lincoln Memorial and a show of military might on the Mall seem downright un-American.

No possible explanation for the latest U.S. attorney disaster makes him look good.

They couldn't pull Republican voters away from Trump in 2016, but a new ad shows why this year could be different.

There’s a solid legal pathway for the speaker to answer McConnell’s push for a sham trial.

The nation desperately needs a president who will respect its public servants, stand up for the rule of law, acknowledge Congress’s constitutional role and work for the public good.

Ignorance is inexcusable for a president. And the vice president isn't much better.

The president is unfit to remain in office for the next 14 days.

The land of Mahatma Gandhi, Abul Kalam Azad and Rabindranath Tagore is being reduced to a caricature of hate on the global stage.

Ukraine has enough problems. We don't need the U.S. president's lawyer to make more of them.

Moderate Republicans were crucial to Biden’s win.

The mighty behemoth will have to make concessions to end the conflict.

As a deal is reached on the makeup of a Jan. 6 commission, Republicans can't bury the truth forever.

The president was not changed by impeachment. But his wrongdoing has far greater consequences given the acute challenges facing our nation.

The depths of subversion and open defiance of constitutional norms are astounding.

The virus rages, and the president praises.

Our self-obsessed president can only act for himself, not for the nation.

The land of Mahatma Gandhi, Abul Kalam Azad and Rabindranath Tagore is being reduced to a caricature of hate on the global stage.

The new president can prove government works and that accountability serves everyone.

There can be no exoneration without a legitimate trial.

There is abundant evidence of the president’s abuse of power on Ukraine.

The Justice Department is still fighting transparency and accountability in a way that must delight William Barr.

President Buhari and Nigeria’s other useless politicians need to pass the baton of leadership to my generation of Nigerians.

The Democrat would face uphill battles in the Senate and elsewhere.

Congress should not turn away from the central issue of whether the president has engaged in conduct that is antithetical to the highest office in the land.

Trump’s congressional cheerleaders have taken up residence in an alternate reality.

"I acted because I had a duty of care to this patient," writes Alan Braid, a practicing OB/GYN in Texas for 45 years.

Republicans at least had some fig leaves of excuses for refusing to vote to convict Trump in his impeachment trials. Not so in their refusal to allow an investigation of what happened on Jan. 6.

Once again, we offer a wishful correction to Mr. Trump’s sad record.

Congressional testimony would be 10 times worse.

No president was ever so obsessed with loyalty — precisely because he didn't deserve it and couldn't earn it.

As with each case of sickness, the economic pain also seems to be spreading and is being felt more widespread.

Trump has about a half-billion dollars’ worth of motivation to stay in office four more years.

Anti-Muslim extremists are escalating communitarian hatred. The world must speak up.

Republicans have a problem, the impeachment manager argues.

He is a far better American than the Trump toadies who question his loyalty.

Trump's lawyers have "opened the door" to calling an important witness — the president himself.

The guardian of executive power (and Lafayette Square) steps back.

2020 will decide whether we continue on our unserious trajectory.

I love the state of Alabama. I love the law, too.

The state of Texas is asking the Supreme Court to disenfranchise voters in other states.

For at least a moment, Democrats ought to appreciate, and celebrate, what their party has accomplished.

Republicans at least had some fig leaves of excuses for refusing to vote to convict Trump in his impeachment trials. Not so in their refusal to allow an investigation of what happened on Jan. 6.

The former president makes it clear that he sees Trump as a threat to democracy itself.

It is clear what Mr. Trump is doing.

An interview with Enes Kanter Freedom.

Bannon gets charged with the oldest grift in the conservative playbook.

Here's a revealing glimpse into what keeps Trump advisers awake at night.

The $2.2 trillion relief package includes a $170 billion tax giveaway that appears tailor-made for the benefit of wealthy real estate investors.

The true victims are the donors gullible enough to believe that a barrier is the answer to anything.

There’s a solid legal pathway for the speaker to answer McConnell’s push for a sham trial.

In the Trump administration, good men and women don’t last long.

Was an at-large council member's poll a campaign violation?