President Donald Trump’s impeachment defense team on Tuesday wrapped up three days of opening arguments at his Senate trial but questions remained over whether senators will hear new witnesses ...

WASHINGTON – Former President Donald Trump announced Sunday two new attorneys who will lead his impeachment defense team, just days before his Senate trial is set to begin. The announcement came ...

Trump's lawyers say Democratic House managers "opened the door." Revelations in Bolton book rock Senate impeachment trial, Trump lawyers focus on Bidens in 2nd day of arguments GOP's Romney wants ...

Donald Trump named a new impeachment legal team on Sunday night, one day after all five lawyers who had been set to represent him in next week’s Senate trial reportedly left on account of the ...

WASHINGTON — The lawyers representing President Donald Trump in the Senate impeachment trial closed out opening arguments the way they started: short and sweet. For less than two hours, the ...

Less than 24 hours after CNN broke the news that Donald Trump’s legal team quit just a week before his second impeachment trial is set to begin, the ex-president sent out a press release ...

Taking a closer look into the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump. ... Impeachment, Diverse Trial Teams, and Overcoming White Noise 7 minute read April 30, 2021. By.

Several top White House lawyers are slated to serve as the defense team in President Trump’s looming impeachment trial, Fox News has learned, as the House prepares to send the official articles ...

Political watchers covering the impeachment trial on social media quickly lost patience with Bruce Castor Jr., the first lawyer on former President Donald Trump's legal team to deliver arguments ...

The first three days of the Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump went about as well as they could have for Democratic House impeachment managers. The managers were methodical ...

Trump changes defense team just over a week before impeachment trial is set to begin January 30, 2021 Attorney Karl S. “Butch” Bowers at a 2009 news conference in South Carolina.