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Impeachment: War for witnesses intensifies as Trump's lawyers close defence

Republicans threatened to demand that Democratic presidential hopeful Biden and his son Hunter also testify, in a move aimed at damaging the party's possibly best chance of defeating Trump in election

Trump told Bolton military help to Ukraine was tied to Biden probe: Report

Trump had on Wednesday told reporters in Davos, Switzerland, that he didn't want Bolton to testify before the Senate.

Impeachment trial: Trump's team to begin defense arguments at US Senate

Government witnesses told the impeachment inquiry last year that Biden was carrying out official U.S. policy

Impeachment trial: Trump repeatedly, flagrantly abused power, say Democrats

President Trump used the powers of his office to solicit a foreign nation to interfere in our elections for his own personal benefit: Democrats

Trump impeachment trial gets under way with acrimonious scene over rules

Political experts say that Trump is likely to emerge victorious as his Republican party enjoys majority in the Senate

US Senate blocks 3 Democratic bids for documents in Trump impeachment trial

Senators voted 53-47 along party lines to block three separate motions from Democratic leader Chuck Schumer to subpoena records and documents from the White House

Trump impeachment set to begin in the Senate, 10 months before US elections

It will be only the third time a president has endured an impeachment trial, after Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1999.

Trump's lawyers preview defence, term impeachment charges 'invalid'

But the no crime, no impeachment approach has been dismissed by scholars and Democrats, who were fresh off a trial brief that called Trump's behavior the worst nightmare of the country's founders

Trump's legal team asks US Senate to reject two articles of impeachment

The Senate, controlled by Trump's Republican Party, will decide whether to convict and remove him from office

Abuse of power, obstruction: The charges against Donald Trump explained

Here is more detail about the two articles of impeachment approved by the Democratic-controlled House

Trump says Pelosi is delaying impeachment articles' transmission to Senate

Trump lauded House Republicans for remaining in lockstep against impeachment as a few Democrats crossed the aisle to oppose it.

Society gets the law it deserves

Ultimately, the law that gets upheld in a society is typically the law that resonates with it

Trump ratings highest ever over economics, despite impeachment proceedings

Much of the support for Trump appears to be linked to positive feelings about the economy, which is in a period of strong growth, with record low unemployment.

Ahead of Trump impeachment proceedings, US lawmakers clash over amendments

The House Judiciary Committee began a second day of historic debate with the parties holding diametrically opposed views on the move to oust the president from office for misconduct

Trump impeachment: House Judiciary Committee begins marathon 2 day session

Hamstrung in the minority, Republicans won't have the votes to make changes without support from at least some Democrats

Next up in Donald Trump impeachment hearing: A parade of key witnesses

The House intelligence committee, which is conducting the impeachment hearings, has set a packed schedule of open hearings over the next week

Trump hosting Turkey's Erdogan, 'too busy' to watch impeachment hearing

The two leaders were to hold several hours of meetings, including lunch, before giving a joint news conference

White House informs Democrats it won't be part of impeachment proceedings

In a letter to House Judiciary Committee, Jerrold Nadler, White House Counsel Pat Cipollone said it would be a "reckless abuse of power" for them to adopt the articles of impeachment

Lawmakers set to weigh impeachment charges in Congress against Donald Trump

Four constitutional scholars will testify before the House Judiciary Committee in the first of a series of hearings to establish the gravity of Trump's alleged crimes

Donald Trump's impeachment report to be out once Democrats approve it

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, who has led the 10-week-old investigation, said it was important to move quickly because the evidence of Trump's wrongdoing is "overwhelming"