Elections in Kentucky, Mississippi and Virginia might offer a glimpse into how voters are feeling ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
Author: Ledyard King, USA TODAY
5 key lawmakers to watch as Congress sets ground rules for Trump impeachment inquiry
Five House members to watch as the House expects to vote on a resolution Thursday setting up the ground rules for an impeachment inquiry.
Trump, AOC and McConnell: the personalities that could determine who wins the Senate in 2020
Democrats need four seats to retake the Senate. It’s possible, depending on who the presidential nominee is and how impeachment plays out.
Mitch McConnell: Senate would have ‘no choice’ but to hold trial if House votes to impeach Donald Trump
Mitch McConnell said the Senate would have “no choice” but to hold a trial on Donald Trump if the House puts forth articles of impeachment.
Majority of House Democrats now back a Trump impeachment inquiry, adding pressure to Nancy Pelosi to act
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been reluctant to move on impeachment of Donald Trump but it may be harder to avoid now that most Democrats support it.
Republicans start donating to Marianne Williamson to keep her in future Democratic debates
Marianne Williamson’s off-beat approach has some Republicans giving to her campaign as a way to keep her in future debates to make them less serious.
Don’t get divorced because of Trump. The tough work of settling America’s political differences
In the Trump age, political polarization in the United States has never been higher. Groups like Better Angels are promoting civility to lower angst.
Democratic debates: DNC Chair defends rules to get on stage, says they ensure a ‘fair shake’
Amid criticism that new rules to determine who gets on the debate stage are arbitrary, Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez called them fair.
Navy confirms request to keep USS John S. McCain out of sight during President Trump’s visit
The Navy confirmed it received a request to keep the USS John McCain out of view of President Donald Trump’s sight during his visit to Japan recently.
McConnell blocked a late-term justice nominee for Obama but helped confirm one for Reagan 30 years ago
Mitch McConnell blocked Obama’s Supreme Court pick ahead of the 2016 election. In 1988, McConnell voted for Reagan’s pick under similar circumstances.