impeachment

Removing the president from office will require GOP senators to break with him. That doesn't seem likely, no matter what Robert Mueller uncovers.

Democratic lawmakers are calling for a congressional investigation into the president's alleged past sexual improprieties. Is that the first step to his removal?

The 'Hustler' magazine founder ran a full-page ad in Sunday's 'Washington Post' asking for dirt that could kick Trump out of office.

California congressman Brad Sherman said he hoped the move would inspire an "intervention" in the White House.

Don't hold your breath for a quick impeachment.

Everyone, especially Donald Trump, would be happier.

What seemed like a liberal fantasy weeks ago is increasingly plausible, but still a ways off, according to a prominent legal expert.

And even more disapprove with the job he's done so far.

The "prediction professor," who has correctly called the last nine presidential elections, thinks that Trump is headed for a fall.