What President Trump and his advisers learned from the first impeachment circus of the next two years is valuable. There are major lessons that can be applied to the next two years.

Live updates and the latest news on the Trump administration as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addresses a House impeachment threat and Republicans choose their leadership for the new Congress.

A top member of President Donald Trump’s administration could be the next impeachment target for Democrats. Sen. Bernie Sanders, the independent lawmaker from Vermont, said that he’s open to impeaching Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, per USA Today.

The vote was a surprising show of unity from a battered and divided Republican Party after last week’s midterm drubbing — preventing a humiliating vote for President Donald Trump. Follow for the latest updates.

Trump says his deportation policy ‘might have been too tough’ for voters, Democrats ready an investigative blitz, Trump says he was just kidding about making Dana White his press secretary.

Trump reacts after defiant Hegseth wraps himself in ‘warriors’ and whataboutism over impeachment - Hegseth’s speech appeared tailored to the audience of one, who quickly graded his Defense secretary’s

Congress has a long list of agenda items to handle with fewer than 25 days in session before the new, reshaped 120th Congress begins. Follow here for the latest.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed the charges as the work of a “disgruntled” Republican congressman. The House is set to vote on a measure that could tie up, or kill off, the measure.