Politics

MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes explained the "damning new evidence" in the rapidly expanding foreign election interference scandal at the heart of the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump and senior members of his administration.

Advisors to President Donald Trump have concluded that former Vice President Joe Biden will not be the 2020 presidential nominee of the Democratic National Committee, a Politico White House correspondent reported Friday.

President Donald Trump may inspire violence as the impeachment inquiry continues to escalate against the administration.

Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney was served with a congressional subpoena "pursuant to the House of Representatives' impeachment inquiry" on Friday.

Republican elected officials are unable to go on television to make their case to the voters because they don't want to answer questions about President Donald Trump solicitating foreign election interference from Ukraine, China, Australia and Italy.

The host of "The Rachel Maddow Show" explained to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace on Friday how she keeps track of all of the details contained within President Donald Trump's constant flood of scandals.

President Donald Trump's foreign election interference scandal is the result of an "illegal" and "covert" psychological operations (PSOP) on the American people, a former FBI special agent has expertise in the arena explained on Friday.

Impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump continued Friday. On Thursday, explosive texts emerged showing State Department officials struggling to manage Trump's apparent attempt to extort Ukraine in exchange for dirt on Joe Biden.

A CNN panel discussion led by host Jim Sciutto blistered Republican defenders of Donald Trump for intentionally misrepresenting evidence in State Department texts that indicate the president was withholding aid to Ukraine in return for cooperation in digging up disparaging information on former Vice President Joe Biden.

Following an overnight release of explosive text messages between State Department officials who appeared to be doing the bidding of President Donald Trump by demanding damaging information on former Vice President Joe Biden in return for U.S. aid, former Washington Post reporter Carl Bernstein said Americans are watching a cover-up unfold before their eyes.

Appearing on CNN's "New Day" with host Alisyn Camerota, former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci called the release of State Department texts that show a clear pattern of trading aid for help in digging up dirt on former Vice President Joe Biden an example of the "rank criminality' at the heart of Donald Trump's White House.

Responding to a cache of text messages from State Department officials discussing and lamenting White House influence in aid negotiations released overnight, a CNN panel bluntly dubbed the information contained in them as the "smoking gun of quid pro quo" that should be at the center of the impeachment hearings of President Donald Trump.

America's former ambassador to Russia said there was a clear quid pro quo in the 22-pages of text messages among Trump officials released by House Democrats on Thursday evening.