Live updates: Senators vow to deliver "impartial justice" in Trump trial
The chief justice of the Supreme Court and senators swore an oath to administer "impartial justice" in the upcoming trial.
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The chief justice of the Supreme Court and senators swore an oath to administer "impartial justice" in the upcoming trial.
House impeachment managers marched across the Capitol to hand off the Trump impeachment case to the Senate.
House and Senate leaders traded heated accusations the day after the vote to impeach President Trump.
The House voted to impeach President Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress after nearly eight hours of bitter debate.
The debate will last six hours, and there will be no amendments.
With the House poised to impeach the president, Senate Democrats are working to shape an eventual trial.
Monday's hearing was the first since Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House will move forward with drafting articles of impeachment.
Wednesday's hearing features testimony from four constitutional law experts on the historical basis for impeachment.
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"The next phase will move from closed depositions to open hearings where the American people will learn firsthand about the President's misconduct"
Alexander Vindman, who listened to the president's July 25 call, will tell lawmakers he "did not think it was proper" for Trump to encourage investigations