US House prosecutors have wrapped up their impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump, urging the Senate to convict the Former President for inciting the deadly Jan 06 insurrection.

United States: Impeachment prosecutors wrap up the case against Donald Trump

A divided Senate voted Tuesday to proceed with Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial, narrowly rejecting constitutional objections after House prosecutors opened their case with a harrowing 13-minute video capturing the deadly Capitol riot he stands accused of inciting.

Senate agrees trial is constitutional, as Trump consolidates votes for an acquittal

The US Senate is putting the former president Donald Trump on trial for impeachment charges for inciting an insurrection at the US Capitol. On January 25, the impeachment case against Trump was delivered to the Senate after Democratic prosecutors made the ceremonial walk across the Capitol, leading all the way into the Senate.

As Trump's impeachment trial is delivered to Senate, he starts post-presidency life

A new report has sparked fresh outrage after it was revealed dozens of rioters who participated in the carnage were already on an FBI terrorist watch list by the time the riots took place.

Dozens on FBI terrorist watch list came to Washington DC on day of riots

They slept on the marble floors, lined up for coffee in the 24-hour snack bar and marvelled at the marble likenesses of the nation’s founders in the Rotunda and Statuary Hall.

Inside the Capitol for impeachment: National Guard in every corner

US vice-president Mike Pence on Wednesday rejected calls to invoke the 25th Amendment process to remove President Trump. Watch: "With just eight days left in the President's term, you and the Democratic Caucus are demanding that the Cabinet and I invoke the 25th Amendment," Pence wrote to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, adding, "I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our nation or consistent with our Constitution.

Mike Pence rejects invoking 25th Amendment as Democrats move to impeach Trump

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi during an an address said that President Trump tried to "incite an insurrection" referring to the Capitol Hill violence on January 6 as she named managers for the impeachment process.

President must be removed from office immediately: Nancy Pelosi tells US House

President Donald Trump announced Friday he was firing a senior intelligence official who had a central role in the complaint last August that sparked the impeachment trial of the US leader.

Trump fires intelligence official who had key impeachment role

John Bolton, the former National Security Advisor to President Donald Trump, raised concern on Monday about his unpublished book being "suppressed" by the White House and suggested he should be able to respond to the president's tweets about him.

Bolton hopes his book is not 'suppressed' by White House

Three US senators will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv on Friday, seeking to reinforce the importance of his country as a strategic US ally after he found himself at the centre of President Donald Trump's acrimonious impeachment trial.

US Senators plan on visiting Ukraine after Trump impeachment trial

Winners and losers from impeachment and acquittal of Donald Trump

Donald Trump demanded the dismissal of Marie Yovanovitch, the ambassador to Ukraine and a key figure in the president's impeachment trial, according to a video recording released to US media on Saturday.

Trump caught saying 'get rid' of Ukraine ambassador on tape: report

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday he would be ready to testify in President Donald Trump's impeachment trial if legally obliged to as political squabbles over the process intensified in Washington.

If I am legally required to testify, will be happy to do it: Pompeo on Trump's impeachment

The US Senate convenes to debate a resolution setting the rules for the impeachment trial against Donald Trump. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell changes trial limits after an uproar from democrats and concerns from some Republicans, now each side will get 24 hours for opening arguments over three days.

Donald Trump impeachment: Senate trial officially underway, bitter debate dominates Day 1

Sparks flew Tuesday over proposed rules for the Senate trial of President Donald Trump, as Democrats accused Republicans of attempting a "cover-up" of evidence that the US leader abused his powers.

Sparks fly as Trump impeachment trial opens

House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff will lead the prosecution of President Donald Trump at his impeachment trial in the Senate, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Wednesday.

Adam Schiff to lead prosecution in US Senate on Trump impeachment trial: Pelosi

The head of the US Senate Judiciary Committee Lindsey Graham said on Sunday he wants the Senate to launch an impeachment trial of President Donald Trump within days and wrap it up this month, even if it means changing Senate rules.

Senator Lindsey Graham wishes to kick start trump impeachment trial even if it means changing Senate rules

Democrats in the US House of Representatives will spend the weekend on Capitol Hill preparing for what could be the final week of their months-old impeachment inquiry that has imperiled Donald Trump's presidency.

Democrats to spend weekend drafting impeachment charges against Donald Trump

What all 'high crimes and misdemeanors' can Trump be impeached for?

Trump impeachment row: Next phase of hearings on December 4th. Watch video to know more.

Trump impeachment row: Next phase of hearings on December 4th