The former Texas governor said Thursday he was quitting as energy secretary by year’s end. The announcement came as the House impeachment investigation highlighted his work in Ukraine, where he promoted U.S. natural gas and where Trump hoped to find dirt on Democratic rival Joe Biden. Continue reading →

The shifting White House explanation for President Donald Trump’s decision to withhold military aid from Ukraine drew alarm Friday from Republicans as the impeachment inquiry brought a new test of their alliance. Continue reading →

The inquiry is looking into whether the U.S. President abused the power of his office to push the Ukrainian president to order a probe of a political rival. Continue reading →

Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said that Trump did nothing wrong in linking the aid to Ukraine’s investigation. He said the probe would simply be part of the Justice Department’s ongoing review of the 2016 election. Continue reading →

Trump blocked his appearance last week, but Democrats promptly subpoenaed Sondland. Continue reading →

He died early Thursday of complications from longstanding health issues, his office said. Continue reading →

Michael McKinley, a career foreign service officer and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s de facto chief of staff, told investigators behind closed doors that he could no longer look the other way amid the Trump administration’s dealings with Ukraine. Continue reading →

David Correia was named in an indictment with two Giuliani associates and another man who were all arrested last week on charges they made illegal contributions to politicians and a political action committee supporting President Donald Trump. Continue reading →

Trump calls the impeachment inquiry an “illegitimate process” and is blocking officials from cooperating. Continue reading →

Joe Biden’s son Hunter is rejecting assertions by President Donald Trump and his Republican allies that he did anything wrong in engaging in foreign work in Ukraine and China. Continue reading →