Articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump are moving to a full House vote after a long debate. The debate ended abruptly Thursday night, angering Republicans. Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell says there is no way the president will be removed.

The House Judiciary Committee is debating two articles of impeachment against President Trump. The minority vent its frustrations with the process and Democrats fired back, refuting the argument that the inquiry has been rushed and is baseless. Lorraine Caceres has the latest.

The Democrats have yet to choose their candidate, but the polls are already giving an indication of who the main candidates are for the presidential nomination. This interactive shows you what the latest polls say about the battle for the White House. Leer en español

In a historic day for the country, Democrats announced articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, calling the 45th president's misconduct "overwhelming and uncontested". Lorraine Caceres has all the details on the announcement and what happens next.

For today’s impeachment analysis UNews spoke to Max Bergmann, he's a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.

Today the House Judiciary Committee had its second public hearing on impeachment. This time lawyers for both parties presented their evidence for and against impeaching the president. Lorraine Caceres has the details.