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With a two-thirds majority required to remove Trump from office, odds favor acquittal by the Republican majority. But there's no guarantee that he won't end up bruised and battered,
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Since Trump likes tariff threats, for instance, it was no shock that he threatened tariffs on autos if Europeans did not help dismantle the Iran nuclear deal.
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It paints him as an erratic narcissist, "dangerously uninformed" and treating the law as an obstacle to his wishes and ideas.
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Senators and the public may think they've heard it all already, but there might be surprises when the big show starts next week.
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Giuliani has been pushing to join Trump's impeachment defense team, but it hasn't always been clear who the ex-mayor works for.
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Enough GOP senators may want to hear from witnesses to help Democrats get testimony, and Bolton could be at the top of their wish list.
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Trump has his own special brand of truthlessness when it comes to assertions about money.
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Tensions in the Democratic field boiled over into the usually friendly rivalry on the last weekend of campaigning before Tuesday's debate.
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How many legislative leaders get to conduct a legal process that saves a president from their party?
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The Trump administration's tariffs have created a whole new sub-industry for lobbyists seeking exclusions for their clients.