Finally, the capital has found a subject that everyone here can rally behind, something to compete with the impeachment frenzy — baseball fever.

The shifting White House explanation for President Trump’s decision to withhold military aid from Ukraine drew concern from the GOP as the impeachment inquiry brought a new test of their alliance.

Tulsi Gabbard called Hillary Clinton the “embodiment of corruption” after the former Democratic nominee appeared to call Gabbard “the favorite of the Russians” in a recent interview.

President Trump on Friday afternoon said he would nominate Dan Brouillette to be the new secretary of energy.

Kasich, who ran against President Trump in the 2016 Republican primary, says he supports impeaching the president.

Former Defense Secretary James Mattis laughed off an insult hurled at him by President Trump.

This small city has changed considerably over the last two decades, and offers hints about what might happen when swing-state voters decide in 2020 if Donald Trump deserves another term.

Hazleton is all too familiar with the kind of incendiary anti-immigrant proposals and political dog whistles that have been championed by President Trump. But things have changed.

President Trump unleashed a scathing screed against Democrats at a rally in Texas Thursday, bashing his opponents as “crazy” as they push forward on an impeachment inquiry.

Mick Mulvaney’s comments yesterday undercut Trump’s repeated denials of a quid pro quo that linked US military aid for Ukraine to an investigation that could help Trump politically.

This small city has changed considerably over the last two decades, and offers hints about what might happen when swing-state voters decide in 2020 if Donald Trump deserves another term.

The Globe dispatched reporters and photographers to four crucial battleground states to seek the stories of people and communities and explore what may have changed for them since the last election.

Perry is under scrutiny over the role he played in the president’s dealings with Ukraine, which are currently the subject of an impeachment inquiry.

White House and Justice Department officials were angered Thursday after Mick Mulvaney seemed to confirm that President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine amounted to a quid pro quo.

The Pew study confirms several polls in recent weeks that have shown a majority of Americans now supporting the impeachment inquiry — if not removing Trump from office.

Home values could fall significantly, and banks could stop lending to flood-prone communities, according to warnings published Thursday by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

The admission from Mick Mulvaney raised questions at the Justice Department and brought swift rebuke from Democrats, who cast his words as an admission of wrongdoing.

The US and Turkey agreed Thursday to a cease-fire in the Turks’ deadly attacks on Kurdish fighters in northern Syria, requiring the Kurds to vacate the area in an arrangement that largely solidifies Turkey’s position in the weeklong conflict.

The White House says it has chosen President Trump’s golf resort in Miami as the site for next year’s Group of Seven summit, a move that has been criticized by government ethics watchdogs.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she was “personally devastated” by the death of Representative Elijah Cummings.