Aaron Zitner from The Wall Street Journal examines stagnant polling numbers on President Trump throughout the impeachment trial.

Congressman Jim Banks (R-IN) reacts to the State of the Union address and previews President Trump's plans moving forward from the impeachment trial.

Iowa caucus results delayed by apparent app issue, coronavirus cases rise above 20,000 in China, and texting and scrolling on touchscreens has sent pedestrian injuries soaring by 800 percent.

Why age of voters could be a key factor in Iowa, State Department urges against travel to China, and best and worst cities for football fans.

Key moments from day one of the question-and-answer phase, the scramble for 2nd place in Iowa, and why are Super Bowl tickets so expensive.

President Trump's legal team wraps up, drugmakers are rushing to create and test a coronavirus vaccine, and the punting family dynasty.

Trump's defense soldiers past Bolton revelations, Supreme Court allows Trump to implement income-based restrictions on immigration, and the most balanced team in the Super Bowl isn't the favorite.

Roll Call's Niels Lesniewski details the ways senators are keeping busy during the long days of the Trump impeachment trial.

NBA superstar Kobe Bryant dies in helicopter crash, more cases of coronavirus confirmed in U.S, and memorable quotes from Kobe Bryant.

Democrats say abuse of power warrants President's removal, China shuts down transport, temples as virus death toll rises to 25, and younger generations are lonelier and social media doesn't help.

David Drucker from the Washington Examiner takes a look at why not a single Republican is poised to vote to convict President Trump.

Democrats present their case for Trump's removal, why not a single Republican is poised to vote to convict Trump, and scientists discover why stress turns hair white.

Reputations are on the line in Trump's impeachment trial. Ledyard King from USA Today has the story.

Senate passes impeachment trial rules, first U.S. case reported of deadly Wuhan virus, and 'Falling iguana' alert issued in Florida.

White House calls impeachment charges dangerous, why US troops were defenseless when Iran attacked, and these are the laziest states in America.

Trump impeachment trial begins, 11 US troops treated for injuries after Iran missile attack, and why are US adults drinking more.

House sends impeachment case to Senate for trial, Democratic candidates Sanders and Warren on the outs, and oldest Indiana state employee retires.

U.S. calls Pensacola attack terrorism, Russian hackers targeted Ukrainian company at center of impeachment, and LSU is tops in college football.

David Siders from POLITICO explains why distress seems to be hanging over Iowa as Democrats try to decide which candidate has the best chance of defeating President Trump.

Iran faces growing criticism at home, U.S. officials defend the decision to kill Iranian General, and another reminder to not idle your car in winter.

Todd Ruger from Roll Call tracks what power Chief Justice John Roberts would have over President Trump's impeachment trial.

Officials believe Ukraine plane was shot down by Iran, House votes to rein in Trump's war powers, and how to improve sleep apnea.

U.S. and Iran back away from open conflict, why Senate Democrats want Nancy Pelosi to send over the articles of impeachment, and are you ready for fake pork.

Suspect in stabbing attack at rabbi's home charged with federal hate crimes, myths and misconceptions about the nation's 2019 vaping illness crisis, and New Year's resolutions for managers.

Senator Lisa Murkowski calls for impartiality on impeachment, record online sales give U.S. holiday shopping season a boost, and baby born on Christmas morning on New Hampshire highway.