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.

Democratic candidates battle in the latest debate, Senate impeachment trial likely to start next Tuesday, and the virtuous midlife crisis.

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.

Dave Boyer from the Washington Times explains why security experts are worried the President's properties across the globe could become attractive terrorist targets.

Iran fires missiles at U.S. forces in Iraq, Ukrainian airliner crashes after take-off killing all 176 aboard, and Pennsylvania girl reunited with doll that helped through brain surgeries.

Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal goes in-depth on the changing voter demographics that will test Trump's 2020 strategy.

What will the President's tough line on Iran ultimately cost? Guy Taylor from the Washington Times has the story.

President Trump threatens Iran with more retaliation, multiple dead and dozens hurt as crash shuts down 86 miles of Pennsylvania Turnpike, and Australian bushfires spark global knitting frenzy.

Militia supporters retreat from U.S. embassy site in Iraq, North Korea's Kim touts strategic weapon amid stall in talks, and Michigan restaurant server gets $2,020 tip.

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.

More battles over the Senate impeachment trial, why robocallers love gift cards, and clothing sizes are broken.

Stalemate grips Senate impeachment trial, the demographic threat to America's jobs boom, and the generation gap over church at Christmas.

Nancy Pelosi to delay sending impeachment articles to Senate, House passes North American Trade Pact, and do you have Christmas tree syndrome.

House votes to impeach President Trump, court rules Affordable Care Act's individual insurance mandate is unconstitutional, and why holiday travel drives us crazy.

President Trump denounces House Democrats, secretive surveillance court rebukes FBI over handling of wiretapping, and why Americans say politics are biggest source of stress.

More on-the-fence Democrats back impeachment, tornadoes sweep across southeastern U.S., and how the 1% scrubs its image online.

Partisan impeachment battle heats up, dysfunction in the FBI outlined in new report, and how to be happier at work.

As House Democrats advance the impeachment inquiry against President Trump, Jim Antle from American Conservative analyzes the partisan nature of the process.