Here's what we're discussing on Leid Stories today:

The U.S. Senate today begins to consider the one-count article of impeachment that the House had voted out against ex-President Donald Trump last week. 

The House had charged Trump with inciting a violent insurrection by supporters on Jan. 6 in Washington, D.C.

He stoked the rebellion and violence, the charging document said, by encouraging a mass rally in support of his claim that the November national election was riddled with fraud, which caused him to lose against the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden.

Due to the violence that broke out around the Capitol that day, four people died, several congressional offices were ransacked after leaders a d their staffs ran for their lives, and damage to several buildings and campus grounds was extensive.

Now that the initial shock has worn off, new questions have surfaced in connection with the impeachment  charge against Trump.

Leid Stories explores some of these questions.