Congress has headed home for the holidays leaving plans and a possible timeline for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in disarray. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted Thursday that Senate Republicans must provide details on witnesses and testimony before she would send over the charges for Trump's trial.

Congress has headed home for the holidays leaving plans and a possible timeline for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in disarray. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted Thursday that Senate Republicans must provide details on witnesses and testimony before she would send over the charges for Trump's trial.

Congress has headed home for the holidays leaving plans and a possible timeline for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in disarray. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted Thursday that Senate Republicans must provide details on witnesses and testimony before she would send over the charges for Trump's trial.

Congress has headed home for the holidays leaving plans and a possible timeline for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial in disarray. Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi insisted Thursday that Senate Republicans must provide details on witnesses and testimony before she would send over the charges for Trump's trial.

U.S. politicians and people around the world on Thursday are reacting to the impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump. Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell rebuked the House Thursday for its vote on the articles of impeachment. Senate Democratic minority leader Chuck Schumer responded by calling into question McConnell's plan for holding the Senate trial. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has indicated that she may not send the articles of impeachment immediately to the Senate until more is known about the Senate trial.

President Donald Trump has now been impeached by the US House of Representatives, becoming only the third U.S. president to be impeached on Wednesday, formally charging him with Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress in a historic step that will inflame partisan tensions across a deeply divided America.

President Donald Trump has now been impeached by the US House of Representatives, becoming only the third U.S. president to be impeached on Wednesday, formally charging him with Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress in a historic step that will inflame partisan tensions across a deeply divided America.

President Donald Trump has now been impeached by the US House of Representatives, becoming only the third U.S. president to be impeached on Wednesday, formally charging him with Abuse of Power and Obstruction of Congress in a historic step that will inflame partisan tensions across a deeply divided America.

The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote in favor of impeaching President Donald Trump late Wednesday, making him the third president in the country's history to face an impeachment trial and the potential punishment of being removed from office. International Edition’s Steve Miller speaks to David Barrett, a political science professor at Villanova University about the significance of today’s vote.

On the eve of a final House vote to send impeachment articles to the Senate, protesters came out across the United States in favor of what they say will be holding President Trump accountable.