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Nicky Woolf was the launch editor for New Statesman America and has formerly written for the Guardian and the New Statesman. He tweets @NickyWoolf.
Despite the Republican majority in the Senate, the Democrats appear organised to make the most of this opportunity.
Sondland, a key figure in the Ukraine scandal, confirmed that both a White House meeting and military aid were explicitly used as leverage.
Trump is right to be rattled – the first day of public impeachment hearings into the Ukraine scandal very much didn’t go his way.
The Facebook founder has been on a “transparency tour” to try to shore up his company’s image – but leaked boardroom comments reveal that in private he sees Warren as an “existential threat.”
The leader of Isis is dead. But Trump is clearly fishing for the kind of political boost received by Obama following bin Laden’s death, and he is unlikely to get it.
Even a revived Bernie Sanders and former vice president Joe Biden look to be playing catchup.
Trump’s attempted attack on Biden in Ukraine may have backfired, but Warren’s surefooted campaign has kept her steadily moving up through the pack.
The White House released a segment of the conversation between Donald Trump and Volodmyr Zelensky. It's more damning than the president may have intended.
The pressure from Trump for Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden's son seems to have been the tipping point for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
If nothing else, the third Democratic presidential primary debate showed just how far Democrats’ consensus has shifted.
