impeachment

"He's got basically a bridging assignment for a couple months, at HQDA, and then will be heading on to a senior service college this summer."

More than a year after leaving his job as White House Chief of Staff, former Marine Corps Gen. John Kelly has decided to air his opinions about his old boss, President Donald Trump

"LTC Vindman was asked to leave for telling the truth," his attorney said.

The votes were almost exactly down party lines, save one vote from Republican Sen. Mitt Romney.

A company led by Andrey Kukushkin has been talking to the federal Department of Veterans Affairs about a five-year medical-marijuana research agreement to study treatment for cancers.

"I believe John Bolton."

The same hacking group, known as "Fancy Bear" by cybersecurity researchers, breached the Democratic National Committee in 2016

"If the Senate issues a subpoena for my testimony, I am prepared to testify."

U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday said she has directed a House committee to draft articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump over his effort to pressure Ukraine to investigate a political rival, a historic step that sets up a fight over whether to oust him from office.

The Army is prepared to move Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman and his family to a secure location on a military base if it's deemed necessary, according to U.S. officials who spoke to The Wall Street Journal

"The Army is the only profession I have ever known."

Christopher Anderson, an aide to former Special Envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker, testified that the White House cancelled a Navy freedom of navigation operation (FONOP) in the Black Sea after President Donald Trump complained to then-national security advisor John Bolton about a CNN report that framed the operation as a counter to Russia

"Lt. Col. Vindman is afforded all protections anyone would be provided in his circumstances"

He's served for two decades as an Army infantry officer.

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who works at the White House National Security Council, said he listened in on the call between President Donald Trump and Ukraine's president and was so disturbed that he reported his concerns to the NSC's legal counsel

"Thank you to House Republicans for being tough, smart, and understanding in detail the greatest Witch Hunt in American History."

In a letter to three House Democrats on Monday, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs Robert R. Hood wrote that while the Pentagon "understands the significance of your request for information," the department "is unable to comply with your request for documents at this time"

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Sunday he and the Pentagon will comply with House Democrats' impeachment inquiry subpoena, but it'll be on their own schedule

The White House said on Tuesday it would refuse to cooperate with an "illegitimate, unconstitutional" congressional impeachment inquiry, setting Republican President Donald Trump on a collision course with the Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives.

The plea comes as Trump faces an impeachment inquiry for making a similar request of Ukraine in July

Vice President Mike Pence said a $250 million security assistance package to Ukraine was withheld due to fears of corruption, even though a top DoD official had certified that Ukraine had taken "substantial actions" to tackle corruption.

Ukrainian prosecutors say Trump's version of the story just doesn't sound right.

This call and other events prompted a whistleblower complaint of "urgent concern" to be filed with the intelligence community inspector general in August.