Donald Trump’s lawyers kick off their formal defense in the Senate impeachment trial today, taking their turn at center stage to argue the president shouldn’t be removed from office.

The influence industry in Washington is booming. The more than $3.4 billion spent on lobbying in 2019 was the most since 2010.

The struggle over calling witnesses in President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial is escalating as House Democrats prepare to wrap up their case today by focusing on White House “stonewalling.”

House impeachment managers launched their case for removing Donald Trump from office by depicting him as a president who is vindictive, untruthful, unbound by the law and above all, willing to abuse his power at the expense of U.S. national security.

Washington lobbying firms have closed the books on 2019, which new revenue numbers show was a lucrative year, and are prepping for what they say will be a fast and furious 2020.

Passengers on U.S. airlines could no longer fly with emotional support animals such as peacocks, alligators, or pigs inside the cabin, under new rules the Transportation Department is proposing….

Raytheon Co.‘s advanced air-to-air missile and Lockheed Martin Corp.‘s iconic F-16 fighter aircraft dominated U.S. foreign military sales as the most popular weapons sold to allies in fiscal 2019.

There’s only one member of Congress facing a potentially competitive re-election among the diverse group charged with pushing the House’s case during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.