United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence
House lawmakers will unveil on Monday its impeachment report on President Trump behind closed doors.
The Judiciary Committee chairman also gave the president a week to reveal if he will present a defense in the next round of hearings.
They're still worth holding, they say, and they're still worth watching.
The Intelligence Committee chairman said the GOP "lacked the courage" to confront Trump.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
A report from the GOP-led Senate Intelligence Committee says that Russian trolls celebrated success on election night 2016.
Democratic leaders have instructed committees to move quickly after revelations that President Trump asked the Ukrainian president to investigate Joe Biden.
“If it’s very clearly a smoking gun, I don’t think you can have something that just goes unanswered," Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said Tuesday.
GOP Rep. John Ratcliffe gets a big thumbs down from Senate Intelligence Committee member Ron Wyden (D-Ore.).
Sen. Chuck Schumer called inaction by Congress a “disgrace” and pledged to keep pushing for votes.
Sen. Ron Wyden argued that Congress needs to implement “mandatory nation-wide cybersecurity requirements” ahead of the 2020 elections.