Trump is accused of using the power of the presidency for his own benefit.
Trump is accused of blocking Congress’s investigation into his alleged wrongdoing.
House vote on two articles creates indelible mark on Trump’s presidency
Lawmakers voted almost entirely along party lines to impeach the president on charges that he abused his office and obstructed Congress.
Pelosi says House may withhold articles, delaying Senate trial
“We cannot name managers until we see what the process is on the Senate side,” the House speaker said.
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The Fix
AnalysisWhat happens next in the impeachment of President Trump?
How did we get to Wednesday’s vote to impeach the president, and what should you expect when the proceedings move to the Senate?
President Trump at a rally in Battle Creek, Mich. (Brittany Greeson for The Post)
Impeachment split screen: As House votes in Washington, Trump rallies in Michigan
As goes his presidency, so goes his impeachment: Trump disrupts and divides
The Trump impeachment has been a hurtling dash through the constitutional process, taking place in a startlingly accelerated media whirlpool.
The Take
AnalysisImpeachment is but a way station in the struggle over Trump’s presidency
His legacy is stained, but even after the Senate trial and likely acquittal, turmoil around the president will persist.