Randall D. Eliason

Trump's damage to the Justice Department may be irreparable.

Contrary to the arguments of the president’s lawyers, it’s not improper for the Senate to consider what was in the president’s mind.

Enough of his games.

Democrats' wise decision likely will avoid lawyerly squabbles.

This case is far from "meritless."

The ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee says the array of allegations against the president suggest Democrats have nothing. Here's why he's wrong.

Many of the reasons for grand jury secrecy apply equally to the impeachment inquiry. One is to protect the integrity of the investigation.

There is a great deal of behavior that may be immoral, unethical or sleazy — and impeachable — without violating the criminal law.

As a legal argument, it's ridiculous.

If the president leaves office in 2020, the statute of limitations for bribery will not yet have expired.