Will Chief Justice Roberts’ role expand in the impeachment trial?
Chief Justice John Roberts is the picture of judicial modesty at President Donald Trump's impeachment trial. he wears his unadorned black robe and wields an ivory gavel as he presides over the Senate. So far he's played a limited role.
WATCH: Roberts refuses to read Sen. Paul’s question concerning whistleblower
Chief Justice John Roberts has declined to read an impeachment trial question by Sen. Rand Paul. Paul, a Kentucky Republican, says he believes that a whistleblower may have conspired with House aides in writing the August complaint that eventually sparked…
Trump team dismisses call for chief justice to rule on witnesses
In his closing remarks of the House managers’ three-day presentation on Friday, Rep. Adam Schiff urged senators to vote for additional witnesses and then allow John Roberts to issue a ruling if the president were to claim executive privilege.
Tweets urge calls to Supreme Court for fair Senate trial
The messages seem to be mainly from people who support the impeachment and removal from office of President Donald Trump.
It was just before 1 a.m., as tempers on the floor had started to wear thin, that he reminded senators, House impeachment managers and President Donald Trump's defense team who was in charge.
Chief Justice John Roberts will preside over the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump -- only the third person ever to serve in that role. What exactly are his responsibilities, and how is Roberts’ own character likely to shape his…
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts will preside over the trial that will determine whether the president is considered guilty or acquitted of two articles of impeachment.
Chief Justice John Roberts will preside over President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, putting him in the national spotlight.
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