Latest Impeachment News

The impeachment of Joe Biden

“In the 21st century,” the presidential historian at the University of Virginia's Miller Center Barbara A. Perry told me, impeachment “is now routine.”

Barbara A. Perry

With subpoena, Jan. 6 committee plays off Trump's competing instincts

“All of this, he probably thinks, plays to his benefit—keeps him in the news,” says Barbara Perry, a professor at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center and an expert on the presidency.

Barbara A. Perry

The divider: Trump in the White House

New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker sits down with Miller Center Director William Antholis to discuss his new book, 'The Divider: Trump in the White House, 2017–2021', coauthored by The New Yorker's Susan Glasser.

William J. Antholis

Political Parties and Movements

Are Republicans falling in the same traps they did in 1998?

Steven M. Gillon argues that growing evidence shows GOP strategies are alienating voters.

Washington Post

The history and drama of the U.S. Supreme Court

It's no surprise for an institution imbued with such power, but the Supreme Court of the United States has been a figure of much controversy over its long history. Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Rod Quinn interviews University of Virginia Miller Center's Barbara A. Perry, presidency and U.S. Supreme court expert, about everything from impeachments to the Constitution.

Barbara Perry

Fifty years later, the shadow of Watergate still lingers

"People would like the Trump investigation to be the next Watergate, and often I tell them it is, it's just that we don't see it. Because we haven't yet learned the lessons of Watergate. It's such a complex scandal,” says University of Virginia's Miller Center Research Specialist Ken Hughes.

Ken Hughes