Robert Moore
Washington Correspondent
Washington Correspondent Robert Moore covers all major North America stories for ITV News. He is one of ITV's most experienced correspondents and has previously been based in London, Moscow, Brussels and Jerusalem.
Democrats to bring forward Donald Trump impeachment charges today
We are expecting there will be two charges against the President: abuse of power and obstruction of justice.
Read the full story ›Explained: What needs to happen for Donald Trump to be impeached
America's founding fathers came up with a way to remove a president who had gone rogue - now President Trump faces that measure.
Read the full story ›British diplomat resignation comes as little surprise to those who know her
Weeks ago she was saying privately that she could no longer peddle what she's called the “half truths” of the government’s Brexit position.
Read the full story ›World's 14th richest man, Michael Bloomberg, enters race for US presidency
Bloomberg is a former mayor of New York City, an activist on climate change and gun control - and he despises Donald Trump.
Read the full story ›A devastating day for the president and his defenders
The White House’s greatest nightmare playing out in real time on every network in America on Wednesday, writes Robert Moore
Read the full story ›Why impeachment hearings for President Trump aren't getting any prettier
Donald Trump has been quick with his responses to the hearings - in fact, responding in real time.
Read the full story ›Donald Trump 'will almost certainly be impeached'
Donald Trump is likely to end this process in the same condition as Bill Clinton in 1998. Impeached but still in office. Wounded but alive.
Read the full story ›Heartbreak and tears in the town where Donald Trump's America is failing
What's it like to live in America's poorest town in its poorest state amid a booming economy? I visited Tchula in Mississippi to find out.
Read the full story ›Republicans stay loyal to Trump as House votes to legitimise impeachment process
For the third time in American history, Congress is engaged in impeachment proceedings and the House has now voted to legitimise it.
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