President Trump is only the third U.S. President to be impeached—and no President has ever been removed from office. Here’s what to know.

Only three presidents in US history have been impeached by the House, including President Trump in 2019, but they were all acquitted by the Senate in the subsequent trials.

In reading about the case, we are often reminded that two previous American presidents — Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton — have been impeached but that neither was convicted by the Senate and ...

Though two presidents have previously been impeached, Congress has never successfully removed a sitting president. Here are the times American presidents have faced impeachment, or come close ...

Three presidents have been impeached in the nation's history, former President Donald Trump twice, and none have been found guilty in the Senate. Will Biden be impeached or removed from office?

In short, presidents who have been impeached and removed would not qualify for these benefits. But, if an impeached president is acquitted and allowed to stay in office, they also keep their pension.

According to Weingarten, previous presidents have been impeached for less serious alleged actions than Biden. Allison Bailey/NurPhoto via ZUMA Press.

Donald Trump is the only U.S. president who has twice been impeached. He was first impeached by the House in 2019 over his dealings with Ukraine, though the Senate voted to acquit him.

Three presidents have been impeached in the nation's history, former President Donald Trump twice, and none have been found guilty in the Senate. Will Biden be impeached or removed from office?

Only two presidents in American history have been successfully impeached by the House of Representatives. First, the House impeached Andrew Johnson in 1868. Then, more than a century later, the ...

Articles of impeachment have been filed against many presidents throughout American history, including Harry S. Truman, Herbert Hoover, George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, and more but those filings ...