Today's testimony from Fiona Hill and David Holmes may be the most damning to Trump yet. We've got it live streaming after the jump, via The Washington Post. Share your thoughts and observations on the proceedings in our open thread.

Ten Democratic candidates for president will debate tonight at 9 PM ET in Atlanta, Georgia. I'll have information on how to watch, who will be debating and who's moderating after the jump.

A lawyer for Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, a decorated war veteran who was born in Ukraine, asked Fox News to retract the baseless smears that he is a traitor with a warning that a lawsuit may follow if Fox fails to do the right thing.

Since I can't watch and write blog posts at the same time, I thought screen grabs of the impeachment hearting testimony of Gordon Sondland would prove instructive. I will update the post as the hearing proceeds.

If the gang at Morning Joe going over Gordon Sondland's opening statement is any guide, today's testimony is going to be bombshell. You can watch it here, after the jump. 5:30 PM Update: two more witnesses, Laura Cooper, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, and David Hale, undersecretary of state for political affairs at the State Department, are due to begin their testimony.

We've got this afternoon's hearing with Tim Morrison, a National Security Counsel official, and Kurt Volker, a former envoy to Ukraine, streaming after the jump. Watch it with us or just share your thoughts on the proceedings.

As a very-bad-for-Trump week of impeachment hearings looms, Fox host Greg Gutfeld offered to “take one for the team” by encouraging viewers to binge watch The Rockford Files instead of the hearings his own employer plans to broadcast.

Not surprisingly, there was lots of outrageousness in Fox News’ reaction to the Trump impeachment hearings last week. So we picked out the best of the worst for your consideration this week. We also chose some "good" quotes about Trump's mysterious visit to the hospital and more. Check them out and cast your vote!

Fox News is reportedly exploring its legal options after a company selling junk coins (similar to ones Glenn Beck has hawked) placed ads on Facebook targeting the network's viewers and falsely implying a connection.

Rep. Steve Scalise failed so miserably pretending that Donald Trump did nothing wrong when he tried to bribe Ukraine into doing his personal political dirty work – with our taxpayer dollars, no less – that I almost felt sorry for the guy as host Chris Wallace ripped apart almost every piece of BS.