Hegseth impeachment effort is blocked by House Republicans
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House and Senate Republicans held internal elections for their leadership teams on Tuesday as they prepare to become the minority in January.
Republicans temporarily blocked it with a procedural maneuver. But it is highly likely to come back.
The Republican-controlled U.S. House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to effectively kill the articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — for now — by blocking their consideration on the House floor and sending them back to the Judiciary Committee, where GOP leaders can hold them up until the next Congress is seated in January 2027. Democrats — who voted unanimously against shelving the…
Trump welcomes the outcome, praising Hegseth as a "Great American Patriot", but Democrats can try again next year.
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Left
The G.O.P. banded together to shelve impeachment articles against the defense secretary, sparing him from a damaging rebuke and potential ouster.
Center
House and Senate Republicans held internal elections for their leadership teams on Tuesday as they prepare to become the minority in January.
Right
Republicans temporarily blocked it with a procedural maneuver. But it is highly likely to come back.