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Massie Moves to Force House Vote on Impeaching Hegseth
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie is moving to force a House vote on impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with the Pentagon chief expected to face the chamber this week.
Ohio State Investigates Fraternity After Fire Incident
Ohio State University is investigating a fraternity gathering after video appeared to show two people on fire, prompting the university to place the chapter on interim suspension.
Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect's Trial Set for 2028
A judge has scheduled the murder trial of Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, for the summer of 2028.
Mamdani Asks Trump to Release Detained Immigrants
Mamdani has privately asked President Trump to release dozens of detained immigrants, according to reporting cited by Google News.
Laubacher Claims Victory Over Boebert in Colorado
Democrat Eileen Laubacher has declared victory over Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert in Colorado's 4th Congressional District, while Boebert was reported to be considering a recount.
Supreme Court Allows West Texas Border Wall Work to Continue
The Supreme Court has allowed construction of a section of the Trump administration's border wall project in the Big Bend area of West Texas to proceed.
Senfronia Thompson Poised to Make Texas House History
At age 87, Senfronia Thompson is positioned to become the first woman to lead the Texas House, as Texas approaches the prospect of women holding all three of its top offices.
Trump Signals Iran War Is Near an End but Keeps Military on Alert
President Trump said the conflict with Iran is militarily "effectively over" while also saying the U.S. military remains prepared and renewed strikes are unlikely.
Stephen Miller Takes Over as White House Chief of Staff
Stephen Miller has risen to White House chief of staff, drawing renewed scrutiny of the longtime Trump adviser and debate about his influence over the administration.
Congress Returns to Washington With Major Decisions Ahead
Lawmakers are returning after Democratic midterm victories with government funding, the debt limit and the expected Pete Hegseth impeachment vote among the issues awaiting Congress.
Senate Advances Broad Energy and Permitting Legislation
The Senate is moving forward with bipartisan permitting legislation intended to speed approval of energy and critical infrastructure projects in its first major action since the midterm elections.
Philadelphia Boycott of Jewish-Owned Restaurants Draws Counterprotest
A boycott targeting Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia triggered a counterprotest and heightened tensions in the city.
Mississippi Senate Race Approaches Ballot Deadline
A key ballot deadline is approaching in Mississippi as the Democratic candidate maintains a lead in the state's closely watched Senate contest.
Vance-Aligned Conservatives Look to Reshape the GOP
A new conservative organization linked to Vice President JD Vance is promoting his vision for the Republican Party's future following the GOP's midterm losses.
Suspect Charged in Fatal Stabbing of Brooklyn Jogger
A New York City school aide has been charged in the fatal stabbing of a Brooklyn jogger, while Mayor Mamdani has called for a review of how the suspect was hired.
Republican Senators Push to Delay Leadership Election
Some Senate Republicans are seeking a delay in the party's leadership vote as lawmakers debate the GOP's direction following its midterm losses.
Hegseth Orders Overhaul of Military Education
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a major restructuring of military education as he simultaneously faces a push for impeachment in the House.
Dana White Declines Trump White House Role
UFC CEO Dana White declined an offer to become White House press secretary, while Trump later said the suggestion that White take the job had been a joke.
Democrats Take Control of Georgia State House
Democrats have flipped control of the Georgia state House, expanding the number of state legislative chambers under Democratic control following the midterm elections.
World News
France Blames Iran for Cyberattack on Supermarket Refrigeration
France has accused Iran of hacking supermarket refrigeration systems, adding a cyber dimension to tensions involving Tehran.
Russell Brand Sentenced to More Than 10 Years in UK
British comedian Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison following convictions for rape and sexual assault.
Suspect in Krakow Mass Shooting Dies in Hospital
The gunman accused of killing six people in Krakow has died in a hospital as Poland continues to examine the circumstances surrounding the rare mass shooting.
US Voices Optimism as Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Resume
The White House has expressed cautious optimism as Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations resume in Abu Dhabi, with security guarantees for Ukraine among the issues under discussion.
Pope Leo Urges Argentina to Protect Democracy and the Vulnerable
During a visit to Argentina, Pope Leo urged President Javier Milei to safeguard democracy and argued that economic policy should serve people in need.
Mexico Captures Suspected Jalisco Cartel Leader
Mexican authorities have captured an alleged leader of a Jalisco cartel cell in an operation aided by intelligence from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
UK Man Jailed for Racist Threats Against Kemi Badenoch
A former teacher has been jailed after sending racist threats to Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch.
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