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House lawmakers are pushing to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over his role in U.S. military actions in Iran, Yemen, and Venezuela, alleging "high crimes and misdemeanors."
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If enough states join 18 other Democratic-run states in a deal, that would effectively neuter the Electoral College.
The Clark County election board voted not to recount ballots after voting machine malfunctions raised concerns.
As questions of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's possible impeachment took center stage on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, Nebraska’s three members of Congress faced decisions about whether to support those efforts. U.S. Rep. Don Bacon said despite his misgivings about Hegseth, he won't back the impeachment push.
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A Johnson County ballot count error left 2,017 absentee ballots out of the election-night results. Former Auditor Travis Weipert is now calling for a resignation.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces impeachment articles introduced by Rep. Thomas Massie, with President Trump and Republican leaders defending him ahead of a critical House vote.
Department of Justice spokesman Ciaran McEvoy declined to comment on the lawsuit: "We’ll litigate the matter in court, not in the press."
The Huntington Beach Republican is the second GOP legislator in Orange County to concede their reelection bids this week.
As of 4:30 p.m. Monday, Ugarte had received 19,002 votes, or 50.38%, compared with Mazariegos’ 18,716 votes, or 49.62%, according to the Los Angeles County registrar’s office.
Meanwhile, since declaring victory on Friday, Barri Worth Girvan has stayed out front in the closely contested race for a Los Angeles City Council District 3 seat representing the western San Fernando Valley. She continued to widen her lead on Sunday evening.
Horvath's motion contends the Trump administration was prioritizing disaster-relief funding to historically Republican states and jurisdictions
The latest tally put Ugarte ahead by 156 votes, down from his 286-vote lead Monday afternoon