House effort to impeach Hegseth fails, largely along party linesBy Caitlin Babcock / 4 min ↗
The rare effort to impeach a Cabinet secretary comes in the wake of a withering midterm election defeat for Republicans. Yet GOP ranks stuck with the Trum…
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