Did Pete Hegseth Get Impeached? No. The House never held a direct vote on whether to impeach the Defense Secretary, who is also called Secretary of War. Instead, Republican leaders used a procedural move called a motion to refer. It passed 211 to 204, sending the eight articles of impeachment to committee. All Democrats voted … Read more
Jim Jordan Wins the House Republican Leadership Election Republicans met behind closed doors in the Capitol Visitor Center and voted by secret ballot. When the count was announced, Jordan had won. Scalise had served as the second-highest House Republican since 2014. Both camps had said they felt confident going in, so the margin surprised many … Read more
Coachella 2027 Lineup: Who Is Playing The festival posted its full poster late on Tuesday night. Dua Lipa, Tame Impala, and SZA sit at the top. Several big names fill the next rows. They include Madonna, Phoebe Bridgers, Don Toliver, Zara Larsson, Weezer, and DJ Dom Dolla. Daddy Yankee gets a special “in the desert” … Read more
Lauren Boebert Results: Where Things Stand Here is the plain picture. With nearly all ballots counted, Laubacher had 48.8 percent to Boebert’s 47.9 percent. A network projection on Monday said Laubacher won. The official tracker that many newsrooms use still listed the race as uncalled late Monday. Boebert’s campaign said it is reviewing “unusual vote … Read more
What Trump Said About Pete Rose Trump was speaking with UFC boss Dana White when a reporter asked about Rose. White said it was fair to pardon him, though he added he does not advise the president. Trump first seemed unsure what Rose needed a pardon for. After a reporter mentioned tax charges, he said, … Read more
Who Is Thomas Massie? Thomas Massie is a Republican who has represented Kentucky in Congress since 2012. He is known for breaking with his party, including on war powers. He lost his primary in May after President Trump endorsed his opponent, so he leaves Congress in January. That makes him a lawmaker with very little … Read more
Why a Federal Judge Ruling Is Making Headlines Courts have been busy since the midterm elections. The rulings cover very different topics, but they share one thing: they test how far the executive branch can go. Judges do not set policy. They decide narrow legal questions, and the answers often shape what happens next. Here … Read more
Is Dana White the New Press Secretary? Not yet, at least as of Sunday. Trump wrote on Truth Social that “the Great Dana White, a violent Fighter and Warrior,” had been offered the role. White did not say yes outright. He posted an Instagram story of himself at the White House briefing room lectern with … Read more
What Is the Treasury Department? Most people know the Treasury as the place that handles taxes. It does much more than that. According to its own description, the department manages federal finances, collects taxes and duties, and enforces finance and tax laws. It also protects the financial system from illegal activity. Scott Bessent, a former … Read more
Who Is Alice Huang? Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese citizen. She became a senior executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore data center company that buys Nvidia chips. The Times reported that U.S. spy agencies watched her for about a year because of her ties to China. She did not respond to … Read more