The Republican-controlled House voted 211-204 to refer Rep. Thomas Massie's impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, effectively killing the effort for the current Congress.
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The Republican-controlled House voted 211-204 to refer Rep. Thomas Massie's impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee, effectively killing the effort for the current Congress.

Rep. Thomas Massie introduced eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday, accusing him of waging an unauthorized war in Iran and ordering extrajudicial killings in boat strikes. On Tuesday the House voted 211-204 to refer the resolution to the Judiciary Committee, with Massie the lone Republican opposing the motion. Hegseth, who held a Pentagon press conference defending his conduct, is expected to face renewed impeachment efforts when Democrats take control in January.

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CNN
House GOP blocks effort to hold Hegseth impeachment vote
Live-blog horse-race with Jeffries and Trump reactions · neutral
Washington Examiner
Pelosi one of 11 Democrats who failed to vote in Hegseth impeachment bid
Focus on Democratic absences and excuses · negative
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The right frames the vote as a partisan stunt by one disgruntled congressman and a defense of the troops; the left and international press frame it as a temporary dodge by a party that will face Hegseth again in January, with the Iran war's legality at the center.
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THE LEFT8 outlets · mostly critical
“What to know about the Republican-led effort to impeach Pete Hegseth - Vox”
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THE RIGHT6 outlets · mostly neutral
“Pelosi one of 11 Democrats who failed to vote in Hegseth impeachment bid”
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“Hegseth ties impeachment defense to troops — and Trump” · Globe and Mail, BBC, Deutsche Welle, Jerusalem Post, Axios, Al Jazeera, Reuters, The Hill, Bloomberg, Le Monde, Politico

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Whether the military operations Hegseth oversaw were lawful.
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