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House speaker sending lawmakers home early ahead of US midterm election recess

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  1. 17 September
  2. Latest17 Sept, 11:47

    Massie: GOP leaders found ‘other Republicans’ who would join Hegseth impeachment push

    Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) argued Wednesday that House GOP leaders sent the lower chamber home early because they found other Republicans in support of his push to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.  “The fact that they didn’t vote on it tells me that they did a whip check, and they probably found that there were…

    The HillThe Hill•Max Rego
  3. Follow-up17 Sept, 10:00

    House races for exit, avoiding vote on Hegseth impeachment

    House lawmakers raced for the exits on Wednesday, trimming their final week in Washington ahead of the midterm elections and kicking a controversial vote to impeach Pete Hegseth into the lame duck session. House GOP leaders scrapped votes scheduled for Thursday, when the resolution to remove the Defense secretary was expected to hit the floor.…

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    The HillThe Hill•Sudiksha Kochi
  4. 16 September
  5. Follow-up16 Sept, 18:05

    Massie says House GOP leaving to avoid Hegseth impeachment vote

    GOP Rep. Thomas Massie (Ky.) accused House Republican leadership on Wednesday of sending lawmakers home early to avoid a vote on his resolution to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.  The announcement, shared by the office of GOP Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.), cuts the final legislative week before the midterm elections short by one day.  “And…

    The HillThe Hill•Sarah Davis
  6. Follow-up16 Sept, 17:19

    House Republicans send lawmakers home early ahead of Hegseth impeachment vote

    The House was expected to vote Thursday on articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — but last-minute scheduling changes mean lawmakers will now leave Washington until November.

    Courthouse NewsCourthouse News•Benjamin S. Weiss
  7. Follow-up16 Sept, 16:50

    House heading home early

    Presented by SourceAmerica — Plus: 🗳️Trump campaigns with Whatley in North Carolina {beacon} It’s Wednesday, or Hump Day since the Geico camel commercials have returned 🐪 (“Uh oh…Guess what day it is?”).    In today’s issue: Federal Reserve expected to raise rates Senate Republicans plan spending cuts Trump to campaign with Whatley Kash Patel strikes back…

    The HillThe Hill•Abigail Walker
  8. First seen16 Sept, 16:26

    House speaker sending lawmakers home early ahead of US midterm election recess

    Mike Johnson cancels votes on Thursday, meaning House members will avoid voting on impeaching Pete Hegseth US politics live – latest updates The Republican speaker of the House, Mike Johnson , announced on Wednesday that he would again cancel votes scheduled for Thursday, sending lawmakers home one day early ahead of the midterm election recess. The latest change to the legislative schedule means House members will avoid voting on Republican Thomas Massie’s resolution to impeach the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth , and comes amid a frenzied attempt to propose legislation on artificial intelligence . Continue reading...

    The GuardianThe Guardian•Ariana Baio in New York and Shrai Popat in Washington