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Republican senators are publicly assigning blame to Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News host serving as Defense Secretary, as a controversy around the Pentagon escalates. Frustration inside the President's own party has spilled into the open, with lawmakers criticizing his leadership and judgment. The public rift highlights mounting pressure on Hegseth and raises questions about how long the White House will continue standing behind him.
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Senator Chris Van Hollen is featured in a discussion examining why Congress has not done more to check President Trump's power. The conversation, published on Lever News, focuses on the reluctance of lawmakers—particularly in his own party—to confront the administration, and what it would take for Congress to assert its constitutional role as a co-equal branch of government.
- 3Sen. Mike Lee seeks to impeach federal judge over Trump ruling●Sen. Mike Lee wants to impeach a federal judge for ruling against Trump — and is asking for $5 to do it
Utah Senator Mike Lee is pushing for the impeachment of a federal judge who ruled against President Trump, and has asked supporters for $5 donations to back the effort. The move escalates Republican criticism of the judiciary and raises questions about congressional retaliation against judges over rulings, drawing scrutiny over the independence of the federal courts and the use of fundraising around impeachment efforts.
- 4GOP shifts Senate focus amid North Carolina doubts●GOP doubts about North Carolina have Republicans shifting focus in battle for Senate
Republicans are redirecting resources away from North Carolina in the battle for control of the Senate, as doubts grow within the party about the state's prospects. The reassessment signals a strategic adjustment in which key Senate races are being prioritized elsewhere, reflecting concern among GOP officials about their chances in a state once considered a prime pickup opportunity.