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Hegseth could face new impeachment push over Ukraine aid, lawmakers warn

War Secretary Pete Hegseth could face new articles of impeachment over Ukraine military aid as House Democrats prepare to take control of Congress.
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Hegseth could face new impeachment push over Ukraine aid, lawmakers warn

War Secretary Pete Hegseth could face new articles of impeachment over Ukraine military aid as House Democrats prepare to take control of Congress.

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Hegseth could face new impeachment push over Ukraine aid, lawmakers warn

War Secretary Pete Hegseth could face new articles of impeachment over Ukraine military aid as House Democrats prepare to take control of Congress.

Ilhan Omar appears clueless on basis for federal probes: ‘You probably have more details on that’

Ilhan Omar told reporters she was never informed what federal agencies are specifically investigating, even questioning if multiple probes exist.

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Hegseth could face new impeachment push over Ukraine aid, lawmakers warn

War Secretary Pete Hegseth could face new articles of impeachment over Ukraine military aid as House Democrats prepare to take control of Congress.

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Ilhan Omar told reporters she was never informed what federal agencies are specifically investigating, even questioning if multiple probes exist.

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