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GOP Rep. French Hill says he’ll weigh whether Hegseth’s actions merit “impeachment versus some other disciplinary action”

Washington — GOP Rep. French Hill of Arkansas was noncommittal on Sunday about whether he would support an impeachment push against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as lawmakers are poised to return to Capitol Hill this week for the first time since voters delivered widespread rebuke in the midterm elections of the GOP — and the…

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Cornell’s Faculty Senate votes “no confidence” in the university’s administration

Cornell University’s Faculty Senate approved a resolution expressing no confidence in the university’s administration, including Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff and other administrators.  It’s a major rebuke of the university’s leadership.    Members of the faculty told CBS News New York the resolution questioned whether Cornell’s administration can effectively address the ongoing crisis of sexual assault…

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Why did Republicans lose the midterm elections? GOP soul-searching begins after blowout.

Washington — Widespread Republican losses in the midterm elections are roiling the GOP, prompting soul-searching over what went wrong and a brewing blame game that’s expected to heat up as the party looks toward the next election. From House and Senate races to governors’ mansions, Republicans saw striking losses, both in battlegrounds and in places…

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Netanyahu lashed Mamdani in fiery U.N. speech, but real aim was his own political survival, analyst says

In a mass visual rebuke for the world to see, hundreds of delegates walked out of the United Nations General Assembly Thursday just as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stepped up to the podium.  He delivered a fiery speech defending the seven-month war on Iran launched jointly by the U.S. and Israel, rejected allegations of…

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House votes to limit Trump’s power to strike Iran for 3rd time, as 7 Republicans defect

Washington — For the third time, the House voted Tuesday to block President Trump from taking further military action against Iran, with seven Republicans breaking with the president.  The vote ended in a 220 to 204 tally, marking a symbolic rebuke of the president over the largely unpopular war. Tuesday’s resolution drew more GOP support…

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