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The Hill

Murkowski aims for ranking member role on Senate Appropriations Committee

Senator Lisa Murkowski has announced her intention to pursue the ranking member position on the Senate Appropriations Committee. This follows the defeat of current Chair Senator Susan Collins in the recent election. Murkowski is recognized as a moderate Republican.

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Fox News — Latest

House Republicans Prepare for Impeachment Vote on Secretary of War Pete Hegseth

The House of Representatives is set to vote on the impeachment of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth this week, initiated by Representative Thomas Massie. The resolution includes eight articles related to various military actions and allegations against Hegseth. Some Republicans believe the impeachment could pass, while Hegseth has dismissed the effort as ineffective.

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Washington Examiner

House Freedom Caucus Presents Legislative Priorities Ahead of Lame-Duck Session

The House Freedom Caucus has outlined eight legislative priorities in a letter to Republican leaders, including calls for a third reconciliation bill and the codification of Trump’s border policies. With only 20 voting days left in the current Congress, the group emphasizes the need for significant legislative action before the Democrats take control in January 2027.

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Fox News — Latest

Texas Congressman Cuellar Discusses Immigration Policy and ICE Funding

Rep. Henry Cuellar of Texas stated that ICE will remain operational and does not support defunding the agency, despite calls from some progressive Democrats. He expressed concerns about the Biden administration's border policies and emphasized the need for oversight of ICE. Cuellar, who is set to become chairman of the Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee, highlighted his district's significant Border Patrol presence and criticized the targeting of immigrants without criminal records.

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The Daily Beast

Legal Dispute Emerges Over Allegations Against Susie Wiles

Calley Means has made legal threats against Susie Wiles, alleging she blocked parts of a health agenda for fundraising purposes. He has requested preservation of communications related to these claims. Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia plans to investigate, while Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissed the allegations as unworthy of attention.

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Fox News — Politics

Richard Walters Leaves Role as Deputy Chief of Staff as Stephen Miller Takes Over

Richard Walters has left his position as Deputy Chief of Staff in the Trump administration as Stephen Miller prepares to take over as Chief of Staff. Miller described Walters as an 'invaluable member' who will continue to support the administration from outside. This change marks a significant staff turnover following the midterm elections.

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Guardian — US

Hakeem Jeffries expresses support for impeachment of Pete Hegseth

Hakeem Jeffries, House minority leader, announced his strong support for the impeachment of defense secretary Pete Hegseth during an ABC appearance. He described himself as a 'hard yes' on the impeachment resolution, which is set to be brought to a House vote by a Republican lawmaker.

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The Daily Beast

Pennsylvania Governor Criticizes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's Competence

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, calling him incompetent and suggesting he is making the country less safe. This comes amid discussions of potential impeachment and President Trump's consideration of Hegseth's firing related to the war with Iran. Hegseth has responded defiantly, drawing parallels to Trump's impeachment.

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Axios

Attorney General does not rule out prosecuting Democrats over investigations

Attorney General Todd Blanche did not dismiss the possibility of prosecuting Democratic lawmakers who threaten investigations into Trump officials. This follows President Trump's order for the Justice Department to investigate lawmakers. Concerns have been raised about a potential constitutional crisis regarding the separation of powers. Blanche acknowledged Congress's oversight authority but suggested that Democrats' rhetoric may have crossed a line.

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Daily Wire

Dana White Acknowledges Trump’s Offer for White House Press Secretary Position

UFC CEO Dana White confirmed he is meeting with President Trump regarding an offer for the White House Press Secretary position. Trump announced the offer on social media, referring to White as a notable figure. Reports suggest White may have declined the offer, and the Press Secretary role has been vacant since the departure of Karoline Leavitt.

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Washington Examiner

Justice Department Experiences Departures Following Midterm Elections

The Justice Department is experiencing significant staff departures after the midterm elections, with three senior officials resigning. U.S. Attorney Jason Reding Quinones and Assistant Attorney General John Eisenberg are among those leaving, prompting discussions about potential acting leadership and the future of ongoing investigations.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump requests DOJ investigation into Democrats over alleged threats

President Trump has ordered the DOJ to investigate alleged threats from Democratic lawmakers against Attorney General Todd Blanche. This follows statements from two House Democrats supporting his impeachment. Trump denied any wrongdoing by Blanche and criticized comments made by Senator Elissa Slotkin.

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Fox News — Latest

Minnesota Republican Lawmakers Requested IRS Review of Ilhan Omar's Tax Filings in 2019

In 2019, Minnesota Republican lawmakers requested an IRS review of Rep. Ilhan Omar's tax filings, following a report indicating she filed joint returns with a man while married to another. The Minnesota Campaign Finance Board had previously investigated her campaign expenses and required her to reimburse funds. The IRS has not confirmed any investigation.

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The Hill

Trump appoints Stephen Miller as new chief of staff

President Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, which may lead to increased tensions with the incoming Democratic majority in Congress. Miller is a controversial figure among Democrats, often criticized for his views on immigration.

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Fox News — Latest

Democrats Explore Inquiry into Elon Musk's Involvement with DOGE

Democratic figures Rep. Jamie Raskin and Gov. JB Pritzker are advocating for a probe into the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which Elon Musk formerly directed. They express worries about the department's management of confidential data and its influence on federal jobs. While Pritzker backs the investigation into DOGE, he shows reluctance to directly pursue Musk. These discussions arise after the Democrats' successes in the midterm elections and their aim to investigate possible corruption connected to the Trump administration.

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The Daily Beast

Corey Lewandowski Congratulates Stephen Miller on Chief of Staff Promotion

Corey Lewandowski congratulated Stephen Miller on his promotion to White House Chief of Staff via a selfie on X. Miller's appointment follows Susie Wiles' departure. Lewandowski is under investigation for alleged misconduct and has faced rumors regarding an affair with Kristi Noem, which she denies.

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Guardian — US

Susie Wiles departs as White House chief of staff amid leadership changes

Susie Wiles has been removed from her position as White House chief of staff, as announced by President Donald Trump on November 6, 2026. She was the first woman to serve in this role and will be succeeded by Stephen Miller. This change follows the recent midterm elections that saw Democrats take control of Congress.

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Axios

Stephen Miller appointed as White House Chief of Staff, replacing Susie Wiles

Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House Chief of Staff starting November 9, 2026. Wiles resigned following midterm election losses, which Trump blamed on her. Miller, a strong supporter of Trump's agenda, is expected to influence the administration's direction.

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