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The House of Representatives may vote on impeaching Hegseth as early as the middle of this week. If passed, the relevant resolution will be submitted to the Senate.

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The House of Representatives may vote on impeaching Hegseth as early as the middle of this week. If passed, the relevant resolution will be submitted to the Senate.

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Thomas Massie, a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Kentucky, initiated impeachment proceedings against U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth on November 9. According to U.S. media reports, the grounds for impeachment put forward by Massie mainly concern U.S. military operations against Iran and Venezuela, among other matters. The House could vote on impeaching Hegseth as early as the middle of this week. If passed, the relevant resolution would be submitted to the Senate. In addition, multiple members of both parties in the U.S. Congress have already called for Hegseth to resign.
Original Chinese quote
众议院可能最早于本周周中就弹劾赫格塞思进行表决。如获通过,相关决议将提交参议院。
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Several US media outlets projected, based on preliminary vote counts, that Democrats were leading in multiple states and had regained both chambers of Congress. The outlets said Democrats had secured at least 54 of the Senate's 100 seats and more than half of the House's 435 seats.

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Several US media outlets projected, based on preliminary vote counts, that Democrats were leading in multiple states and had regained both chambers of Congress. The outlets said Democrats had secured at least 54 of the Senate's 100 seats and more than half of the House's 435 seats.

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Voting in the U.S. midterm elections ended on November 3, followed by the start of vote counting. Based on preliminary vote counts, multiple U.S. media outlets projected that the Democratic Party was leading in several states and had regained control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives. Media reports said that the Democrats had secured at least 54 of the Senate's 100 seats and more than half of the House's 435 seats. U.S. President Trump told the media that day that he accepted the election results and looked forward to working with the Democratic Party.
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美国多家媒体根据初步计票结果预测,民主党在多个州得票领先,重新掌控国会参众两院。媒体称,在参议院100个席位中,民主党已获得至少54席;在众议院435个席位中,民主党也已获得半数以上议席。
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