Key Facts

• Republican lawmaker Thomas Massie introduced a 34-page impeachment resolution focused on the Iran war.
• Hegseth called the resolution a political spectacle and said the military operations it cited were lawful, ordered by President Donald Trump, and reported to Congress.
• The New York Times reported that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent moved from his Washington-area home to a military base after an Iranian threat to his life.
• House Republicans elected Jim Jordan as their leader after the party’s losses in the midterm elections.
• California Democrats sought information from the Trump administration about an eight-year-old Haitian boy whom they said federal immigration officers detained at a check-in; the Department of Homeland Security said ICE took him into custody to ensure his safety.
• A professor reviewing the medical records of Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safiya raised concerns about his health; Abu Safiya has been held by Israel without charge for nearly 23 months, according to the article.
• David Walliams was accused of using his celebrity status to pursue young women for sex; he denies the allegations, and a court rejected his attempt to block publication.