
The Democratic congresswoman expects many investigations and hearings
Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said the impeachment motion against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will be taken up by the new Congress in January, along with many similar initiatives, providing for numerous investigations and hearings.
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The new Congress will take office in January with a solid Democratic majority and will resume impeachment motions against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, along with many similar initiatives.
Left-wing MP Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has indicated that the impeachment motion against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will be taken up, along with many similar initiatives, by the new Congress which will take office in January with a solid Democratic majority. "Resubmit the motions? There are so many criminals in this administration that it is difficult to establish an order of precedence. There will be many investigations, I imagine many hearing summons (subpoena) and we will have to follow the evidence wherever it takes us. It is the scenario we find ourselves facing", observed the deputy speaking to CNN.
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The new Congress will present many impeachment motions and conduct numerous investigations with hearings.
Very likely · Within weeks

Donald Trump celebrates on Truth the failure of the impeachment against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, rejected by the US House with all Republicans in favor except Thomas Massie.

The Republican-led US House of Representatives has approved the motion blocking the impeachment proceedings for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The resolution was presented by Republican congressman Thomas Massie, an enemy of Donald Trump. Hegseth defended himself at a press conference at the Pentagon, calling the procedure a political farce and receiving support from Trump and chief of staff Stephen Miller.

Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti has not yet signed the package of military supplies to Ukraine due to a temporary physical impediment; he will sign it upon his return to Rome. Meloni downplays the tensions with the League, which raises doubts in view of the decree for 2027. Crosetto illustrates the thirteenth package to Copasir and assures that Italian support is guaranteed.

The government is working on a majority summit to resolve tensions over the maneuver, with Meloni likely to reunite allies before the EU summit in Dublin. On the table there are hedges, flags to defend, protests from banks over Superbonus credits and criticism from unions, while changes to pensions and exit taxes are being studied.

Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti did not sign the interministerial decree for the new package of military supplies to Ukraine due to a temporary physical impediment, but will sign it upon his return to Rome. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni downplays the League's barricades and assures that there are no issues and that Italy's support is guaranteed.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine held in Abu Dhabi under the mediation of Washington "very productive" and called for the Europeans to be included at the negotiating table. Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani confirmed that Italy confirms its commitment alongside Ukraine and is preparing to send the 13th military aid package.