According to CNBC and other outlets, on November 10, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a procedural motion with a 211-204 vote to move Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's impeachment to the Judiciary Committee, effectively blocking it from a floor vote. Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie had filed the impeachment on November 9, accusing Hegseth of unauthorized military action against Iran without congressional approval. With the current congressional session ending soon, the impeachment case is unlikely to advance in the near term. President Trump publicly backed Hegseth on the same day, praising his leadership and saying the House vote vindicated him.

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