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Thomas Massie, the outgoing Republican lawmaker who has often clashed with President Donald Trump, told ABC News he intends to reintroduce a privileged resolution to impeach Hegseth as early as Monday. By raising a question of privilege on the floor, leaders are required to schedule a vote on it within two legislative days. Ezra Acayan/Pool via Reuters - PHOTO: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth arrives for the ASEAN Defence Ministers' Meeting, October 28, 2026 in Cebu, Philippines. Massies resolution contains eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth, accusing the defense secretary of violating the War Powers Resolution of 1973, in addition to other alleged offenses. Thus far, Trump has defended Hegseth, telling reporters Thursday that he has done a fantastic job. The president also told Karl the same day, I have every intention to keep him. Abdul El-Sayed says Democrats will work with Trump if 'he wants to act serious' Hegseth also defended himself Thursday in a video posted on social media. A disgruntled, defeated congressman, along with all his Democrat allies, has also dropped sham articles of impeachment against yours truly, just like they tried against President Trump twice, Hegseth said. It's all about the politics of personal destruction didn't work against President Trump, and it won't work with me. Irresponsible decision to make Stephen Miller chief of staff Jeffries, who is likely to become the next speaker of the House in January, said Sunday that he has still not spoken to Trump since the midterm elections, which he described as a tremendous repudiation of MAGA extremism. The country clearly has had enough. And we got to fight for an affordable America, Jeffries said. People are drowning in this failed Republican economy. And enough is enough in that regard. Thats why were going to fight to lower the high cost of living on all the things. And we have to. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images - PHOTO: FILE: President Trump Names Stephen Miller As New White House Chief of Staff While Trump told ABC News in a phone interview after the election that he thinks he can work with Democrats, Jeffries questioned the president's intentions, given his decision announced Friday to elevate White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, a longtime Trump loyalist, to the position of White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles. Its an awful choice. Stephen Miller is the architect of Donald Trumps violent mass deportation machine and has unleashed billions of taxpayer dollars to brutalize and kill American citizens, like Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good , and at the same period of time to violently target law-abiding, immigrant families and communities all across the country. So, you know, it was an irresponsible decision in my view, Jeffries said. Trump says chief of staff Susie Wiles out, Stephen Miller will replace her Theres not going to be an opportunity, certainly, to work with Stephen Miller and what he represents. And were committed to forcefully pushing back against the extremism that they may try to continue to unleash on the American people, he added. Karl pressed Jeffries to clarify if he means that he won't be able to communicate with Miller in the way he sometimes communicated with outgoing chief of staff Wiles. Its not going to happen with the new chief of staff to the extent that he lacks -- because he clearly represents, along with Pete Hegseth and a few others, a really toxic brand of political engagement, of politics and of governance. And the American people just voted for that kind of MAGA extremism to be eradicated, Jeffries said. Democratic priorities for legislation and investigations Bringing down costs for housing, groceries, gas and healthcare will be top priorities for his party in the new Congress, Jeffries said, as well as ending the war with Iran, stopping the Trump tariffs, and [reversing] the Medicaid cuts that put the health insurance of millions of Americans at risk and threatens to close hospitals all over the place. The American people clearly want change thats bold, change thats transformational, and change that is dramatic, Jeffries, said, adding we certainly need to reverse the SNAP cuts, and we need to extend the Affordable Care Act tax credits. And hopefully well see some courage by a few of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle to work on these issues to get things done. 'Safe to say that we are a blue state' Georgia Gov.-elect Bottoms says after Democrats sweep state offices The Democratic Party is committed to moving aggressively during the first 100 days of the new Congress and beyond to keep our word, said Jeffries. According to ABC News national voter polls, 55% of voters who voted for U.S. House races said that government corruption was crucial to their vote; another 36% said it was a major factor. In a two-word statement released late Tuesday after Democrats were projected to take control of the House, Rep. Robert Garcia, the presumptive chairman of the House Oversight Committee, stated: Lawyer up. Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images - PHOTO: House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries speaks during a press conference in Washington, November 4, 2026. Well, theres a cost to corruption. And throughout this campaign weve promised that we would focus certainly on affordability and driving down the high cost of living, and on accountability in the face of the unprecedented corruption that weve seen unleashed on the American people by the Trump cartel, Jeffries said. Were committed to cleaning up the mess wherever its found. Thats in Congress, in the Supreme Court and with respect to this administration. Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images - PHOTO: President Donald Trump participates in a roundtable in the East Room of the White House in Washington, October 21, 2026, alongside US Attorney General Todd Blanche. For its part, the administration is saying it will investigate Democrats. Trump said Saturday that he ordered the Department of Justice to examine what he deemed criminal acts by Democrats, though he did not provide examples to support his allegations. Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday echoed the president's statement. What we've seen over the past several days and even over the past several weeks are outright threats, many, many by elected members of Congress and some senators against anybody that's conservative and anybody that that happens to be a Republican, Blanche told CNN. Over the last several days, we've seen it, that rhetoric even rise up to the point where they're already -- before they're even in power, they're already talking about investigations and impeachments with no basis, no facts, just out there running around -- that that should be something that that President Trump is very concerned about. And certainly I am as well. This article originally appeared on ABC News at https://abcnews.com/Politics/im-hard-hakeem-jeffries-announces-support-hegseth-impeachment/story?id=137952235
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Democratic House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said that his party will not work with Stephen Miller , President Donald Trump 's new chief of staff, during an appearance on ABCs This Week Nov. 8. Theres not going to be any opportunity, certainly, to work with Stephen Miller and what he represents, Jeffries said. Miller was tapped to replace former chief of staff Susie Wiles on Nov. 6 and will step into the role on Nov. 9. He is a long-time advisor to Trump, dating back to his first term, and the top architect of the Trump administration's anti-immigration crackdown. Jeffries, who is likely to be the next Speaker of the House when Democrats assume the majority in January, called the move an awful choice and irresponsible. He previously called Miller a dangerous xenophobe and a reckless extremist when the change was announced. (Miller) has unleashed billions of taxpayer dollars to brutalize and kill American citizens, like Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good, Jeffries said on This Week. He clearly represents, along with Pete Hegseth and a few others, a really toxic brand of political engagement, of politics and of governance and the American people just voted for that kind of MAGA extremism to be eradicated. He added that Democrats will have a firewall in Congress against the Trump administration following the Nov. 3 midterms. Jeffries says Hegseth impeachment has Democratic support Jeffries said during the appearance on This Week that an impeachment vote against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegesth could come as early as this week and would have incredibly strong Democratic support. He added that he is a hard yes on the resolution introduced by outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Kentucky. The so-called secretary of defense has abused his power undermined our national security and engineered this reckless and costly war of choice in Iran, which has skyrocketed prices on the American people and made the country less safe, Jeffries said. Pete Hegseth has got to go. In eight impeachment articles , Massie accused Hegseth of conducting the war on Iran without congressional authorization, seizing Venezuelas President Nicolas Maduro without constitutional authority and killing suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean without judicial authorization. Hegseth has vowed to fight the charges and refused calls to resign following the GOP's wipeout in the midterms attributed in-part to the ongoing war. The lame-duck Republican majority can kill the impeachment effort in the House by voting to table it. Contributing: Bart Jansen, USA TODAY This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Jeffries says Democrats will not work with Trump's new chief of staff This article originally appeared on USA TODAY at https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/11/08/hakeem-jeffries-democrats-not-work-stephen-miller/92678563007/
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Professor Michal Pdziwiatr and Dr Mateusz Wierdak were having lunch in central Krakow with their families when they heard gunshots, local media reported. Suddenly my son ran up and said: 'Dad, they're shooting at people there, people are falling to the ground', Pdziwiatr told news outlet Fakt. Pdziwiatr said when they got to the scene, they treated both the apparent attacker and the police officers. When it comes to saving lives, it doesn't matter who is who, he added. Once the shooting stopped, Pdziwiatr said he took care of the other victims and the perpetrator, while Wierdak began working on the police officer who was shot in the chest during the gunfight. Watch: Professor Michal Pdziwiatr says Dr Mateusz Wierdak is a hero He, to put it colloquially, stuffed all the bandages into [the police officer's] chest and stuck his hands in, he told Fakt. If not for that, I don't know how things would have turned out, as there was a long wait for the ambulance. Meanwhile, Pdziwiatr said he called John Paul II Hospital where the Department of Thoracic and Cardiac Surgery is located. I insisted they take him there because, in my opinion, he had the best chance of survival there, where there were specialists for precisely this type of injury, he told Fakt. According to local media, Wierdak is a renowned surgeon in Krakow. The University Hospital in Krakow states Pdziwiatr is head of General, Oncological, Metabolic and Emergency Surgery. The police officers have been identified as senior constables Jakub Kulik and Artur Moraski. Investigations continued in central Krakow on Sunday before Main Market Square reopened [Reuters] The attacker has not yet been named by authorities. When his house was searched after the attack in central Krakow, the bodies of his parents and sister were found. The National Public Prosecutor's Office in Poland launched an investigation into the attack with a unit specialising in terrorist offences taking the lead. Separately, reports emerged that six Dublin Civil Defence volunteers also assisted in the aftermath of the shooting. James McConnell, an officer, told RTE News the group were on a city break and were close to the main square when the shooting happened. The volunteers who are trained to provide medical care immediately sought to help injured people, providing CPR and haemorrhage control. Witnesses who were close to the attack described panic and confusion around the square as it unfolded. Ruby Catherine Warren, from London, heard gunfire and yelled at my friends to run and we all sprinted for our lives. Not knowing where the gunman was - or if there were multiple - they just kept sprinting, eventually finding a hotel to hide inside. Tom Brook, from West Yorkshire, was inside a McDonald's near the square when he heard multiple gunshots and saw people running for cover. He continued: I then walked into the square and saw paramedics working on someone outside [a shop] and there was a dead body covered in foil blankets 20 meters away. The suspect wore full military tactical gear during the attack and was described as having a military-grade weapon - but the government said he was not a member of the Polish armed forces. Poland's Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiski said everything suggests the suspect was fascinated by far-right ideologies and held ultra-nationalist views. The rampage began shortly before 15:00 local time (14:00 GMT) on Saturday in the historic centre of Krakow. Footage showed the attacker's vehicle speeding through the centre of the city, and people fleeing as the sound of gunfire rang out. The glass front of shops were shattered by bullets and a tram was shot at during the attack, which police say lasted for around three minutes. The mayor of Krakow said he had submitted an urgent request for the two officers injured while stopping the attacker to be awarded titles of honorary citizens of the city. Main Market Square reopened on Sunday evening after a security cordon was lifted. What we know so far after Krakow gun attack Wounded police officers 'saved many lives' 'I saw ambulances and armed police': BBC correspondent in Krakow Moment police officer appears to shoot Krakow suspect This article originally appeared on BBC at https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5x2vw4e1gx1o?xtor=AL-72-%5Bpartner%5D-%5Byahoo.north.america%5D-%5Bheadline%5D-%5Bnews%5D-%5Bbizdev%5D-%5Bisapi%5D
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Digital Desk | Agartala, Nov 8 (IANS) The Border Security Force (BSF) celebrated Diwali with its Seema Praharis deployed at various border locations along the India-Bangladesh International Border on Sunday with traditional festivities, distribution of sweets and a message of unity and brotherhood. A BSF spokesman said that Princee Rani, Inspector General (IG) of the BSF's Tripura Frontier, joined the celebrations with the border personnel at different locations. The festivities featured the lighting of diyas, fireworks and distribution of sweets, spreading festive cheer and camaraderie among the troops guarding the country's borders. During the celebrations, the IG appreciated the dedication, commitment and vigilance of the Seema Praharis in safeguarding the International Border and preventing trans-border crimes. She also acknowledged the sacrifices made by the personnel who remain away from their families during festivals and other important occasions to ensure the security of the nation. The celebrations reflected the BSF's spirit of unity, brotherhood and togetherness, reaffirming that the force observes Diwali as one family even while its personnel remain deployed along the country's borders. All BSF Commandants distributed sweets to their respective Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) counterparts across all sectors as a gesture of goodwill and festive camaraderie on the occasion of Diwali. Meanwhile, former Union Minister and BJP leader Pratima Bhowmik also celebrated the spirit of Diwali by exchanging festive greetings with BSF personnel and members of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) at the Akhaura Integrated Check Post in Agartala. In a Facebook post, Bhowmik said that BSF personnel remain deployed round the year along the International Border to ensure the security of the country. On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, she visited the Akhaura Check Post and exchanged greetings with the personnel. She added that while people across the country celebrate the festival of lights with their families, BSF personnel deployed along the borders remain away from their loved ones to protect the nation. Bhowmik said that she exchanged Diwali greetings with both BSF personnel and their counterparts in the BGB, acknowledging their responsibilities and the importance of maintaining cordial relations along the border. BSF personnel remain deployed throughout the year along the border to ensure our security. On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, I visited the Akhaura Check Post and exchanged greetings with them. Even on festive occasions, they remain away from their families. Therefore, I exchanged Diwali greetings with our BSF brothers and sisters deployed for border security, as well as personnel of the BGB, she said in her Facebook post. Expressing her wishes on the festival of lights, the former Union Minister added that she hoped that everyone would be able to live better and more peacefully together. The Diwali celebrations and exchange of greetings highlighted the sacrifices of border personnel who remain on duty during festivals to ensure the safety and security of citizens, while also underscoring the spirit of goodwill and camaraderie among those serving on both sides of the International Border.
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Telangana CM celebrates Diwali with Indiramma house beneficiary
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Nov 8 (IANS) Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy celebrated Diwali with a beneficiary of the Indiramma housing scheme in Parsapur village, in his Assembly constituency of Kodangal in Vikarabad district, on Sunday. To highlight the governments flagship housing scheme for low-income families, the Chief Minister, along with Ministers and MLAs, celebrated the festival with the beneficiary's family. The Chief Minister, who also celebrated his birthday on Sunday, inaugurated the newly constructed house of Goripalli Sumitra and Srinivas, presented new clothes to the family, and had a traditional Diwali meal of fine rice at their residence. Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar and Ministers Seethakka, Jupally Krishna Rao, Damodar Rajanarasimha and other public representatives joined the family for lunch. Later, children who gathered around the CM there set off firecrackers, and the Chief Minister joined them in celebrating Diwali. On this occasion, the Chief Minister presented all the children with pens. Revanth Reddy conceived the programme, titled Maa Indiramma Intlo Deepavali (Deepavali in Our Indiramma Home), to take the governments housing initiative to the people and celebrate the festival with families who were allotted the houses. He asked Ministers, MLAs and other elected representatives to celebrate Diwali with scheme beneficiaries in their respective constituencies. The Chief Minister participated in various development programmes on Sunday. He also inaugurated the newly built Sir C.V. Raman Science Museum building at the Kosgi mandal headquarters in Narayanpet district. On this occasion, he offered floral tributes to the statue of the renowned physicist Sir C.V. Raman. He then viewed the exhibition featuring various physics-related instruments set up in the museum. Students demonstrated how the instruments worked through hands-on experiments. Minister Jupally Krishna Rao, along with public representatives, the district collector and officials, attended the event. Earlier, the Chief Minister inaugurated the newly constructed police station building at the Dudyal mandal headquarters in Vikarabad district. The event was attended by Speaker Prasad Kumar, several ministers, public representatives, the District Collector, the Superintendent of Police and other officials. CM Revanth Reddy also participated in the inauguration of Government Junior College at Doulatabad, Kodangal, Vikarabad District. He also inaugurated the newly constructed Zilla Parishad High School and Government Junior College building in Hakeempet, Doudyal mandal, in the Kodangal Assembly constituency. The building was constructed with CSR funds from the NATCO Trust. He also inaugurated a newly constructed primary health centre in Hakeempet, Dharur mandal, in the Kodangal constituency.
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New Delhi: Despite restrictions, several parts of Delhi continued to witness cracker-bursting till late Sunday evening, November 8, as people celebrated Diwali, with reports of fireworks emerging from areas including Pitampura, Burari, Mayur Vihar and the posh Lutyens Delhi. Ahead of Diwali, the Delhi government had appealed to people to comply with the Supreme Courts Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
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