The End of Sessions: A Glimpse into Washington's Dysfunction The U. S. House has abruptly closed until after the midterm elections, a stark reminder of its inability to function normally.
Just seven days of session since returning from summer break were enough for lawmakers to pack up and go home. This decision has sparked scathing criticism within the Republican party.
At the heart of this impasse is the ongoing saga surrounding Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, who finds himself at the center of a brewing impeachment storm. A resolution brought forth by Rep.