Slate argues that Representative Thomas Massie's eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth — charging violations of the War Powers Act over the Iran war, the Yemen operations, the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro, boat-strike killings, retaliation against Senator Mark Kelly, and deaths of more than 100 schoolchildren — open a new way of checking a president by impeaching his subordinate, much as the English Parliament did. Slate predicts Hegseth will almost surely be impeached, whether by the Republican House imminently or by the incoming Democratic majority in January.