Schumer Faces Pressure to Step Aside as Chris Van Hollen Hints at Run for Senate Majority Leaderdemocracynow.org· 4d
Democracy Now!'s headlines report Senator Chris Van Hollen is open to running for Senate majority leader amid pressure on Chuck Schumer to step aside, and that Representative Thomas Massie has filed eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Iran war, Yemen, boat strikes, and the abduction of Nicolás Maduro, with a House vote expected November 11. The segment also covers midterm counts favoring Democrats, Trump's reversal on accepting the results, a Senate permitting reform bill, protest at Anthropic's offices, the resumption of border wall construction in Texas, Russell Brand's sentence, Salon's shutdown, and Ahmed Moor's primary challenge to John Fetterman.
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- Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate race, first Black senator since Reconstruction
- Russell Brand jailed for rape as six more women accuse him and Noel Fielding responds
- Russell Brand jailed for 10 years and six months for rape and sexual assault
- Fetterman draws first 2028 Democratic primary challenger as more Democrats weigh runs
- Meta disables Russell Brand's Facebook and Instagram accounts after rape conviction
