Congressional leadership changes continued in Washington, according to PBS NewsHour, which reported that "new party leadership began to take shape." In a report by Lisa Desjardins, PBS said Senate Republicans re-elected John Thune as their leader after a long day of discussions. The same report said Rep. Jim Jordan was picked to be the top Republican in the House.

PBS also reported on articles of impeachment introduced against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Its headline says the House rejected the impeachment effort, but its summary describes "a likely vote" on those articles and says the leadership votes may pale in comparison. The summary does not state the outcome of that vote, its tally, or when it took place, so the two descriptions cannot be reconciled from the material reviewed for this story.

Politico published a live update, by Jordain Carney and Mia McCarthy, under the headline "Thune and Jordan meet." The available Politico text consists of that headline alone, so it does not say what the two discussed or what, if anything, was decided.

The reports reviewed do not include vote counts, statements from Hegseth, or comments from Thune or Jordan. The impeachment outcome remains unconfirmed by the material available for this story.

Sources: PBS NewsHour: House rejects Hegseth impeachment as GOP selects Jordan and Thune as leaders; Politico: Thune and Jordan meet.