President Donald Trump is claiming credit for a cease-fire between Israel and Iran, but the details surrounding his influence remain unclear. The White House is also addressing concerns about the status of Iranian nuclear sites following the conflict.

Meanwhile, a significant development unfolded in the ongoing political battle: an impeachment effort against President Trump failed to gain enough traction. A surprising number of Democrats joined forces with Republicans to table the impeachment attempt, a move that has sparked considerable debate and analysis. The exact number of Democrats who voted against impeachment will be closely scrutinized.

In other news, U.S. officials recently arrested 11 Iranian nationals who were in the country illegally. The potential threat these individuals posed is a matter of ongoing investigation, and officials are providing updates as the situation develops.

Adding to the week’s busy agenda, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced tough questioning from House lawmakers during a Capitol Hill hearing. Details of his testimony and the lawmakers’ inquiries will be reported shortly.

Finally, a dramatic shift in California’s energy landscape is prompting discussion. The state, once self-sufficient in oil production, now relies heavily on imports from the Middle East. A panel is currently examining California’s efforts to achieve energy independence and reduce its reliance on foreign oil.