Blake Moore dozes during Congressional all-nighter

• Moore's head is seen tipped onto his left shoulder as he is repeatedly asked for his vote on an amendment that would allow families to enroll in Affordable Care Act plans without manually verifying their income each year.

Zoom in: After being awakened, Moore voted "no" on the amendment and laughed along with his House colleagues.

Context: The vote happened just before 5am, 14 hours into the markup session, CBS reported.

The intrigue: Some commenters speculated that Moore had partied too hard with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, whose "drinking habits" became a point of inquiry during his confirmation hearing and a House review of a Signal chat that mistakenly included a journalist in sensitive discussions of military operations.

• CIA Director John Ratcliffe called the questions "offensive."

Reality check: Utah's entire Congressional delegation, including Moore, belonged to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as of January.

• Members in good standing are generally forbidden from drinking alcohol.

What they're saying: Moore described his respite as a "quick power nap," Newsweek reported.