Pete Hegseth, President Trump’s choice for defense secretary, reportedly paid $50,000 to settle a rape accusation from 2017. The news came out after Senator Elizabeth Warren shared a document online that included details about the payment.

The settlement itself wasn’t new—it had been mentioned before Hegseth’s confirmation hearing earlier this month. But the $50,000 figure hadn’t been public until now. Hegseth claims the accusation is false and says he only agreed to pay to protect his career, family, and marriage. Despite this, the case was investigated, though prosecutors decided not to press charges.

Hegseth’s nomination is up for a Senate vote later today. On Thursday, senators narrowly advanced it with a 51-49 vote, mostly along party lines. However, two Republicans—Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski—sided with Democrats against moving forward.

This isn’t the only controversy surrounding Hegseth. He’s also been accused of long-term alcohol abuse and “abusive” behavior toward his second wife, claims he denies. Still, Republican senators argue he’s fit for the job, even if he’s an unconventional pick.

As the vote looms, questions about his past continue to swirl. Stay tuned for updates.