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Did Trump violate War Powers Act by bombing Iran nuclear sites?
President Donald Trump became the latest in a decades-long pattern of presidents not waiting for Congress to weigh in on war plans when he approved June 21 U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Some members of Congress from both political parties balked at Trump skirting Congress’ role.
Trump questioned why there "wouldn't" be regime change in Iran if the country's government is "unable to MAKE IRAN GREAT ...
A day after the U.S. dropped bombs on Iran's nuclear facilities on President Donald Trump's orders, Ohioans protested at the ...
Iran could escalate, dragging the U.S. deeper into battle, or it could focus on a war of attrition with Israel.
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Vice President JD Vance and Secretary Rubio insist U.S. targets Iran's nuclear program, not waging war, as critics from both ...
Representatives Thomas Massie, a Kentucky Republican, and Ro Khanna, a California Democrat, introduced a bipartisan House ...
The U.S. Constitution requires congressional approval in order to declare war, but it’s less clear if President Donald ...
Thomas Massie is accusing President Donald Trump of falling short of his campaign pledges with his Saturday night strikes on ...
The Trump administration on Sunday signaled a willingness to renew talks with Iran and avoid a prolonged war .
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