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Poll finds U.S. strikes on Iran backed by Republicans, disapproval overall; most say Trump needs Congress' OK
A large two-thirds say Mr. Trump does need congressional approval for action against Iran. That includes a third of Republicans. MAGA Republicans, in particular, though, are more likely than other Republicans to say Mr. Trump does not need congressional approval for action against Iran.
Ignoring Congress on Iran, Trump Followed a Well-Worn Path
In a letter to Congress, obtained by U.S. News, President Donald Trump argues that his military strikes on Iran are legal based on his powers under the Constitution’s Article II, which makes him “Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States.”
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Congress has failed at one of its most central constitutional duties: setting the parameters of war for the military.
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The Federal Reserve chairman says he still does not know how much of an impact President Donald Trump’s tariffs will have on ...
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