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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.
Donald Trump gambles his presidency as US enters war with Iran
Trump’s primary wager is that Iran and its proxies in the Middle East have been so weakened that the US president can cast his intervention as both limited and successful. It is also a bet that a cowed Tehran will swiftly seek a settlement rather than retaliating.
It's Donald Trump's war now. The decision to bomb Iran illustrates the conflict between some of the president's fundamental ...
The Middle East conflict has deeply divided the base that got Trump elected, pitting people such as Fox News host Mark Levin, ...
Auburn Tigers men's basketball head coach Bruce Pearl defended President Donald Trump on Saturday after the U.S. military ...
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Democrats seem to be at odds once more when it comes to the Mideast. Even before President Donald Trump's announcement ...
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A senior Russian official said on Sunday that U.S. President Donald Trump had started a new war by attacking Iran that would ...
President Donald Trump has long advocated for keeping the US out of Middle Eastern wars. By joining Israel’s offensive ...
MAGA figure Steve Bannon said Trump's comments about potential future strikes on Iran are "open ended" and worried the ...
There are protests planned in multiple states by multiple groups for Sunday following the U.S. strike on Iran nuclear facilities.
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