After 60 days of war in Iran, does US Congress want a say?

NEWS SUMMARY

As the US war in Iran reaches 60 days, Congress faces a decision on whether to authorize continued military action under the War Powers Act. Experts suggest lawmakers may avoid a vote, potentially leaving the conflict in a legally ambiguous state if the President does not cease operations.

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Under law, Trump needs Congressional approval to continue war, experts say, but Congress may avoid the issue altogether.

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Latest verified updates on Iran’s regional confrontation, U.S.–Israeli strikes, missile retaliation, proxy networks, sanctions, and Strait of Hormuz risks.

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