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After a four-month war with Iran, Congress grapples with whether the conflict was worth it—amid lives lost, billions spent, and a reshaped Middle East. While some call it a failure due to lack of public support and flawed strategy, others argue the U.S. is safer, even if victory wasn’t total. The Pentagon seeks $1.5 trillion in funding, sparking debate over defense spending and travel funds tied to a deadly strike on a school. President Trump has signed a 60-day deal for nuclear talks, praised by some as a diplomatic win but criticized for potential financial pitfalls and past deal patterns. Congress failed to authorize the war or stop it via votes, leaving lawmakers to question what was gained—and whether Iran walked away with more than the U.S. lost. The focus now shifts to explaining the outcome to the public and securing a lasting peace while confronting Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

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