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Congress just narrowly voted to force President Trump to halt military action against Iran unless Congress explicitly approves it — a bold move with some Republicans siding with Democrats. This isn’t the first time lawmakers have tried to rein in the White House, despite the administration claiming hostilities ended and challenging the War Powers Resolution’s legality. The 1973 law caps presidential military action at 60 days, with a 30-day withdrawal window, sparking a fierce debate over who truly holds war-making power. Meanwhile, Senate action looms, and House Republicans are pushing a funding package that includes billions for Iran-related operations and farm aid — setting up a tough battle ahead. At its heart, this is a classic clash: presidential authority versus congressional oversight, especially as tensions abroad continue to rise.

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