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Iran War Powers Vote

22 Sep to 28 Sep

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Ramsey TouchberryWashington Examiner
Christian DatocWashington Examiner
The Straits TimesThe Straits Times
Lisa MascaroToronto Star
Frank Thorp VNBC News
Patricia ZengerleThe Independent
Joseph GedeonThe Guardian
Chris Stein in WashingtonThe Guardian
Claudia GrisalesNPR
Allison PecorinABC News (US)
Lalee IbssaABC News (US)
Jeremy EtelsonWashington Examiner
Jose NavarroWashington Examiner

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On Thursday, the Senate voted 49 to 50 against a resolution directing the president to end U.S. hostilities with Iran unless Congress authorizes them.

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Susan Collins (R-ME), Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Rand Paul (R-KY), and Thom Tillis (R-NC) sided in favor with most Democrats.

4 of 8 outletsfirst reported 24 Sepwording from Washington Examiner

In the House of Representatives, seven Republicans voted with Democrats to pass a war powers resolution last week.

3 of 8 outletsfirst reported 24 Sepwording from The Straits Times

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Expected · 22 SepWASHINGTON (AP) — Increasingly anxious about the Iran war, senators are set to vote Thursday on a war powers resolution seeking to halt President Donald Trump ‘s military action, which has been largely blamed for the spike in fuel prices and become a flashpoint in the midterm election.

What happened · 24 SepOn Thursday, the Senate voted 49 to 50 against a resolution directing the president to end U.S. hostilities with Iran unless Congress authorizes them.

22 Sep
The Senate is readying its latest vote on a war powers resolution in a bid to end the war in Iran that could highlight breaks between Republicans and President Donald Trump heading into the midterm elections.
2 outlets · Washington Examiner
24 Sep
In the House of Representatives, seven Republicans voted with Democrats to pass a war powers resolution last week.
3 outlets · The Straits Times

Coverage 11 articles

28 Sep $42 billion, 19 dead, zero authorization: Trump’s Iran war couldn’t pass a basic audit
Washington Examiner
28 Sep Congress doesn’t want to stop Trump’s Iran war. It wants to pretend it tried
Washington Examiner
24 Sep Senate again fails to adopt Iran War Powers Resolution despite growing criticism
ABC News (US)
24 Sep In one of their last votes before November, Senate GOP blocks effort to end Iran war
NPR
24 Sep Senate Republicans block Democratic effort to end US war with Iran
The Guardian
24 Sep Senate narrowly rejects bill to curb Trump’s Iran war powers
The Independent
24 Sep Senate rejects resolution calling to end the Iran war, as most Republicans stick with Trump
NBC News
24 Sep Vulnerable Republicans stick with Trump to shoot down Senate Iran war powers vote
Washington Examiner
24 Sep Senate to vote on resolution to halt the Iran war as gas prices upend midterms
Toronto Star
24 Sep US Democrats tee up pre-election war powers vote as some Republicans break with Trump on Iran
The Straits Times

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22 Sep White House brushes off another potential Iran war rebuke from Congress
Washington Examiner

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