Trump Orders Iran Strike Without Congress Approval

March 3, 2026·11 days ago·via Gulf News

President Trump launched strikes on Iran without congressional authorization, sparking debates over presidential war powers. Legal experts note every president over the last half-century has stretched these laws, with checks limited to impeachment, which Congress has never pursued. Trump's defenders cite historical precedents like Obama's Libya strikes, arguing tradition trumps strict letter-of-the-law compliance. Read more about this...

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