The Political Calculus of the Iran War Is Different for Every Single Member of Congress

The political calculus of the Iran war is different for every single member of Congress because each one sits at a unique intersection of constituency...

The political calculus of the Iran war is different for every single member of Congress because each one sits at a unique intersection of constituency...

Swing district Republicans are trapped between a president who launched a war and a public that does not want one.

The Iran war vote is already defining political careers, and the fallout has barely begun. When the Senate voted 47-53 on March 4, 2026, to reject a...

There are not enough votes in Congress to override a presidential veto on the Iran War Powers Resolution — and it is not even close.

The War Powers Act is, for all practical purposes, a dead letter. The failed congressional votes in early March 2026 to invoke the War Powers Resolution...

Lawyers inside the Pentagon are actively stretching existing legal authorities to provide cover for the Trump administration's military campaign against...

The 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force, signed into law on September 18, 2001, was written with a single purpose: to authorize the president to...

The United States is currently engaged in military operations against Iran without a formal declaration of war from Congress.

Iran does not care whether the United States pulled the trigger on leadership strikes or merely provided the aircraft, intelligence, and diplomatic cover...

The United States and Israel launched simultaneous but independently commanded military operations against Iran on February 28, 2026, marking the most...