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Presidential war powers have been a debate since they were enacted in the War Powers Resolution of 1973. Congress has not declared war since World War II.

The ruling, delivered by the Senate parliamentarian, was the latest blow to Republicans from the nonpartisan official tasked with refereeing what is allowed.

Karoline Leavitt also criticized Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), suggesting that he "should be a Democrat" because he is "more aligned" with that party.

"Today's Democratic Party hates Israel. So when we engage with Iran, they say it's all Israel, it's all Israel," Cruz said.

The shift away from group health plans is natural in many markets, and Congress should pass the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' to empower that transition.

Steube predicted that the next steps regarding Iran will be to monitor the foreign nation's response.

Sen. Tim Kaine filed a resolution that requires congressional debate and a vote before taking any offensive measures days before President Trump ordered strikes ...

Iran had stopped negotiations with the U.S. over its nuclear program. President Trump confirmed that the nuclear sites were completely destroyed by Saturday.

The House seat Stefanik has held since 2015 is becoming a de facto campaign bully pulpit for Stefanik.

Rep. Jim Himes and Sen. Mark Warner, who both serve on intelligence committees, were not briefed before Trump ordered strikes on Iran.