Ceasefire Clock: War Powers Scrutiny in Iran Campaign
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Republicans press for a formal interpretation of the War Powers Act's 60-day clock in the Iran campaign after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth suggested the timer could pause during a ceasefire; Democrats argue a ceasefire does not end hostilities, while Republicans weigh whether to extend time or wind down, citing Libya 2011 as a precedent.
Topics:nation#ceasefire#defense-department#iran#politics#senate-armed-services-committee#war-powers-act
- Pentagon calls timeout on War Powers Axios
- Ahead of war powers deadline, US official says hostilities with Iran ‘terminated’ amid truce The Times of Israel
- Hegseth Says Iran Cease-Fire Stops Clock for Congressional Approval The New York Times
- House Speaker Mike Johnson says the U.S. is 'not at war' with Iran as White House approaches 60-day deadline NBC News
- Trump administration says its war in Iran has been ‘terminated’ before 60-day deadline KRON4
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