GOP backs plan to reset Iran war clock without new congressional approval

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Republicans largely endorse the White House argument that renewed fighting with Iran restarts the War Powers Act clock, potentially giving Trump another 90 days of war without a fresh congressional authorization, even as Democrats seek leverage through NDAA and funding measures; a ceasefire is being treated as restarting hostilities, with some GOP critics remaining skeptical about the approach.
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