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Topic: war-powers

The dome of the United States Capitol

Monday, 7/20, 09:06 PM

The White House says a new 60-day clock started. Congress has not tested it.

Both chambers passed war powers resolutions in June, narrowly and with a handful of Republican votes.
Neither could survive a veto.
The administration's position is that each notification to Congress restarts the 60-day authorization window, and nobody has taken that to court.

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