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Senate Votes to Check Trump’s War Powers, Rebuking Him on Iran

Senate Votes to Check Trump’s War Powers, Rebuking Him on Iran
New York Times Tuesday 23 June 2026, 19:54 UTC By Robert Jimison 1 min read
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The Capitol seen on Tuesday. The vote came amid tensions over the war among the G.O.P., which faces a punishing political environment ahead of midterm elections.

The Capitol seen on Tuesday. The vote came amid tensions over the war among the G.O.P., which faces a punishing political environment ahead of midterm elections.
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