Washington — For a second time, the House on Tuesday voted against limiting President Trump's authority to engage the U.S. military in warfare in Lebanon without congressional authorization. The war ...

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Republican senators proved yet again that their spines are made of pudding on Wednesday, rejecting a resolution to limit President Donald Trump’s war powers, the AP reported. The flip-flop came after ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Republicans who were berated by President Donald Trump over opposition to his war in Iran held a late-night vote Wednesday to try to appease him, rejecting a war powers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Republican senators proved yet again that their spines are made of pudding on Wednesday, rejecting a resolution to limit President ...

Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, who lost reelection last month and said he would not be “bullied,” switched his vote to no after the president berated him during a closed-door lunch hours earlier.

Republican senators switched their votes on an Iran war powers resolution late Wednesday, hours after a fractious meeting that included a shouting match with President Donald Trump over their ...

WASHINGTON – Two Republican senators reversed their positions on Donald Trump's military power in Iran just hours after a raised-voice Capitol Hill meeting between lawmakers and the president. Sens.