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Congress and Trump face choices on next steps with Iran

President Trump faces a key deadline in the war with Iran on Friday under a decades-old law that limits the use of force without authorization from Congress. CBS News has this report.

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Congress defers to President Trump on Iran

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Trump tells Congress hostilities in Iran 'have terminated'

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Trump says there is possibility US could restart strikes on Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters ⁠on Saturday that there is the possibility the United States could ‌restart ⁠strikes on Iran.

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Trump Says He’s ‘Not Satisfied’ With Iran’s Latest Proposal

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Trump says the US will not leave Iran early

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For War Powers Resolution purposes, US hostilities with Iran that began in February have 'terminated', official says

"Both parties agreed to ‌a 2-week ceasefire ⁠on Tuesday, April 7 that has ⁠since been extended," the official said.

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Republicans say they will defer to Trump on Iran war despite arrival of 60-day deadline

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Donald Trump gives blessing for Iran to compete at World Cup: ‘If Gianni said it, I’m okay’

Watch: President Trump Hosts State Dinner For King Charles III

King Charles and Queen Camilla will be received by President Trump and the First Lady for a state dinner on Tuesday night.

Trump jokes King Charles got Democrats to stand during speech to Congress

President Donald Trump opened a White House state dinner by praising King Charles III’s address to Congress and joking that it drew rare bipartisan applause.

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Trump says he doesn't need congressional authorization for Iran conflict

The Iran war hits the 60-day threshold as Trump's defense secretary argues the clock requiring congressional approval is paused.

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John Yoo: Trump Not Claiming New Powers, But Undoing Post-Watergate Reforms On Presidency

John Yoo, a law professor best known for writing the justifications for the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping and torture policies as deputy attorney general, argued that Donald Trump is not claiming new or unprecedented presidential powers,