Washington Politics
The law that could help Congress kill Trump's Iran deal
While lawmakers on both sides may prefer not to take a public vote one way or the other, there are ways opponents of diplomacy could look to derail the MoU
June 23, 2026
While lawmakers on both sides may prefer not to take a public vote one way or the other, there are ways opponents of diplomacy could look to derail the MoU
Bipartisanship lives as lawmakers finally grow a spine — to keep the nation at war
Democratic lawmakers launch opening salvo into what is expected to be a contentious NDAA process
Who asked for Doug Feith's opinion anyway?
Was it worth it? Of course not. But comparing his Iran deal with Obama's or decrying the terms risks falling into the same traps as previous presidents
Massive meltdown of hawks and neoconservatives who seemed to think this war would go on forever
