President Donald Trump's bombardment of three sites in Iran quickly sparked debate in Congress over his authority to launch the strikes, with Republicans praising Trump for decisive action even as ...

The United States launched attacks on three nuclear sites in Iran on Saturday, June 21, President Donald Trump announced on ...

President Donald Trump’s decision Saturday to bomb key nuclear sites in Iran drew praise from most top Georgia Republicans — but also revealed a sharp break within the GOP ranks and a divide among ...

Republicans on Capitol Hill quickly lined up behind President Trump after he announced that the U.S. conducted a strike on ...

Several key Democratic leaders criticized Trump’s decision to strike Iran without Congressional approval, while prominent ...

Several members of Congress in both parties on Saturday questioned the legality of President Donald Trump’s move to launch ...

"While President Trump’s decision may prove just, it’s hard to conceive a rationale that’s Constitutional," U.S. Rep. Warren ...

Trump kept the move so quiet that at least one cable news broadcast said that the president was still considering his options ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R., S.D.), the top two GOP leaders in Congress, were briefed on the planned Iran attacks ahead of time, according to people ...

U.S. Rep Thomas Massie (R-KY) declared Saturday evening that his party's leader, the president of the United States, made an ...

The move comes after Iran and Israel have been engaged in aerial strikes and Trump had been pondering US involvement for the ...

Trump and his team were in contact with top congressional Republicans before the strikes, but top Democrats were not told of ...