Defense
House Foreign Affairs Dems: Bipartisanship is dead under Mast
The sponsors of the war powers legislation, Reps. Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie, had initially planned to hold a vote this week.
The administration already burned through significant stockpiles of air defense missiles in operations against Iran and its proxy groups.
From a Ukrainian listening post, our reporter heard it happen: Starlink terminals went dark, leaving Russian soldiers along the front unable to coordinate.
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