Defense
Republicans turn on Trump’s defense policy chief
Rubio and other Trump administration officials will brief lawmakers this week ahead of high-stakes war powers votes.
The nation’s top military officials made the case for why the U.S. needed to attack now.
The administration’s efforts to construct a case for war after shots started flying has few historical parallels.
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