Defense
Second boat strike tests GOP loyalty to Trump
Elbridge Colby’s rejection of an open-ended conflict comes as the administration seeks to solidify its messaging on the U.S. operation in Iran.
He also said U.S. defense companies are “under emergency orders” to build weaponry.
Rubio and other Trump administration officials will brief lawmakers this week ahead of high-stakes war powers votes.
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