Defense
Trump says the US doesn’t have to meet NATO spending goal
The president’s message — coming after days of mixed signals from administration officials — articulates that the U.S. has no intention of providing Tehran with an off-ramp.
The president’s restraint-minded backers accuse the administration of breaking its promise.
Lawmakers will effectively be spectators in the president’s decisions around the Iran war after both the House and Senate rejected efforts to curb Trump’s power.
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