Strikes on Iran 'not worth it': Nicholas Kristof Journalist and New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof says the strikes on Iran are a "a dangerous venture."
Strikes on Iran 'not worth it': Nicholas Kristof Journalist and New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof says the strikes on Iran are a "a dangerous venture."
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Attack on Iran: Trump says Iran's supreme leader has been killed Pres. Trump announced Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei is dead, believed to have been killed in the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran. Trump is calling for regime change in Iran.
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The women’s team later declined Trump’s invitation to attend the State of the Union, citing scheduling conflicts, while the men’s team did show up. The appearance by the athletes all appeared to be in good fun, with no mention of the controversy surrounding the men’s team’s reaction to Trump’s remarks. “My show speaks to people who are not always represented in hockey,” Storrie said at the end of his monologue. Connor Storrie arrives on set for a Jan. 12 appearance on "Late Night with Seth Meyers." Mumford & Sons served as the musical guest during Storrie’s episode of “Saturday Night Live,” with a special appearance by Hozier.
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Trump says Iran posed imminent threat Matt Duss, the executive vice president at the Center for International Policy, says they've been shown no evidence that Iran posed an imminent threat.
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The resolution directs Trump to terminate the use of armed forces against Iran, unless explicitly authorized by Congress. Presidents of both parties have skirted around war powers resolutions in the past. AdvertisementPassage is uncertain in the Republican-controlled House and Senate, with GOP members of both chambers expressing initial support for the bombing of Iran. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer of New York said the Senate should pass the resolution but didn’t outright oppose the strikes. Congress passed the War Powers Resolution in 1973 to slow the Vietnam War.
Legal experts are already skeptical of President Donald Trump’s constitutional authority to launch new military action against Iran without Congress’ approval, especially if it leads to a prolonged conflict. “The president has tried to grab that power for himself without getting authorization from Congress before doing so,” Anders added. In addition, the Supreme Court has been generous in approving Trump’s expansive use of power, most notably in its 2024 immunity ruling. “Even if that were a legal argument, rather than a policy one, it’s hard to take that remotely seriously here,” Vladeck said. Bush’s use of force against Panama to overthrow dictator Manuel Noriega, President Barack Obama’s use of air strikes in Libya and Trump’s actions in his first term against Iran and Syria.
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Plane carrying banknotes crashes in BoliviaFifteen people were killed and at least 30 more were injured on Friday evening after a Bolivian Air Force Hercules aircraft carrying new banknotes from the country's central bank crashed onto a busy avenue amid inclement weather in the city of El Alto, near Bolivia's capital La Paz, according to television reports.
