Murkowski's Iran AUMF Still Has No Senate Vehicle as Deadline Day Passes
Murkowski pledged a Senate AUMF after returning May 11 — it still has no floor vehicle on the day the Iran deadline expires.
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Murkowski pledged a Senate AUMF after returning May 11 — it still has no floor vehicle on the day the Iran deadline expires.
Defense moved to disqualify acting AG Blanche and US Attorney Pirro by arguing that attending the WHCD makes them victims in their own case.
Booker, Schumer, and Durbin entered the FCC comment window with a letter that cannot stop the merger but can shape what the agency puts in the record.
Two Iran AUMF frameworks now exist in Congress — Murkowski's enumerated strikes versus Barrett's wind-down clock — and they conflict.
Jay Hurst, performing the duties of Pentagon Comptroller, told Congress the Iran war has cost $29 billion — $4 billion above the figure delivered two weeks ago.