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The administration is seeking Congressional funding for a potential war against Iran, with officials like Pete Hegseth making rounds on Capitol Hill.

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  1. The Iran conflict began on February 28th, and the war is currently being waged without the necessary Congressional approval.

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3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Aug 1. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The administration is seeking Congressional funding for a potential war against Iran, with officials like Pete Hegseth making rounds on Capitol Hill.

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  1. The Iran conflict began on February 28th, and the war is currently being waged without the necessary Congressional approval.Sub-event
  2. Amid the push for war funding against Iran, Republicans are failing to persuade Democrats, leading to calls for the secretary to resign.Sub-event
  3. The House is currently debating the necessary funding for a potential U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, with specific members involved in the process.Sub-event
  4. Administration seeks Congressional funding for Iran war; Hegseth on Capitol Hill.1 source

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