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Lawmakers propose revisions to restore congressional control over spending and war powers
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What happened
FactA proposal suggests that Congress could regain authority over the federal budget and military engagements by amending two existing policies, though the feasibility and political support for such changes remain uncertain.
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Moral topic
Congressional authority over spending and war powers
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Unknown publisher · Maya Kornberg, opinion contributor
Congress can reclaim its spending and war powers by revising two policiesOct 8, 2026, 7:30 AM CDTOriginal