Does Trump Need Congress to Wage War on Iran?

The article discusses whether President Trump needs congressional approval to wage war on Iran. It states that when Trump joined Israel in a military operation against Iran, destroying Iranian government installations and killing the Supreme Leader, he did so without seeking congressional authorization. The article suggests that this raises questions about the extent of the president's war powers and the role of Congress in authorizing military actions. It highlights the ongoing debate around the War Powers Resolution, which requires the president to seek congressional approval for military engagements lasting more than 60 days. The article does not provide a definitive answer on whether Trump's actions were legal or whether he required congressional approval. It simply presents the issue as a point of contention and debate within the context of the current geopolitical situation and the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches.