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Latest verified:U.S. forces launched a 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran. Congress still has not authorized the war.July 23, 2026

What happened tonight

Night 13. Still no authorization.

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In actual-human language

The U.S. military launched strikes on Iran for the 13th night in a row while fighting spread around critical oil-shipping routes.

U.S. Central Command says the strikes are meant to reduce Iran’s ability to threaten commercial ships. Iran has continued retaliating against U.S.-linked targets in the region, and Houthi attacks on Saudi tankers opened pressure around a second major shipping route. Oil climbed above $100 a barrel. This is not winding down—it is getting wider and more expensive.

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The bottom line: The House voted 214–208 to direct the president to halt U.S. military action. Hours later, the Senate blocked its own War Powers resolution, 49–47. The strikes continued anyway. Congress has the constitutional responsibility to decide whether the country goes to war, and constituents now have a specific question for every senator: what are you doing to stop an unauthorized war from expanding?

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Hi, my name is [NAME], and I’m a constituent from [CITY / ZIP CODE]. I’m calling because Senator [NAME] voted NO on discharging S.J.Res. 180. That vote blocked the Senate from even considering an order to remove U.S. forces from an unauthorized war with Iran. I want the senator to support the next War Powers resolution and insist that Congress—not one president—decides when we go to war. Please record my position. Thank you.

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