The White House's ability to fund the Middle East conflict through 'creative budgetary moves' is limited, and it will eventually need to request additional spending from Congress.

The U.S. Congress is expected to vote on a War Powers Resolution next week regarding the president's authority for military action.

A War Powers Resolution vote in Congress is viewed as largely symbolic, as the president is expected to veto it if it passes.

Election analysts predict that Republican members of Congress may soon face a choice between aligning with President Trump's military policy or with constituent sentiment, potentially causing division...

A supplemental defense spending request of approximately $200 billion is currently pending before the U.S. Congress.