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Congressional action on Yemen may be the first salvo against presidential war powers

  • Written by R. Joseph Parrott, Assistant Professor of History, The Ohio State University
Congressional action on Yemen may be the first salvo against presidential war powersPolice officers loyal to the Houthi rebels march during a military parade in Sanaa, Yemen in July 2017. The placards read: 'Allah is the greatest. Death to America, death to Israel, a curse on the Jews, victory to Islam.'REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah

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