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Exploring who has the power to declare war

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Exploring who has the power to declare war

As tensions rise in the Middle East, questions about war powers have resurfaced in the United States. The Constitution grants Congress the sole authority to declare war, yet over time, presidential military actions have often bypassed formal congressional approval. NBC News correspondent Julie Tsirkin examines how this constitutional framework is being tested in modern governance, highlighting growing debate over executive power and legislative oversight in times of conflict.

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