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Could Congress stop a U.S. attack on Iran?
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Can Congress get involved in the decision to attack Iran?
politifact.com · Louis Jacobson
The U.S. Constitution assigns the right to declare war to Congress. But the last time that actually happened was at the beginning of World War II.
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When towns rebuild from disaster, some get priced out
The Wall Street Journal. · Arian Campo-Flores, Cameron McWhirter and Paul Overberg
In Panama City, Fla., money poured in after natural disasters, squeezing some residents out. The dynamic is repeating across the U.S.
Sunshine abounds as the summer solstice arrives
Associated Press · AP Staff
What to know about the longest day of the year.
How to stay safe during heat waves — and the heat stroke warning signs to watch for
theconversation.com · Brian Bossak
In the U.S., hundreds of people working or playing outside — even those who seem healthy — succumb to heat-related illnesses each year.
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’28 Years Later’: What the critics are saying
hollywoodreporter.com · Aaron Couch
After more than two decades, director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland have returned with the long-incubating sequel to 2002’s “28 Days Later.”
Obergefell & Hodges: The story of a marriage crusader and a reluctant defendant
LGBTQ Nation · Greg Owen
Rick Hodges didn’t want to defend discrimination. Here’s what the world could learn from an unlikely friendship.
5 things parents do at restaurants that most annoy servers
TODAY · Elise Solé
“Kids shouldn’t run through a restaurant — it’s not a McDonald’s PlayPlace.”
The right way to drink red wine all summer long
Real Simple · Jenna Helwig
You don’t have to give up your favorite vino just because it’s hot out.
What is white chocolate? Two experts weigh in
PureWow · Nakeisha Campbell
Their responses may surprise you.
Adorable or just weird? How Labubu dolls conquered the world
BBC News · Fan Wang, Adam Hancock
Born a monster, the elf-like creature from Chinese toy maker Pop Mart is now a viral purchase.
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