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The US Senate has approved the repeal of the 2003 Iraq invasion authorization, marking a significant step in ending the long-standing war. The move also includes repeals of the 1991 Gulf War and 2002 Iraq resolutions, with the aim of preventing future military overreach. The legislation now awaits House approval and presidential sign-off.
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Dick Cheney, the influential and polarizing US vice president under George W. Bush, died on Monday at 84 from complications of pneumonia and cardiac and vascular disease. Known for his pivotal role in the Iraq War and the war on terror, Cheney remained a staunch defender of his policies and later opposed Donald Trump, endorsing Kamala Harris in 2024.
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney, a key architect of the Iraq War and the 'War on Terror,' died on Monday at age 84. His legacy is controversial, marked by his influence on US foreign policy and military actions, including the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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Iraq's sixth post-invasion election opened today, with over 21 million eligible voters, including security personnel and displaced people. The vote tests Prime Minister Sudani's bid for a second term amid fears of low turnout, political discontent, and regional tensions involving Iran and the US.
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Iraq's November 2025 parliamentary elections resulted in no clear majority, with Prime Minister al-Sudani's coalition leading but requiring extensive coalition-building. Voter turnout was 56.11%, with regional variations. Political factions are now negotiating to form a government amid ongoing fragmentation and regional influences.