White House Defends Libya Policy, War Authority

A lawsuit filed by 10 Members of Congress on June 15 charged that the president breached his authority under the War Powers Resolution when he ordered U.S. involvement in the bombing in Libya.
White House Defends Libya Policy, War Authority
Andrea Hayley
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/Libya_115879745.jpg" alt="REMNANTS: A Libyan man walks past a destroyed army tank June 11 in Ajdabiya, southwest of the city of Benghazi. (Gianlugi Guercia/AFP/Getty Images )" title="REMNANTS: A Libyan man walks past a destroyed army tank June 11 in Ajdabiya, southwest of the city of Benghazi. (Gianlugi Guercia/AFP/Getty Images )" width="575" class="size-medium wp-image-1802581"/></a>
REMNANTS: A Libyan man walks past a destroyed army tank June 11 in Ajdabiya, southwest of the city of Benghazi. (Gianlugi Guercia/AFP/Getty Images )
Andrea Hayley
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Reporting on the business of food, food tech, and Silicon Alley, I studied the Humanities as an undergraduate, and obtained a Master of Arts in business journalism from Columbia University. I love covering the people, and the passion, that animates innovation in America. Email me at andrea dot hayley at epochtimes.com
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